Huraira Wins 1st Place in Dhunat Innovative Student Competition

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Huraira Ahmed Naim, a brilliant young innovator, has secured the first position in the ‘Innovative Talented Student Competition 2026’ at the Dhunat Upazila level. He achieved this prestigious feat by developing a unique online platform aimed at eradicating unemployment in Bangladesh and boosting foreign remittance.

The innovative e-commerce platform he created is named ‘Smart Shop’ (smartshop.itservice71.com).

A New Horizon in E-Commerce: What is ‘Smart Shop’?

Huraira Ahmed Naim’s innovation stands out from conventional e-commerce websites. It has been designed to serve a dual-purpose market:
Globalizing Local Products: Through this platform, traditional and locally manufactured Bangladeshi products can be seamlessly exported to any country across the world.

Domestic Retail Market: Along with international trade, regular consumers within Bangladesh can easily purchase everyday products directly from the site.

Employment Generation: The core vision of this project is to inspire the youth toward e-commerce, offering a sustainable solution to the country’s unemployment challenge.

Recognition and Appreciation

At the Upazila level, this timely and forward-thinking project highly impressed the judges. Recognizing its potential to contribute significantly to the national economy, the panel awarded Naim the first prize.

Sharing his thoughts on the achievement, Huraira Ahmed Naim said that in this modern era, e-commerce and freelancing hold immense potential for earning foreign currency.

He believes ‘Smart Shop’ will not only help local entrepreneurs export their goods but will also open new avenues of income for the unemployed youth of the country.

The Upazila administration, teachers, students, and local citizens have extended their heartiest congratulations to Naim on his brilliant success. Many believe that with proper government and private sponsorship, Naim’s ‘Smart Shop’ could make a monumental impact on Bangladesh’s economy and digital commerce sector.

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