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Bangladesh Computer Council (BCC) Leveraging ICT for Growth, Employment and Governance Project Bangladesh Computer Council (BCC) Information and Communication TechnologyDivision Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology ICT Tower, Plot # E-14/X, Agargaon, Dhaka-1207, Bangladesh. Phone: 8181392, 8181397 Fax: 8181383, E-mail: [email protected] Public Disclosure Authorized Contact details and list of people involved in project steering committee (PSC) Sl. Name & Position Address Contact Remarks No. 1. Shyam Sunder Sikder ICT Tower (5th Floor), Plot # Phone (Office): +88-02-8181547 Secretary, ICT Division E-14/X, Agargaon, Dhaka- Mobile: +88-01718334640 By designation 1207. Email: [email protected] 2. S M Ashraful Islam ICT Tower (1st Floor), Plot # Phone (Office): +88-02 55006848 Executive Director, Bangladesh E-14/X, Agargaon, Dhaka- Mobile: - By designation Computer Council (BCC) 1207. Email: [email protected] 3. Susanta Kumar Saha ICT Tower (5th Floor), Plot # Phone (Office): 88-02-8181549 As representative of Additional Secretary(Planning and E-14/X, Agargaon, Dhaka- Mobile: +88-01733074900 ICT Division Public Disclosure Authorized Development), ICT Division 1207. Email: [email protected] 4. Parthapratim Deb ICT Tower (5th Floor), Plot # Phone (Office): +88-02-8181545 As representative of Additional Secretary (Admin) E-14/X, Agargaon, Dhaka- Mobile: +88-01711434105 ICT Division ICT Division 1207. Email: [email protected] 5. Mr. Niazul Huq Block#12, Room #19, Shere Phone (Office): +88-02-9133637 Director General, Implementation Bangla Nagar (Planning Mobile:- As representative of Monitoring and Evaluation Commission Campus), Email: [email protected] IMED Division (IMED) Dhaka-1207. 6. Md. Nasir Uddin Khan (1033) Room#20, Block#16, Shere Phone (Office): +88-02-9119617 Joint Secretary Bangla Nagar (Planning Mobile: +88-01911543467 As representative of Branch: WB-I, Economic Commission Campus), Email: [email protected], ERD Relations Division (ERD) Dhaka-1207. [email protected] 7. Mr. Md. Abdul Mannan Building-3, Bangladesh Phone (Office): +88 02 9540679 Public Disclosure Authorized Joint Secretary (DTO) Secretariat, Mobile: +88 0173 2255551 As representative of Ministry of Commerce Dhaka Abdul Gani Road, Email: [email protected] Ministry of Commerce Dhaka-1000. [email protected] C:\re\090224b084b04700_D4\original\LICT0Project0S0act0details02016011.docx 1 Public Disclosure Authorized Sl. Name & Position Address Contact Remarks No. 8. Prashanto Kumar Chakrabarty Shere Bangla Nagar Phone (Office): +88-02-9115748 As representative of Joint Chief, Programming (Planning Commission Mobile: +88-01819260237 Planning Commission Division, Planning Commission Campus), Dhaka-1207. Email: [email protected] 9. Ms. Saima Shaheen Sultana Finance Division, Ministry of Phone (Office): - Deputy Secretary, Finance Finance, Shere Bangla Mobile: +88-01712020954 Division Nagar (Planning Commission Email: [email protected] Campus), Dhaka-1207. 