Business Desk :
Midland Bank PLC has donated an ambulance to Anjuman Mufidul Islam, a charitable organisation and one of the leading ambulance service providers in Dhaka, serving both patients and deceased persons within and outside the capital.
The donation is part of the Bank’s commitment to social wellbeing under its CSR programme and has been provided from the Islami Banking Compensation Fund, according to a press release.
Md Ahsan-uz Zaman, Managing Director and CEO of the bank, handed over the key to Mohammad Azim Bakhsh and Alhaj Mohammad Aslam, Trustees and Vice Presidents of Anjuman Mufidul Islam. The handover ceremony was held on Thursday at the bank’s head office. Anjuman Mufidul Islam provides free ambulance services in Dhaka and undertakes various other charitable activities for public welfare, added the release.
Among others, Syed Lukman Ahmed, Joint Director (Branch) of Anjuman Mufidul Islam; Md Rashed Akter, Head of Retail Distribution and Chief Bancassurance Officer; Didarul Islam, CFO; Md Bajlur Rahman Khan, Head of CRM and Head of Sustainable Finance Unit; and Nakul Chandra Debnath, Head of GSD of Midland Bank, were present at the ceremony.
