FBCCI joins forces with BB to fight currency forgers

Bangladesh Bank (BB) and the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) yesterda distributed 200 fake-note detection machines amongst the big shopping centres of the capital.
The machines were handed over to the representatives of the markets at a programme organised by the FBCCI at its office in Motijheel.
Speaking on the occasion, FBCCI president Abdul Matlub Ahmad said the government takes initiative to detect fake-notes every year but the groups that produce fake-notes are “very strong”, and so the government could not eliminate it completely.
Fake-note detection machines are handed over to the representatives of the markets so that they can detect fake-notes of their own, he added.
Bangladesh Bank deputy governor M Abul Quasem, and FBCCI former president Helal Uddin also spoke on the prgramme.

FBCCI joins forces with BB to fight currency forgers

Bangladesh Bank (BB) and the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) yesterda distributed 200 fake-note detection machines amongst the big shopping centres of the capital. The machines were handed over to the representatives of the markets at a programme organised by the FBCCI at its office in Motijheel. Speaking on the occasion, FBCCI president Abdul Matlub Ahmad said the government takes initiative to detect fake-notes every year but the groups that produce fake-notes are very strong, and so the government could not eliminate it completely. Fake-note detection machines are handed over to the representatives of the markets so that they can detect fake-notes of their own, he added. Bangladesh Bank deputy governor M Abul Quasem, and FBCCI former president Helal Uddin also spoke on the prgramme.