New Delhi, March 4
The National Centre for Good Governance (NCGG) on Monday commenced a training programme for 43 civil servants from Bangladesh, a Union Personnel Ministry statement said on Monday.
The training from March 4 to 15 is being held in partnership with the Ministry of External Affairs. The centre has so far conducted capacity-building programmes for 2,500 civil servants from the neighbouring country.
“Forty-three officers serving as deputy secretaries, Upazila Nirbahi Officers, additional deputy commissioners, senior assistant commissioners and assistant commissioner are attending the programme to be held in Mussoorie and New Delhi,” the Ministry said.
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