Elevate Pay-BITPA conference inspires tech enthusiasts in Khulna

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Published On: 20 Sep 2025, 18:06
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KHULNA, Sept 20, 2025 (BSS) - Young technology enthusiasts, entrepreneurs and freelancers in Khulna found new inspiration at the "Elevate Pay BITPA Conference 2025," a daylong event that highlighted both opportunities and challenges in the evolving world of technology.

Organized by the Bangladesh IT Professionals Association (BITPA), the conference took place today at the Khulna District Shilpakala Academy, drawing around 800 participants. 

The sessions covered a broad range of topics including artificial intelligence, freelancing, startup culture, UX design, cybersecurity and emerging technologies.

BITPA President Mujahidul Islam inaugurated the conference, emphasizing the role of Bangladesh's youth in strengthening the IT sector. 

"The contribution of our youth to technology is our nation's strength. If this generation becomes proficient in IT, Bangladesh can emerge as a global IT powerhouse within the next decade," he said, expressing hope that Khulna's young professionals would benefit from the insights of leading online experts.

Popular online personality Rafayet Rakib addressed the attendees, saying, "Today's youth are tomorrow's IT leaders. By enhancing their skills, they will shape not only their own futures but also the future of our nation."

Participants noted that the conference renewed their confidence and motivation, with many saying such events ignite hidden dreams and foster courage among young minds.

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