Staff Correspondent
The Bangladesh Sugar and Food Industries Corporation (BSFIC) on Thursday organised a training workshop aimed at enhancing administrative efficiency, ensuring proper handling of legal matters and raising officials’ awareness of government rules and regulations.
The day-long workshop, titled “Case Management, Annual Confidential Report (ACR) Writing, Government Servants’ Conduct Rules, Government Servants (Discipline and Appeal) Rules 2018 (Amended), and Office Management,” was formally inaugurated at the Sugar Industries Bhaban in Dhaka.
BSFIC Chairman Md Shamsuzzaman Suruj inaugurated the workshop at 10:00am on Thursday as the chief guest and keynote speaker.
Speaking at the inaugural session, the BSFIC chairman said knowledge of service rules, disciplinary regulations and office management is essential for officials of government and statutory organisations to ensure efficiency and transparency in administrative activities.
“Proper handling of cases and accurate assessment through Annual Confidential Reports (ACRs) play an important role in maintaining administrative discipline and transparency,” he said.
He expressed hope that the officials participating in the training would be able to apply the knowledge gained from the workshop effectively in their respective workplaces.
Among others, BSFIC Director (Cane Development and Research) Dr Abdul Alim Khan, Director (Production and Engineering) Mohammad Saeed-ur-Rahman, Director (Finance) Tahmina Akter, Director (Commercial) Azharul Islam, Secretary Mohammad Mujibur Rahman and heads of different departments were present at the inaugural ceremony.
A total of 30 BSFIC officials participated in the day-long training programme.
During the workshop, expert trainers discussed various practical aspects of the Government Servants’ Conduct Rules, the updated application of the Government Servants (Discipline and Appeal) Rules 2018 (Amended), government document management and case handling.
The training was organised as part of BSFIC’s efforts to strengthen administrative capacity, improve institutional transparency and ensure effective implementation of government rules and regulations.
