Seminar on Educational Reforms in Post-Coup Bangladesh Held at ⁢Dhaka University

A seminar titled ‘How to Graduate’ was recently⁤ held⁤ at Dhaka University, focusing on educational ⁢reforms in post-coup Bangladesh.

On Saturday, September 14, the keynote speech was delivered by Dr. ​M. Abdul Aziz, a leading educationist and Director General of BIIT, at the RC Majumdar Auditorium of the University.

The seminar was ​presided ⁤over by⁤ Professor Dr.‍ Nakeeb Mohammad Nasrullah, Dean of Dhaka⁢ University ⁢Faculty of Law. Notable speakers included Professor Muhammad Fazli ‍Elahi, VC of South East University; Professor Yusuf M. Islam, founding director of Ma’hadul Fikri Wad Dirasatil Islamia; Shaikh Musa Al ​Hafiz,⁤ associate professor of Chittagong University; and former ⁤president of the department of ⁣communication⁢ and ​journalism, Dr. Md. Haque Shahidul.

Azizun⁣ Nahar ⁢Munmun, Assistant Professor of ⁢the Department of Law‍ and Human Rights at Asia Pacific University, Dhaka, moderated the program.

Dr. Abdul Aziz emphasized the need to prioritize the education system in the country, which ⁤has been neglected for far too long. He stressed that the education ⁢policy should be formulated with a focus‌ on the philosophy, culture, and⁤ civilization of the people of Bangladesh.

BIIT, a think ⁤tank founded in‍ 1989, is dedicated to​ reforming thought and knowledge. The organization conducts research and publishes ‌works aimed ⁢at building ‌a society based on knowledge and an enlightened nation. Renowned academics, researchers, Islamic thinkers, and ​experts in the country provide translation, teaching⁢ training, education, awareness, and advice to‌ achieve this goal.