The Premier Bank Limited Signs Agreement with Access to information (a2i) Programme

Today, The Premier Bank Limited signed an agreement with Access to
information (a2i) Programme II at ICT Tower, Agargoan, Dhaka. Managing
Director & CEO Mr. M Reazul Karim (FCMA) of the Premier Bank Limited and
Mr. Dr. Md. Abdul Mannan PAA, Project Director (Joint Secretary), a2i
Programme Signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations.
Under the agreement, The Premier Bank Limited will run their agent banking
operation from selected Union Digital Center (UDC) nationwide.
Mohammad Shamim Murshed, SEVP & Head of Agent & Retail Banking
Division; Md. Tareq Uddin – SVP & HEAD of Brand Marketing &
Communications from The Premier Bank Limited and Mr. Tohurul Hasan,
Programme Manager, A2i Programme from Access to information (a2i)
Programme  and others officials of both the organizations were present at the
signing ceremony.

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