The Mini Market Business Association has sought the help of the embassy in demanding the repeal of the Entry Mini Market Act

 

Minhaj Hossain Special Correspondent:

 The 1st and 2nd Mini Market Business Association has sought the help of the Bangladesh Embassy in Italy to demand the repeal of the entry mini market law issued by the Mayor of Rome. On Tuesday, a 13-member delegation from the organization held an emergency meeting with the Ambassador of Bangladesh, Md. Shamim Ahsan.

At a meeting held at the embassy conference hall, Saiful Islam, on behalf of the 1st and 2nd Mini Market Businessmen's Association, kindly demanded that the traders solve various problems. And called on the mayor of Rome to meet urgently to resolve the problem quickly.

Saidul Islam Masud, Golam Hossain, Russell Bhuiyan, Md. Shahin, Israfil Bari, Hasan Mohammad and many others were present among the leaders of Mini Market Business Association.

In their speeches, the leaders highlighted aspects of their business losses as the current experimental law is in place. They say most of the mini-markets will be closed if the law is enforced. This will affect the traders as well as the economy of Bangladesh. At the time, they urged the ambassador to resolve the issue, subject to discussions with the mayor of Rome.

Ambassador Shamim Ahsan, after a lengthy discussion with the businessmen, assured that he would soon hold a special meeting with the mayor to ask for the solution of various problems of the Roman businessmen. He assured all Bangladeshi businessmen living in Italy that the embassy would always come forward for any cooperation.