Khulna: Speakers at a training workshop today emphasized the significance of the apostil method for online certificate attestation, highlighting its importance for individuals pursuing higher education and employment opportunities abroad. This innovative approach marks a transformative step for the country in its efforts to connect with the global community.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the apostil method will gradually encompass all government and non-government universities, medical colleges, and engineering institutes, streamlining the attestation process. High-ranking government officials and academics shared these insights during the workshop held at Khulna University (KU).
Mahmudul Hossain Khan, Secretary (Coordination and Reformation) of the Cabinet Division, served as the chief guest, with KU Vice-chancellor Prof Rejaul Karim presiding over the event. Additional Secretary of the Cabinet Division Humayun Kabir, Joint Secretary Shahanara Begum, and Senior Assistant Secretary Rashedul Hassan also addressed the gathering.
A2I Consultant Abdur Rahim, Junior Consultant Ershad Alam, and Domain Officer Fahim Hassan conducted the training sessions, imparting their expertise on the apostil method. The workshop was attended by 18 teachers and officers from Khulna Agriculture University, Jessore Science and Technology University, Gopalganj University, Khulna University of Engineering and Technology, Islamic University, and the host institution, KU.
Mahmudul Hossain Khan highlighted the benefits of the apostil method, noting that users can save time, effort, and money while avoiding the challenges associated with certificate attestation in various embassies, ministries, and offices.
KU Vice-chancellor Prof Rejaul Karim acknowledged the difficulties of manual certificate attestation for higher education and jobs abroad, underscoring the need for more efficient solutions like the apostil method.