The card was given to them as commercially important persons in the 21st. In that year, 12 exporters were honored with a CIP card, including 4 exporters and 5 businessmen in office. According to the CIP policy of 20, export cards were issued to six sectors of the 22 sectors in 20 sectors. These include raw materials, jute products, leather goods, frozen foods, oven garments, agricultural products, agro processing, pharmaceuticals, handicraft, plastic products, oven and knitwear, textile and various export products.
Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi presented the card to the selected CIPs at the Hotel Intercontinental on September 7. Ahsan Khan Chowdhury, Chairman and CEO (CEO) of Pran-RFL Group, the leading industrialist of the country, received three CIP cards for making significant contributions to the country's export trade. The other two are Pran-RFL Group's Durable Plastics Limited, RFL's Managing Director (MD) Rathindranath Pal (RNPal) and Pran's Managing Director (MD) Md. Eliasha Mridha.
At the same time, the Foreign Ministry will issue a 'Letter of Introduction' for the CIP for the purpose of obtaining a visa to the foreign embassy for business travel abroad. CIPs will have the advantage of using VIP Lounge-2 at the airport. The CIP will give priority to the welfare of the cabin in public hospitals for the wives, sons, daughters and self-care of the people. Under the CIP (Export) card, they will get the benefits till one year and the next CIP is announced.
According to an official Gazette, selected businessmen as CIPs will receive passes, car stickers, national events and invitations to city corporation citizens at the secretariat. Reservation of seats will be a priority for public transport on air, roads, railways and waterways. In addition, various national events and municipal corporations organized by citizens will be invited to the reception.
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