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PRODEEP 2014 a Pictorial Year Book NATIONAL DEFENCE COLLEGE MIRPUR CANTONMENT, DHAKA, BANGLADESH Contents ii COLLEGE BUILDING iii iv 1 PRODEEP 2014 A Pictorial Year Book NATIONAL DEFENCE COLLEGE MIRPUR CANTONMENT, DHAKA, BANGLADESH Contents 2 Editorial Board 03 Editorial Board Commandant’s Message 04 Governing Body 06 Family Album 08 Course Opening 31 Internal Study Tour 57 Miscellaneous Activities 61 Social and Cultural Activities 68 Overseas Study Tour 78 Graduation Dinner 85 Graduation Ceremony 89 Lt Gen Hasan Chief Patron Editorial Board 3 Col Mahbub Lt Col Foyez Editor Associate Editor Maj Habib Lt Cdr Maharun CSO-3 Nazrul Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor 4 Commandant’s Message I am extremely delighted to see the 14th issue of ‘PRODEEP’, which has quite vividly portrayed the glimpses of courses’ curricula and activities conducted in the National Defence College (NDC). I am sanguine that the Course Members, the faculty, staff and the alumni alike would love to scan down this pictorial book to stroll through the nostalgic and colourful memory lane. All concerned will find this magazine as a treasure trove of happy memories. NDC is the premier national institution in Bangladesh, a centre of excellence conducting training, research and education on defence, security, strategy and development studies. With the passage of time this prestigious institution has developed into an important training and 5 educational institution for the selected senior military and civil services officers from home and abroad on national and international strategy and development related matters as well as to impart training to mid-ranking military officers of Bangladesh on war studies. NDC also stands as successful institution over the years by enhancing knowledge, skill and networks related to multilateral security cooperation in Bangladesh among eminent law/policy makers, security practitioners, judges, executives, civil society representatives, media personalities, entrepreneurs and other distinguished personalities of the society. I am proud that NDC has huge alumni spread all over the globe and all of them hold high the ‘PRODEEP’, Symbolizes “Security Through Knowledge.” My heartiest congratulations to all the graduates for successfully completing the courses. They are going to undertake diverse, challenging and decision making assignments of both national and military significance, in their respective place of works. As commandant, I feel proud, when I come to know that our alumni are shouldering very high appointments both home and abroad. I would like to thank the faculty members and college staff for their tireless effort in ensuring the smooth running and successful completion of the courses. Finally, I appreciate the sincere efforts of the Research and Academic Wing and acknowledge the solemn endeavour of the editorial board to bring out the current issue of ‘PRODEEP’. MEMBERS Md Shahidul Haque Lieutenant General Mollah Fazle Akbar, ndc, psc Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Governing Body Commandant, National Defence College Dr. Muhammed Sadique Secretary, Ministry of Education Lieutenant General Abu Belal Muhammad Shafiul PRESIDENT Huq, ndc, psc Professor Dr. A A M S Arefin Siddique Sheikh Hasina Vice Chancellor, Dhaka University Principal Staff Officer, Armed Forces Division Hon’ble Prime Minister Professor Dr. Farzana Islam Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh Dr. Kamal Abdul Naser Chowdhury Vice Chancellor, Jahangir Nagar University Senior Secretary, Ministry of Public Administration SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT Professor Dr. Harun-or-Rashid Major General Tarique Ahmed Siddique, rcds, psc (retd) Mahbub Ahmed Vice Chancellor, National University Adviser to the Hon’ble Prime Minister (Security Affairs) Senior Secretary, Ministry of Finance MEMBER SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT Major General Sheikh Mamun Khaled, SUP, psc Brigadier General Md Latiful