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The UKBCCI Virtual Business Talk on “Government’s support to help restart and reinvent businesses and Post-COVID Business Recovery”

15th July 2021 by UKBCCI

The UKBCCI Virtual Business Talk on “Government’s support to help restart and reinvent businesses and Post-COVID Business Recovery” was held on Wednesday, 7th July 2021.

The event was highly successful and the audience found the event very encouraging and inspired by Government’s support to help restart and reinvent businesses. In attendance were directors and members of the UKBCCI, distinguished guests, members of the community and the media.

Paul Scully MP, Minister for London and Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Minister for Small Business, Consumers and Labour Markets) was the Chief Guest of the event. Her Excellency Saida Muna Tasneem, Bangladesh High Commissioner to UK & Ireland & Foysal Choudhury, Member of the Scottish Parliament were the special guests of the event along with other guests speakers including,
Councillor Abdul Jabbar MBE, Deputy Leader, Oldham Council, M A Munim, President BCA, Dr Naseem Ahmed, Chairman, Noorjahan Hospital Ltd, Sylhet Bangladesh, Emdadul Haque Chowdhury, President London Bangla Press Club & Syed Nahas Pasha, Chief Editor, Janomot

The event was very informative and had interaction between attendees there.

Inaugural Meeting of the UKBCCI Midlands Region was recently held.

21st May 2021 by UKBCCI

The Inaugural Meeting of the UKBCCI Midlands Region was held on Wednesday

28th April 2021 @ 2.00PM via Zoom. This meeting was to elect

the UKBCCI Midlands Regional Committee.

Please see appointments by clicking link below.

UKBCCI Midlands Committee

The UKBCCI Business Networking and “Virtual Iftar” (Breaking Fast) Event Recently Took Place

21st May 2021 by UKBCCI

The UKBCCI Business Networking and “Virtual Iftar” (Breaking Fast) event was held on Wednesday 21st April 2021 organised by London Region.

The event was highly successful and well attended by guests from the business community across the UK along with UKBCCI directors, members, VIP guests, MPs, media and many other honourable invited guests including:

-Mohammad Zulqar Nain, Deputy High Commissioner at Bangladesh High Commission London and Ambassador designated to Algeria

-Rt Hon Lord Karan Bilimoria CBE DL FCA, President of CBI

– Lord Mohamed Sheikh

– Seema Malhotra MP-Shadow Minister Work and Pensions

-Mr Shaun Bailey Conservative Candidate for Mayor of London

-M A Munim, President of BCA

– Pasha Khandaker MBE, Former President of BCA

– Nahas Pasha – Chief Editor Janomot

– Dobirul Islam Choudhury OBE -101 Years old uncle raised over half a million for NHS by walking at his garden

-Dr Nazia Khanum OBE DL, Chair, United Nations Association-Luton

– Jakaria Haque

– Arnab Dutt OBE, Chairman Social Value Policy of Federation of small Businesses

– Hitan Mehta, Executive Director British Asian Trust

– Howard Dawber, Managing Director Canary Wharf Group and Chair Labour Friends of Bangladesh

– Cllr Mohammed Ahbab Hossain, Speaker of the Tower Hamlets council

The UKBCCI secure the Lateral Flow Covid Test Kit for sale

30th March 2021 by UKBCCI

GOOD NEWS!!

The UKBCCI has managed to secure the Lateral Flow Covid Test Kit and a deal that has been made between us and the providing company.

We genuinely believe that there is benefits to our members in buying this product. You will not be able to find this product in the high street.

The government is encouraging more rapid tests to be done on work sites, whether that be an office, construction site or in restaurants.

Please find a document below that highlights the key benefits of the lateral flow test.

If you are interested you can only order this product through UKBCCI

email: info@ukbcci.org.uk or Tel: +44 0207 247 2331, M: 07734394192/whatsapp

Stay Safe.

The EMA concludes the AstraZeneca vaccine is safe

19th March 2021 by UKBCCI

Whether for safety, political or jealousy reasons the AstraZeneca jab was paused by a number of European countries whilst the European Medicines Agency (EMA) carried out an investigation into reports of blood disorders, and on conclusion said the vaccine is not linked to an “overall risk” of blood clots. So as those EU countries come back on board, I ask myself, was this necessary, when the MHRA (The UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) and the World Health Organisation believed the vaccine to be safe?

The result this week has been a slowing down and reduction in various countries civilians receiving vaccines at a rate that will get those nations back on their feet again as quickly as possible, and the obvious fear and doubt that occurs as a result of such stories.

So as a community activist, I urge any ’new doubters’ to be confident that the various medical bodies all agree of the vaccine’s safety and book that jab.

Bajloor Rashid MBE

UKBCCI Director – Founder and First President

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