Etova Technology Honors Trainees at Industrial Training Farewell and Appreciation Ceremony
Dhaka, Monday, December 1, 2025 — Etova Technology recently hosted a special event to celebrate and honor trainees who successfully completed their industrial training program. The ‘Industrial Training, Farewell and Appreciation Ceremony’ was held on Wednesday, November 26, at a prestigious restaurant in the capital city, Dhaka.
During the event, certificates and mementos of appreciation were presented to the trainees in recognition of their hard work and accomplishment in completing industry-based training. The ceremony offered an opportunity for the trainees to share their experiences and gain valuable career guidance for their future professional journeys.
The program featured distinguished guests from various sectors. The chief guest, Khondkar Mahbub Uddin Khokon, President of the Bangladesh Supreme Court Bar Association, highlighted the importance of practical training. He stated, “Hands-on training enhances young people’s employability and self-confidence. Initiatives like these are highly commendable for human resource development.”
Hafizullah Khan Liton, Administrator of the Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services (BASIS), served as a special guest. He emphasized, “Practical, industry-focused training is essential to build a skilled workforce for local government and the information technology sector.”
Manzur Mohammad Shahriar, Project Director of the DEIED Project under Bangladesh Hi-Tech Park Authority, also spoke at the event. He remarked, “The core objective of the DEIED project is to boost industrial readiness skills among youth. Etova’s initiative will significantly advance this goal.”
Several other respected personalities were present, including Robiul Islam Nayon, Secretary of the Dhaka Metropolitan South Jubo Dal; Mostafa Kamal Duke, Managing Director of Flora Telecom; and Rowshan Kamal James, a member of the BASIS Associate Committee. Senior officials, trainers, and trainees from Etova Technology also participated in the ceremony.
The event underscored the value of industrial training programs in bridging the gap between academic learning and industry requirements, helping to develop capable professionals equipped for the challenges of the modern workforce.
For further information, please contact Etova Technology or visit bd24live.com.
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