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The Premier Bank Limited Signs Agreement with Praava Health

The Premier Bank Limited recently signed an agreement with Praava Health at the Praava Health Office in the capital for its customer privilege. Additional Managing Director Mr. Md. Abdul Jabber Chowdhury of the Premier Bank Limited and Sabrina Imam, Director, Information Technology & Corporate Marketing Signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations.

Under the agreement, The premier Bank Limited Credit & Debit Cardholders will get 15% discount at Praava Health Packages.

The Premier Bank Limited, Deputy Managing Director, Mr. Sami Karim; Executive Vice President & Head of Card Business Mr. Mamun Rashid; Senior Vice President & Head of Brand Marketing & Communication Mr. Md. Tareq Uddin; Praava Health Senior Medical Director, Medical Services, Dr. Simeen M. Akhtar and other officials of both the organizations were present at the signing ceremony.

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