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DEPARTMENT of MARKETING

COURSE NAME:
Product and Brand Management.

An assignment on-
Country Branding:
A Case Study on Branding Bangladesh.

Submitted To:
Shaikh Rafiqul Islam
Associate Professor,
Department of Marketing.

Submitted By:
Revolution
8th Semester,
Session: 2008-09.

Date of Submission: 10/12/2012.

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REVOLUTION
3rd Batch
Session: 2008-09
|Serial: |Name of Students : |Roll No: |
|01. |Farjana Nur Purabi |091648 |
|02. |Anik Kumar Devnath |091654 |
|03. |Sheikh Sazzadur Rahman |091664 |
|04. |Md. Ashiqur Rahman Rana Biswas |091695 |
|05. |Rumana Jahan |091743 |
|06. |Md. Masudur Rahman |091750 |
|07. |Md. Rabiul Islam |091758 |
|08. |Md. Mushfiqur Rahman |091759 |
|09. |Mohammad Ullah |07882876 |

December 10, 2012.

Shaikh Rafiqul Islam.
Associate Professor.
Department of Marketing .
Jagannath University.
Dhaka-1100.

Dear Sir,

Here is the assignment you allocated us to prepare on “Branding Bangladesh”. After researching and studying the current situation of the country based on collected data we have been


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