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22.11.2019 
Abhijit Banerjee 
Hotel International Dhaka 
Room # 702 

Dear Sir, 
1 am very much pleased to write you on behalf of the organizing committee of a symposium on Rescuing people from poverty. We have come to know that you have come to our city on 25 December 2019. Ours is a city of poor people where 65% of them live under poverty level. Our government and concerned authorities are trying hard to alleviate poverty. We, the organizing committee of "Sonar Bangla Songho' are eagerly awaiting for your visit to our symposium. And we expect you as a key note speaker on poverty reduction where your experiment on poverty alleviation will be focused. We are also interested to know about the research for which you got the world's most prestigious prize 'Nobel Prize. 

I am extremely hopeful of your coming to attend the symposium and to ornate your seat as key note speaker. Thank a lot in advance. 

Thanks and best wishes 
Md. Shafiqul Islam 
On behalf of the 'Sonar Bangla Songho' 
Shibalaya, Manikganj-1850.

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