Rotasia 2013

ROTASIA BANGLADESH 2013

                                                                                  
 Host: Rotary International Distract 3280, Bangladesh.
Date: 20-24 February, 2013
Venue: Hotel City Inn, Khulna.

Registration: Not set yet.
Chairman: Not set yet.

Location: Khulna, Bangladesh

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