| 达卡工商会(DCCI) 简介 |
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| 2007-06-04 23:18 文章来源：www.dhakachamber.com |
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The Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI)
65-66 Motijheel Commercial Area, Dhaka-1000
Bangladesh.
Phone: 880-2-9552562 (Hunting)
Fax: 880-2-9560830
E-mail: secretary@dhakachamber.com
dcci@bangla.net
dcci@gononet.com
Web site: www.dhakachamber.com
The Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DCCI) the voice of SMEs serves as the first point of business contact for penetration into new market and a vibrant platform putting forward facts-based opinions, suggestions and recommendations for a brighter tomorrow in the sphere of trade, commerce and the overall economy. DCCI, the largest and most active Chamber of the country, established in 1958 , was incorporated under the companies Act, V11 of 1913 as a limited company on March 10, 1959. It serves as a model of non-profit, service-oriented organization. It has rendered more than four decades of very useful services for the development of business and industry in Bangladesh.
It has four classes of membership: General, Associate, Town Association and Trade Group. The Chamber is run by a Board of twenty-four Directors representing all classes of membership. One third of the Directors retire every year. A President, a Senior Vice-President and a Vice-President are elected by the Board for a term of one year. The President is the Chief Executive of the Chamber. The Board of Directors is assisted by a number of Standing Committees on various important business-related subjects and by a full fledged Secretariat.
Functions of the DCCI
The basic functions of the DCCI relate to promotion and development of trade, commerce and industry. Some of these are:
to give market oriented inputs for formulation and implementation of government policies in respect of import, export, industry, investment, banking, insurance, fiscal measures, annual budget etc. and brief materials for conferences relating to WTO, UNCTAD, SAPTA, SAFTA, BIMST-EC etc;
to represent trade, commerce and industry on various advisory or consultative committees at different Ministries and Departments of the Governments;
to give views and comments on legislative measures affecting trade, commerce and industry;
to function as a forum for exchanging views on trade and economy among different Chamber members, Government agencies, DCCI members and local/foreign delegations;
to issue Certificate of Origin (CO) and authenticate documents for promotion of exports;
to disseminate business information to members by Electronic Communication, Fortnightly Trade Bulletin, DCCI Monthly Review, Circulars, Notifications, Statistical data etc;
to organize training courses, seminars/ workshops/symposia, trade delegations, trade fairs to participle in them at home and abroad and to receive delegations from abroad;
to undertake activities like survey, research etc. to suggest for favourable business related policies;
to prepare Economic Policy Papers (EPPs) for conducting policy advocacy for the benefit of the business sector;
to prepare position papers, fact sheet on different business issues to lobby with the Government;
to sign Memorandum of Understandings (MOUs) with overseas Chambers of Commerce and Industries and other business organisations for promotion of bilateral trade and investment;
to prepare, implement and evaluate projects for entrepreneurship development and other trade related matters and
to develop business through internet/web page of its own.
Standing Committees
In order to monitor various developments in the industry, trade and economic fields and to carry out the activities as mentioned above, DCCI constitutes a number of Standing Committees (SCs) every year. The committees, headed by a Co-ordinating Director, supported by a Convenor and a Co-Convenor, are composed of a number of members representing concerned discipline of trade and industry.
The SCs through the respective Co-ordinating Directors move and ventilate their concerns to the Board in the form of proceedings with specific proposals. Some of the proposals, as approved by the Board, are implemented by the Chamber directly while the rest are recommended to the relevant Ministries/Organisation for necessary consideration and implementation. |
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