Touray, who graduated with a BSc in Accountancy and Cost and Work Accounting (BCOM) from Pune University (PU), has been serving the interest of Gambian students in India from the onset of the association. He is among the founding pillars of the Association.
Touray was elected as the vice-president of the Gam-Ind students Association for the academic year 2018-2019.
During this period, he didn't only serve the Gambian students in India, but also served most of the foreign students’ chapters in India. As vice-president of the Gam-Ind association, he demonstrated true leadership skills and know-how when it comes to his interaction with students all over India either Gambians or Africans in general.
He was among the people who led in the drafting of the association's first-ever constitution.
Touray has already made a name for himself and his reputation as a Gambian remains to be positive as here presented the country to the best of his ability.
To that end, members of Gam-India Students Association extend their hearty congratulations to Mr. Katim Touray for his outstanding dedication and sincerity to services.
Program Officer for The Gambia Press Union (GPU) Lamin Jahateh has praised the leadership of Network of Financial and Tax Reporters (NFTR) Gambia chapter for its steadfastness in implementing numerous activities within a short period of time.
The Department of Fisheries on Tuesday 26th October, 2021, commenced a three-day training of trainers workshop on Hygiene, Fish Handling, Preservation, Quality and Safety of Products along the fish supply and value chain at NaNA conference hall.
The European Union’s Rural Infrastructure and Employment Creation (RIEC) project implemented by Enabel (Belgian Cooperation Agency) is expanding its scope in response to covid-19 in rural Gambia.
Caravan of Mercy –Gambia, last Thursday distributed food aid as donation to 950 vulnerable families, particularly those in the rural areas. The ceremony was held at its headquarters in Brikama, West Coast Region. The donated items include bags of rice, sugar and gallons of oil.
