Banglalink has undertaken a mission to connect the nation’s youth to the internet and open up a world of possibilities for them. In a launching ceremony held at Tiger’s Den today, the 11th of May, 2015, the Banglalink head office, the State Minister of ICT Junayed Ahmed Polok inaugurated the program.
Banglalink has undertaken a mission to connect the nation’s youth to the internet and open up a world of possibilities for them. In a launching ceremony held at Tiger’s Den today, the 11th of May, 2015, the Banglalink head office, the State Minister of ICT Mr. Zunaid Ahmed Palak inaugurated the program. The campaign received official recommendation from the ICT State Minister.
Under this new campaign, Banglalink will go on a nationwide campus activation program for next five months, visiting 200 campuses (Universities and Colleges) around the country to encourage the youth to use the internet. For this to become a reality, Banglalink is offering extremely attractive data offers along with attractive gifts.
During the campus activations, there also be a specially designed game, the first ever leap motion game where the audience will get a chance to play with cricketing legend and Banglalink brand ambassador Shakib Al Hasan.
Present at the launching ceremony were (Honorable State Minister for ICT Division, Mr. ZUNAID AHMED PALAK, MP along with Banglalink CEO Ziad Shatara, CCO Shihab Ahmed, Senior Director Taimur Rahman and other senior officials from Banglalink)
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