Bangladeshi journalists brief Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi after completing an ITEC journalism and public relations training programme in Hyderabad.
DHAKA, November 5: A group of Bangladeshi journalists who participated in an India-funded journalism and public relations training programme met Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Dinesh Trivedi and Deputy High Commissioner Pawan Badhe for a debriefing following the completion of their week-long course in Hyderabad.
During the meeting, the journalists shared their experiences and positive feedback on the training programme, highlighting the professional insights and practical knowledge they gained during their stay in India.
The journalists attended the Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) programme on "Journalism & Public Relations", held from October 25 to 31 at the Dr MCR Human Resource Development Institute of Telangana in Hyderabad.
According to a social media post by the Indian High Commission on Wednesday, discussions during the meeting covered India's digital transformation, particularly its Unified Payments Interface (UPI), law and order, the information technology sector and various aspects of the country's development.
The participants appreciated the opportunity to learn about India's institutional framework, technological advancements and development initiatives, as well as the insights gained through the training.
The programme reflects India's ongoing efforts to strengthen professional and institutional cooperation with Bangladesh through capacity-building initiatives under the ITEC framework.
The ITEC programme is one of India's flagship development cooperation initiatives, offering training and capacity-building opportunities to professionals from partner countries across various sectors.
