| Dhaka, October 25, 2025: A landmark technical seminar titled “Better Pharma Best Practices 2025” was successfully held in Dhaka today, marking a significant step forward in the modernization of Bangladesh’s poultry and livestock sectors. Argil NE Bangladesh, in partnership with Better Pharma and Betagro Group of Thailand, organized the event to promote innovation, sustainability, and scientific excellence in animal health and nutrition.
Representing the Royal Thai Embassy in Dhaka, H.E. Mrs. Thitiporn Chirasawadi, Ambassador-Designate of Thailand to Bangladesh, officially opened the seminar. In her inspiring address, she spoke about the strengthening cooperation between Thailand and Bangladesh in agricultural advancement and veterinary innovation, stressing that such collaborative efforts are crucial for sustainable growth, food security, and the shared prosperity of both nations.
Mr. A.K.M. Humaun Kabir, CEO of Argil NE Bangladesh and chief coordinator of the seminar, reaffirmed the organization’s mission to link global innovation with local agriculture. “Through partnerships with Better Pharma and Betagro, we’re empowering local professionals with advanced knowledge for a sustainable and profitable poultry industry,” he said.
Two eminent Thai experts delivered keynote presentations at the seminar, offering cutting-edge research and technical perspectives.
Moderated with professionalism by Ms. Tasnim Akter Trina, Senior Officer-Marketing of Argil NE Bangladesh, the program ensured a seamless and engaging flow throughout its sessions. In the concluding remarks, Mr. Tashfique Ahmed Chowdhury, also a Partner of Argil NE Bangladesh, extended heartfelt gratitude to the Thai experts, distinguished guests, and participants, reiterating the company’s commitment to fostering scientific excellence and international collaboration for the development of Bangladesh’s livestock sector.
The seminar was further graced by Mr. Rashedur Rahman Rupom, Partner of Argil NE Bangladesh, along with other senior officials, who interacted extensively with veterinarians, entrepreneurs, feed industry leaders, and representatives of various agribusiness enterprises. The program received widespread acclaim from participants nationwide, who lauded Argil NE Bangladesh for providing a vibrant platform that bridges Thailand’s advanced animal health technologies with Bangladesh’s dynamic poultry industry. The event not only reinforced bilateral ties but also set a strong benchmark for future initiatives aimed at creating a sustainable, innovative, and highly productive livestock sector. |
