"The Concert for Bangladesh was just a moral stance"- George Harrison

THE COUNTRY THAT LIVED - 50 Years of Freedom and The Concert for Bangladesh.
Fifty years ago, on August 1, 1971, the music world descended on Madison Square Garden, New York for an event like no other. It was the first major charity concert of its kind — the Concert for Bangladesh. The people of Bangladesh are forever grateful to George Harrison, Pandit Ravi Shankar and all the other artists listed in this book - for their friendship when the country was dying. Today the country they stood for lives strong and is moving into the future at breakneck speed, with the Bangla Dhun as its soundtrack.

Apex Data Management & IT Limited (www.apexdmit.com) is the proud sponsor of the book that commemorates the first of its kind event in a coffee table book - THE COUNTRY THAT LIVED - 50 Years of Freedom and The Concert for Bangladesh. 

Apex DMIT Limited is honored to be a part of this remarkable initiative by the ICT Ministry. In line with the vision of a Digital Bangladesh, Apex DMIT’s mission is to make Bangladesh’s IT/ITeS industry a better place to build careers and to make the lives of a million people better through modern technology and it breaths the purpose to positively impact the lives of a million people by using modern technology and empowering people to realize their potential everyday.

Apex DMIT Limited Chairman Mr. Mike Kazi, Country Director & CEO Ms. Zara Jabeen Mahbub are seen handing over a memento cheque and copy of the book to the architect of this initiative, Honorable State Minister of ICT Mr Zunayed Ahmed Palak MP and Policy Advisor, LICT Mr. Sami Ahmed.

Also photographed, Apex DMIT Limited Chairman Mr. Mike Kazi, Country Director & CEO Ms. Zara Jabeen Mahbub and Policy Advisor, LICT Mr. Sami Ahmed handing over a copy of book to the Managing Director of the Hi-Tech Park Authorities, Dr. Bikarna Kumar Ghosh