The developed countries are always preferred for technical services. Technical hands are the main tools of those countries which have attained very fast national growth. Bangladesh as a developing country is lacking of it. But immense possibility is there with its large manpower. Considering these fact, Amda Research Foundation has started different type of training programs so that people can be easily turned into a skilled manpower. To chalk out a plan for it, Amda organised a seminar on world standard engineering and technical trading- sight Bangladesh recently, says a press release.

The seminar held at the National Press Club was presided over by the Chairman Amda Research Foundation Md. Akbar Hossain and the main treatise was presented by Prof. Dr. Keramat Ali, the former Vice Chancellor of Rajshahi University. Ashish Kumar Paul, the Director General of Bangladesh Industrial Technical Assistance Centre (BITAC) was the chief guest.

Other dignified guests were M.A Samad Vice Chancellor of Prime University, Dr. Abul Kalam Azad- Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Eastern University, Dr. Rakib Uddin, Dean, Faculty of Biology of Khulna University, Dr. Harun-or-Rashid Khan, Professor of Forestry and Wood Technology of the same university, Golam Mostafa, Chairman Bangladesh Association of International Recruiting Agencyand many others.

The speakers said that by expanding the technical training, the countries like India, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, German, Italy, France, Australia, and Canada have improved a lot in front of our eyes. But Bangladesh is at afar distance. However, Bangladesh can become a middle income country within short time utilizing technical hands. Amda Research Foundation wants to do by imparting technical training. This organization will create opportunity of job abroad for students.