10. Mst. Aspia Aktar ICT Tower (5th Floor), Plot # Phone (Office): +88-02-8181510 As representative of Deputy Chief, ICT Division E-14/X, Agargaon, Dhaka- Mobile: - ICT Division 1207. Email: [email protected] 11. A.K.M Lutfor Rahman ICT Tower (5th Floor), Plot # Phone (Office): +88-02-8181198 As representative of Senior Assistant Secretary (Org), E-14/X, Agargaon, Dhaka- Mobile: +88-01715644301 ICT Division ICT Division 1207. Email: [email protected] 12. Md. Ziarul Islam Bangladesh Secretariat, Phone (Office): - As representative of Programmer Dhaka Abdul Gani Road, Mobile: +88-01825200095 Posts & Posts & Telecommunications Dhaka-1000. Email: [email protected] Telecommunications Division Division 13. Moriom Jahan, Assistant Chief, Shere Bangla Nagar Phone (Office): +88-02- As representative of General Economics Division, (Planning Commission Mobile: +88-01716917920 Planning Commission Planning Commission Campus), Dhaka-1207. Email: [email protected] 14. Assaduzzaman Ripon ICT Tower (5th Floor), Plot # Phone (Office): +88-02-8181546 As representative of Assistant Chief (Project) E-14/X, Agargaon, Dhaka- Mobile: +88-01911929784 ICT Division ICT Division 1207. Email: [email protected] 15. Dr. M. Sohel Rahman New Academic Building, Phone (Office): +880-2-9665612 As representative of Head, Department of Computer West Polashi, Palashi, Mobile: - Bangladesh University Science and Engineering Dhaka-1000. Email: [email protected] of Engineering and Technology (BUET). 16. Mr. Nazrul Islam Majumder Audit Bhaban, 77/7 Kakrail, Phone (Office): - As representative of Chief Accounts Officer, ICT Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh. Mobile: +88-01552414203 Comptroller and Division Email: [email protected] Auditor General of Bangladesh. 17. Professor Dr. A. K. M. Saiful Majid University of Dhaka, Phone (Office): +88-02-8110496 As representative of Director Ramna, Dhaka - 1000 Mobile: - Institute of Business C:\re\090224b084b04700_D4\original\LICT0Project0S0act0details02016011.docx 2 Sl. Name & Position Address Contact Remarks No. Institute of Business Bangladesh. Email: [email protected], Administration, Administration [email protected] University of Dhaka. 18. Mr. Arfe Elahi, Prime Minister’s Office Phone (Office): - As representative of Technology Specialist Prime Minister’s Office, Old Mobile: 88-0 1718482426 Prime Minister’s Access to Information (A2I) Sangshad Bhaban, Tejgaon, Email: [email protected] Office. Programme Dhaka – 1215, Bangladesh 19. Mr. Ahmadul Hoq Bobby 242/A (First Floor), Tejgaon Phone (Office): +880 2 8991570 President, BACCO I/A, Tejgaon Gulshan Link Mobile: +88-01713 002220 By designation Road, Dhaka -1208. Email: [email protected], [email protected] 20. Mr. M A Hakim Flat- C1, House-3/A, Road- Phone (Office): - 96, Gulshan-2, Dhaka-1212. Mobile: +88-01711-527523 By designation President, ISPAB Email: [email protected], [email protected] 21. Mr. Mustafa Jabbar BDBL Bhaban (5th Floor - Phone (Office): +880 96 12322747 President, BASIS West), 12 Kawran Bazar, Mobile: +88-01711530452 By designation Dhaka -1215 Email: [email protected], [email protected] 22. MR. ALI ASHFAK 33/B (Ground & 2nd Floor), Phone (Office): 880-2-9131021, 8125284 President, Bangladesh Computer Road: 04 Mobile: +88-01711528809 By designation Samity (BCS) Dhanmondi R/A, Dhaka- Email: [email protected], [email protected] 1205. 23. Mr. Supun Weerasinghe House – 7 (1st Floor) Phone (Office): +88 02 9853344 President, AMTOB Road 56, Gulshan – 2 Mobile: - By designation Chief Executive Officer Dhaka – 1212 Email: [email protected] Robi Axiata Limited 24. Md. Rezaul Karim ndc ICT Tower (2nd Floor), Plot # Phone (Office): +88 02 8181381 Project Director E-14/X, Agargaon, Dhaka- Mobile: +88-01552445118 Leveraging ICT for Growth, 1207. Email: [email protected] By designation Employment and Governance Project C:\re\090224b084b04700_D4\original\LICT0Project0S0act0details02016011.docx 3 .
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