Government officials finished a two-day workshop on procurement rules at the education ministry today. First-class officers from the ministry and related agencies attended the training program. The session focused on teaching proper procedures for government purchasing and contracts.
Md Nasimur Rahman Sharif spoke to participants during the final day of training. The Joint Secretary from the Planning Department explained work orders and contract procedures. He also covered how financial authority gets shared among different government levels. His presentation helped officials understand their roles in procurement decisions. The training aimed to improve government spending practices.
Masud Akhter Khan opened the workshop on Tuesday with an introductory session. The Additional Secretary discussed procurement planning methods and tender processes. He explained evaluation procedures that officials must follow when reviewing bids. Khan outlined the overall strategy that guides government purchasing decisions. His opening remarks set the foundation for the entire training program.
Ministry leaders announced plans for another educational session starting tomorrow. The upcoming workshop will cover development cooperation topics and international aid matters. Officials expect strong attendance from ministry staff again. These training sessions help government workers stay current on important procedures. Regular education ensures proper handling of public funds.
Md Nasimur Rahman Sharif spoke to participants during the final day of training. The Joint Secretary from the Planning Department explained work orders and contract procedures. He also covered how financial authority gets shared among different government levels. His presentation helped officials understand their roles in procurement decisions. The training aimed to improve government spending practices.
Masud Akhter Khan opened the workshop on Tuesday with an introductory session. The Additional Secretary discussed procurement planning methods and tender processes. He explained evaluation procedures that officials must follow when reviewing bids. Khan outlined the overall strategy that guides government purchasing decisions. His opening remarks set the foundation for the entire training program.
Ministry leaders announced plans for another educational session starting tomorrow. The upcoming workshop will cover development cooperation topics and international aid matters. Officials expect strong attendance from ministry staff again. These training sessions help government workers stay current on important procedures. Regular education ensures proper handling of public funds.
