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আবুল খায়ের স্টিল মেল্টিং লিমিটেড কারখানা পরিদর্শন করলেন জার্মান ভাইস মিনিস্টার

German vice minister visits Abul Khair Steel Melting Limited factory

Photo: Bangladesh Post

Neutral summary

from 2 outlets' reporting

A delegation led by Dr. Bärbel Kofler, Parliamentary Vice Minister and State Secretary of Germany's Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, visited the Abul Khair Steel Melting Limited (AKSML) factory in Sitakunda, Chattogram, on Monday, 26 October. The delegation included German Ambassador Dr. Rüdiger Lotz and officials from GIZ Bangladesh, KfW and IDCOL. AKSML CEO Imran Momin welcomed them and briefed them on the company's production technology, its Guinness World Records title and environmental initiatives, including a solar power system, a fume treatment plant and rainwater reuse. Kofler praised the environmental measures and the company's efforts to promote women's participation in the steel industry, and said she gained a positive impression of the sector's progress and modernisation.

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আবুল খায়ের স্টীল কারখানা পরিদর্শনে জার্মান ভাইস মিনিস্টার

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