Haider, ndc, psc General Iqbal Karim Bhuiyan, SBP, psc, Chief of Army Staff Vice Chancellor, Bangladesh University of Professionals College Secretary, National Defence College Vice Admiral M Farid Habib, NBP, ndc, psc, Chief of Naval Staff Major General Sajjadul Haque, afwc, psc Captain A Z M Jalal Uddin, (C), psc, BN Air Marshal Muhammad Enamul Bari, BBP, ndu, psc, Chief of Air Staff Commandant, Defence Services Command and Staff College Colonel General Staff, Defence Services Command and Staff College 6 7 Family Album 8 Lt Gen Chowdhury Hasan Sarwardy Lt Gen Mollah Fazle Akbar Commandant Commandant (Outgoing) Commandant Secretariat Commandant Secretariat Maj (Now Lt Col) Mohammad Shahed Chowdhury Maj Sarder Istiak Ahmed GSO-2 (Coord) (Outgoing) GSO-2 (Coord) NDC Wing Maj Gen A K M Abdur Rahman Maj Gen Md Mashud Razzaq R Adm M Anwarul Islam SDS (Army) SDS (Army) SDS (Navy) 9 AVM Mahmud Hussain AVM M Sanaul Huq Addl Secy A F M Nurus Safa Chowdhury SDS (Air) SDS Air (Outgoing) SDS (Civil) (Outgoing) Jt Secy (Now Addl Secy) Nurjahan Begum Dir Gen Saquib Ali SDS (Civil) SDS (Foreign Affairs) HQ Wing 10 Brig Gen Md Anisuzzaman Bhuiyan Brig Gen Md Latiful Haider College Secy College Secy (Outgoing) Trg Branch Lt Col Md Nishatul Islam Khan Maj SK Golam Mohiuddin Maj (Now Lt Col) Md Masudur Rahman Khan GSO-1 (Trg) Staff Officer GSO-2 (Netwk Admin) (Outgoing) Maj Md Mizanur Rahman Sikder Maj Syed Asaf Reza Sqn Ldr M Farhad Hossain Khan GSO-2 (P&C) (Outgoing) GSO-2 (P&C) GSO-2 (SD) 11 Lt Cdr Mahbuba Afroze Lt Cdr Maharun Naher GSO-2 (TS) (Outgoing) GSO-2 (TS) Sqn Ldr Saifa Zaman Bubli Capt (Now Maj) Mohammad Shamsil Arefin GSO-2 (TS) GSO-2 (Netwk Admin) Admin Branch Lt Col (Now Col) Hasan Shahriar Lt Col Md Anwar Hossain Bhuiyan Maj Khan Mohammad Fazle Mukit GSO-1 (Admin) (Outgoing) GSO-1 (Admin) QM and Mess Secy 12 Maj Md Saiful Islam Maj Md Shahidul Alam Maj (Now Lt Col) Md Ali Akkas MTO Staff Officer MTO (Outgoing) Maj Mohammad Ali Maj Wasiuddin Ahmed Maj Md Alamgir Hossain Staff Officer GSO-2 (Admin) GSO-2 (Accts) AFWC Wing Brig Gen Mesbah-Ul Alam Chowdhury Col Md Tajul Islam Thakur Col Md Faizur Rahman CI DS (Army) DS (Army) 13 Lt Col (Now Col) S M Zia-Ul-Azim Lt Col (Now Col) Syed Mohammad Shahed Rahman Capt (Now Cdre) Syed Misbahuddin Ahmed, BN DS (Army) DS (Army) DS (Navy) Gp Capt Javed Tanveer Khan Maj Quazi Habibullah Maj Md Mukim Uddin DS(Air) GSO-2 (Coord) GSO-2 (Coord) (Outgoing) R&A Wing Col Md Mahbub-ul Alam Lt Col (Now Col) Md Muniruzzaman Lt Col Khandoker Anisur Rahman Dir (R & A) Senior Research Fellow (Outgoing) Senior Research Fellow 14 Lt Col A N M Foyezur Rahman Sr Asst Secy Mohammad Nazmul Hasan Sr Asst Secy Rajib Ahmed Senior Research Fellow Research Coord (Outgoing) Research Coord Lecturer Khadijatul Kobra Md Nazrul Islam Research Fellow CSO-3 (Library) Course Members ND Course 2014 Brig Gen Mohammad Selim Brig Gen Mohammad Nazmul Islam Brig Gen Ali Murtoza Khan Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army 15 Brig Gen Md Rejuanul Hoque Chowdhury Brig Gen Mohammad Mahbubul Haq Brig Gen Abdullah-Al-Azhar Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Brig Gen Md Abdur Rouf Brig Gen D S M Shaheedul Islam Brig Gen Md Tariqul Alam Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Brig Gen Nurul Azim Brig Gen Md Afzalur Rahman Brig Gen Md Mamun Or Rashid Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army 16 Brig Gen Emdad-Ul-Bari Brig Gen Muhammad Shams-ul-Huda Brig Gen M Abul Hashem Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Brig Gen Md Shafeenul Islam Brig Gen Md Saiful Abedin Brig Gen Md Sarwar Hossain Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Brig Gen Md Rashed Amin Brig Gen Md Sazzad Hossain Brig Gen Abu Wohab Md Hafizul Huq Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army 17 Brig Gen Muhammad Ashraful Quader Brig Gen Md Sirajul Islam Sikder Brig Gen Md Rabiul Ibn Kamrul Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Brig Gen M Zahid Hasan Brig Gen Abu Saleh Md Golam Ambia Brig Gen Md 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