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Bangladesh Scouts
Bangladesh Scouts has much to offer young people and has exercised conscientious effort to review its youth program and educational objectives. As the host of the 24th APR Scout Conference, it aims to boost the image of Scouting and demonstrate its capacity and maturity as a leading youth organization in the country.
Bangladesh sets high level of participation Continuing the series of Committee NSO Visits in the Asia-Pacific Region, leaders of Bangladesh Scouts and the Regional Scout Committee kicked off the three-day meeting in Dhaka on 24th September 2010. Bangladesh Scouts was the 17th NSO and the largest CNV gathering so far. First Vice-Chairman Prakorb Mukura of the Regional Scout Committee led the visiting team and Chief National Commissioner Abul Kalam
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Azad headed the Bangladesh Scouts. Key position holders gave well documented presentations on the key areas such as mission and vision, updates on youth programme, organizational development, resources development, and special projects. “Bangladesh Scouts has established a strong research team to improve its services to young people, and Bangladesh Scouts affirms its emphasis on community development, their visibility in relief work during disasters,