The Diploma Pharmacists Association of Bangladesh (D-FAB) Central Parliament has approved the convening committee of the “Family Planning Branch” with the aim of promoting the rights, dignity and professional development of diploma pharmacists in Bangladesh. The 29-member committee has been approved with Firoz Hossain as the convener and Golam Faruk as the member secretary. They said that this committee will further accelerate the activities of the organization by forming a full-fledged committee within the next 3 (three) months.
After the formation of the committee on Thursday (July 23), the leaders of the D-Fab family prayed for the eternal peace of the souls of the independence proclaimer, martyred President Ziaur Rahman (Bir Uttam) and the uncompromising leader and former three-time successful Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia. On behalf of the D-Fab family, they expressed their sincere respect, gratitude and best wishes to the Chairman of BNP and Honorable Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. They also expressed their conviction that the Diploma Pharmacist Society will always play a positive role in implementing the state reforms and public welfare programs announced by him.
The organization expressed its sincere gratitude to the Chief Advisor of Diploma Pharmacists Association of Bangladesh (D-Fab), Honorable Minister of Women and Children Affairs and Social Welfare, Professor Dr. A. Z. M. Zahid Hossain, Advisor Professor Dr. Moudud Hossain Alamgir Pavel, and Convener of “Amra BNP Paribas” and Additional Press Secretary to the Honorable Prime Minister, Senior Journalist Atiqur Rahman Rumon. They expressed their hope that their guidance and inspiration will further strengthen the path of D-Fab.
The leaders of the newly formed committee expressed their sincere gratitude and congratulations to D-Fab Central Parliament Convener Asadullah Mia, Member Secretary Nazmul Huda, and the leaders of the central committee.
D-Fab firmly believes that the organization will continue to work tirelessly in the future, as in the past, to ensure the fair rights, status, increased job opportunities, expansion of higher education, employment in the public and private sectors, professional security, and overall welfare of the country’s diploma pharmacists.