President. In accordance with the International Standards Organization, Abdul Hamid has called upon BSTI to try to protect the interests of the people at all levels from production to marketing.
He said this in a message on the occasion of World Metrology Day.
Like the other countries of the world tomorrow, this day will be celebrated in Bangladesh.
The President expressed his satisfaction as the BSTI initiative was celebrated in Bangladesh as well as other countries in the world.
He said, on May 20, 1875, the Metropolis Day was celebrated worldwide every year to keep the 'Meter Convention' regarding the measurements signed in France in Paris. In order to build a science-based modern world for the next generation, the world's top meteorologists are working to improve the definition of international measurement methods and to define the definition of units of this method.
The President said that the change in the definition of single kilogram of weight in the CGGP meeting held in November 2015 and the next meeting in November 2015 is expected to change the definition of Ampere, Kelvin and Elements. In this context, the theme of the World Metrology Day is set to be 'evolution of the sequence of international method units', which is very timely and accurate. The celebration of this day will play an important role in creating public awareness about the importance of measuring and measuring science in all areas of weight and measurement.
He said that the importance of accurate measurement at every stage of his invention of innovation and the use of new technologies to meet the growing social needs is immense. The need for scientific discoveries, new innovations, industry development, international trade and global environmental protection measures are undeniable.
Especially the participation of Bangladesh in the global economy has been increasing gradually.
He said, Bangladesh's export product also has multiplicity. So, the role of BSTI in the right measure and quality control of the product is being expanded gradually.