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Jaohir, Borhan new president-secy of Chef Federation

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  • 22nd March, 2023 10:09:29 PM
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Jaohir, Borhan new president-secy of Chef Federation

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CHATTOGRAM: Johir Khan and Borhan Khan have been made president and general secretary of the Chef Federation of Bangladesh for five years.

The committee was announced at a programme presided over by Unique Hotels and Resorts Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Shakhwat Hossain at Westin Hotel in the capital recently.

Pan Pacific Sonargaon Hotel Executive Chef Johir Khan and Renaissance Hotel Chef Borhan Khan were made the president and secretary of the organisation.

Shakhwat Hossain and La Mensa Group Managing Director Md Akkas Uddin will serve as the adviser of the organisation among others.

The Chef Federation having some 100 chefs from different renowned hotels started its journey in 2020.

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