Jamuna Bank has organised a day-long workshop on clean note management and exchange of soiled, torn and defective notes in Dinajpur, with a senior official saying money represents people’s hard work, income, savings and dreams.
Speaking at the workshop at BRAC Learning Centre in Dinajpur on Saturday, Jamuna Bank Senior Vice President and Zonal Head Muhammad Fazlul Haque said currency is not merely a piece of paper.
“We do not simply count money- we safeguard the value of people’s trust and aspirations,” he said.
Fazlul Haque urged cash officials to strictly follow Bangladesh Bank guidelines on verification, sorting, preservation and exchange of currency notes, emphasising “Right Note, Right Handling, Right Process” as the core principles of cash operations.
Bangladesh Bank Rangpur Office Director Md Dewan Siraj attended the workshop as chief guest, with Additional Director Md Hasan Ruhi Islam and Joint Director Md Abdullah Al Mamun as special guests.
The workshop featured practical guidance on clean note management and proper procedures for handling and exchanging currency notes.
Officials from 12 branches and 17 sub-branches of Jamuna Bank in Rangpur Division participated, said a press release on Sunday.
