Published:  12:01 AM, 27 October 2026

President urges Winrock International to expand its activities in Bangladesh

President urges Winrock International to expand its activities in Bangladesh
Winrock International President and Chief Executive Officer Maqsoda Maqsodi pays a courtesy call on President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir at Bangabhaban on Monday afternoon. - PID

President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgiron Monday called upon Winrock International to engage in more development activities, including agricultural development, safe migration, prevention of human trafficking and climate resilience in Bangladesh.

He made the call when Winrock International President and Chief Executive Officer Maqsoda Maqsodi paid a courtesy call on him at Bangabhabanon Monday afternoon, said a press release from the president's press wing, BSS reports.

During the meeting, the President urged Winrock International to take further initiatives to ensure access to healthcare services, agricultural              marketing facilities and quality education for marginalized rural communities.

He also emphasized the importance of continuing the organization's ongoing activities in various priority sectors, including education and           agriculture in Bangladesh.

"Public-private partnerships could play an important role in implementing the country's development priorities in various areas, including education, agriculture, climate resilience and the protection of migrant workers," he said.

Winrock International President and Chief Executive Officer Ms. Maqsoda Maqsodi briefed the President on the organization's various activities in Bangladesh and its future plans.

The President appreciated the organization's development activities.

The Secretary of the President's Office, the President's Press Secretary and senior officials were present.

Winrock International has been working in Bangladesh since 1980s in agricultural development, livelihood improvement, climate resilience and prevention of human trafficking.



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