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Agriculture
NAFCUB convenes 50th Annual General Meeting in New Delhi today
✍️ Indian Cooperative
🗓 07 Sep 2026, 04:34 PM
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The National Agricultural Farmers' Cooperative Union of Bangladesh (NAFCUB) is holding its 50th AGM in New Delhi today, bringing together cooperative members and officials.
New Delhi, — The National Agricultural Farmers' Cooperative Union of Bangladesh (NAFCUB) has opened its 50th Annual General Meeting today in the capital. The gathering, announced by Indian Cooperative, marks a milestone for the organization, which has been coordinating agricultural cooperative activities for five decades.
The AGM provides a platform for NAFCUB’s member societies to review the past year’s performance, discuss policy directions and elect the governing board. Senior officials from the cooperative sector and representatives of affiliated farms are expected to attend the session.
Organisers have scheduled a series of presentations on cooperative finance, market linkages and upcoming government schemes. The meeting will conclude with the adoption of resolutions that will guide NAFCUB’s operations until the next annual gathering.
The event underscores the continued relevance of cooperative structures in India’s agricultural landscape, especially as the sector navigates challenges related to climate, pricing and rural credit.
The AGM provides a platform for NAFCUB’s member societies to review the past year’s performance, discuss policy directions and elect the governing board. Senior officials from the cooperative sector and representatives of affiliated farms are expected to attend the session.
Organisers have scheduled a series of presentations on cooperative finance, market linkages and upcoming government schemes. The meeting will conclude with the adoption of resolutions that will guide NAFCUB’s operations until the next annual gathering.
The event underscores the continued relevance of cooperative structures in India’s agricultural landscape, especially as the sector navigates challenges related to climate, pricing and rural credit.