News stardom ; Kolkata 26th March, 2022 : The Oriental Chamber of Commerce authorized by the Govt. of India, inaugurated its 89th Annual General Meeting on 26th March to discuss on the Green City Mission, Public Private Partnership for the upcoming initiatives for the City Municipal Corporation, Zero blockage of drain, Govt. to make better Bengal, ensuing Bengal Global Business Summit (BGBS) 2022
and Bengal Global Trade Expo (BGTE) 2022, industrial development , Urban development, scope of MSME and investment, infrastructure development and various land port in West Bengal, India-Japan bilateral trade relation, India-Australia bilateral trade relation, role of media and mineral resources of West Bengal. The prestigious occasion was graced by the presence of Janab Firhad Hakim, Hon’ble Mayor of Kolkata Municipal
Corporation and Hon’ble Minister-in-Charge, Urban Development & Municipal
Affairs and Dept. of Transport & Housing, Govt. of West Bengal, H.E. Mr.
YAMASAKI Matsutaro, Acting Consul General, Consulate General of the
Japan in Kolkata, H.E. Mr. Mr. Daniel Sim, Acting Consul General,
Consulate General of Australia in Kolkata and Mr. Dhruba Mukherjee, CEO
of Ananda Bazar Patrika Pvt. Ltd.
President, Mr. Jahangir Biswas, Past President, Mr. Shoib Ahmed Faisal
and Mr. K. M. Salam, Secretary of the Chamber has addressed the media
on the issues that was discussed on the meeting.
Mr. Jahangir Biswas, further elected as a President of The Oriental
Chamber of Commerce for the third consecutive term.
The Oriental Chamber of Commerce discussed on
1. Memorandum to KMC
a. Drainage System
b. Solid Waste Management
c. Street light
2. Transport
3. Housing
4. Urban development and Municipal Affairs
5. West Bengal as a prospective investment destination
6. India-Japan Bi-lateral relation
7. Australia trade and investment trends and prospects
8. Role of Media
9. Infrastructure development need at various land port in West Bengal
10.Mineral Sources can fuel West Bengal economic growth
A group of enthusiastic entrepreneurs got together in 1932 to protect and
promote the minority business interest within the overall context of India’s
economic growth.
Economic development of the country was one of the basic
objectives in the struggle for independence and it is in this background that the
“Muslim Chamber of Commerce” was born on 23rd September, 1932. In1956, in consonance with national thinking, Muslim Chamber of Commerce changed its name, as did some other chambers at that time, and became “The Oriental Chamber of Commerce” on 31st March, 1956.
This Chamber has, throughout, served the interest of its members, who consist
of Industrialists, exporters & importers, small and medium traders and
manufacturers and has worked primarily to promote manufacturing, trading and
export in the micro, small and medium sectors.
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