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Beacon 2017 College Building BEACON 2017 COLLEGE BUILDING BEACON 2017 A PICTORIAL YEAR BOOK NATIONAL DEFENCE COLLEGE MIRPUR CANTONMENT, DHAKA, BANGLADESH Contents Editorial Board 07 Commandant’s Message 09 Governing Body 10 Family Album 11 Course Opening 41 Guest Speakers 46 Internal Visits 82 Miscellaneous Activities 101 Social and Cultural Activities 120 Overseas Study Tour 134 Graduation Dinner 147 Graduation Ceremony 151 Editorial Board Lt Gen Chowdhury Hasan Sarwardy BB, SBP, BSP, ndc, psc, PhD Chief Patron Col (Now Brig Gen) A K M Fazlur Rahman, afwc, psc Lt Col A N M Foyezur Rahman, psc, Engrs Editor Associate Editor Maj Quazi Habibullah, psc, E Bengal Lt Cdr Israth Zahan, (ND), BN Asst Dir Md. Nazrul Islam Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor BEACON 2017 │ 7 Commandant’s Message 8 │ BEACON 2017 I am extremely delighted to see the 17th issue of ‘BEACON’, 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 institution for the selected senior military and civil services officers from home and abroad on national and international security 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 ‘BEACON’, symbolizes “security through knowledge.” My heartiest congratulation 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 at home and abroad. I would like to thank the faculty members and college staffs for their tireless effort in ensuring 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 ‘BEACON’. Lieutenant General Chowdhury Hasan Sarwardy, BB, SBP, BSP, ndc, psc, PhD Commandant National Defence College BEACON 2017 │ 9 Governing Body PRESIDENT MEMBERS Akhter Hussain Bhuiya Sheikh Hasina Lieutenant General Chowdhury Hasan Sarwardy Secretary, Ministry of Defence Hon’ble Prime Minister BB, SBP, BSP, ndc, psc, PhD Professor Dr. Md. Akhtaruzzaman Government of the People’s Republic of Commandant, National Defence College Vice Chancellor, Dhaka University Bangladesh Lieutenant General Md Mahfuzur Rahman Professor Dr. Farzana Islam SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT rcds, ndc, afwc, psc, PhD Vice Chancellor, Jahangir Nagar University Principal Staff Officer, Armed Forces Division Major General Tarique Ahmed Siddique Professor Dr. Harun-or-Rashid rcds, psc (retd) Dr. Mozammel Haque Khan Vice Chancellor, National University Adviser to the Hon’ble Prime Minister (Security Senior Secretary, Ministry of Public Administration Affairs) MEMBER SECRETARY Major General Salahuddin Miaji, rcds, psc Major General VICE PRESIDENT Vice Chancellor, Bangladesh University of Professionals Mizanur Rahman Khan, ndc, afwc, psc General Abu Belal Muhammad Shafiul Huq College Secretary, National Defence College SBP, ndc, psc, PhD Major General A K M Abdullahil Baquee Chief of Army Staff ndu, psc Captain M Joynul Abedin, afwc, psc, BN Commandant, Defence Services Command & Staff Colonel General Staff Admiral Nizamuddin Ahmed College Defence Services Command & Staff College NBP, OSP, BCGM, ndc, psc Chief of Naval Staff Md Shahidul Haque Senior Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Air Chief Marshal Abu Esrar BBP, ndc, acsc Md. Sohrab Hossain Chief of Air Staff Secretary, Ministry of Education Mohammad Muslim Chowdhury Secretary, Ministry of Finance 10 │ BEACON 2017 Family Album Commandant Secretariat Lt Gen Chowdhury Hasan Sarwardy Commandant Maj Ferdous Ahmed Maj Humaon Kabir GSO-2 (Coord) (Outgoing) GSO-2 (Coord) BEACON 2017 │ 11 National Defence Course Wing Maj Gen S M Shafiuddin Ahmed Brig Gen Abu Taher Muhammad Ibrahim R Adm Muhammad Anwarul Islam SDS (Army) SDS (Army) SDS (Navy) AVM M Sanaul Huq Addl Secy Shahid Hasan Dir Gen Shah Ahmed Shafi SDS (Air) SDS (Civil) SDS (FA) 12 │ BEACON 2017 Headquarters Wing Maj Gen Mizanur Rahman Khan Maj Gen Sheikh Pasha Habib Uddin College Secy College Secy (Outgoing) Training Branch Lt Col Syed Jamil Ahsan Maj Mohammad Tanvir Hasan Chowdhury Maj A S M Khairul Hasan GSO-1 (Trg) GSO-2 (SD) GSO-2 (P&C) BEACON 2017 │ 13 Maj Tahmina Haque Munia Lt Cdr Israth Zahan Sqn Ldr Mohammed Iqram Hossain GSO-2 (Network) GSO-2 (TS) GSO-2 (Protocol) Administration Branch Col (Now Brig Gen) Sajjad Hossain Lt Col Md Anwar Hossain Bhuiyan Col Admin GSO-1 (Admin) 14 │ BEACON 2017 Maj Md Saiful Islam Maj Masud Amin MTO GSO-2 (Admin) Maj Md Monowarul Karim Maj A B M Zahidul Karim GSO-2 (Accts) QM BEACON 2017 │ 15 Armed Forces War Course Wing Brig Gen Mohammad Mahbubul Haq Brig Gen Md Mahbubul Haque Brig Gen Hasan Md Shamsuddin CI (AFWC Wing) DS (Army) DS (Army) Brig Gen Md Rafiqul Islam Col (Now Brig Gen) Abdul Motaleb Sazzad Mahmud Col Muhammad Ali Talukder DS (Army) DS (Army) DS (Army) 16 │ BEACON 2017 Cdre K Misbah Ul Azim Gp Capt Md Mostafizur Rahman Maj Quazi Habibullah DS (Navy) DS (Air) GSO-2 (Coord), AFWC Wg Encourage all children to dream for themselves. Unless they have dreams they will not be motivated to attain them. -A P J Abdul Kalam Flg Offr Sadia Monsur GSO-3, AFWC Wg BEACON 2017 │ 17 Research and Academic Wing Col (Now Brig Gen) A K M Fazlur Rahman Lt Col Khandoker Anisur Rahman Lt Col A N M Foyezur Rahman Dir ( R&A) Senior Research Fellow-1 Senior Research Fellow-2 Sr Asst Secy (Now Deputy Secy) Md Ismail Hossain Lecturer Farhana Binte Aziz Md Nazrul Islam Research Coord Research Fellow Assistant Director 18 │ BEACON 2017 Course Members: National Defence Course 2017 Brig Gen Md Gazi Ferooz Rahman Brig Gen Md Sanaul Haque Brig Gen Ahmedul Kabir Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Brig Gen Md Bayezid Sarwar Brig Gen Asif Ahmed Ansari Brig Gen Md Sajjad Hossain Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army BEACON 2017 │ 19 Brig Gen (Now Maj Gen) Sultanuzzaman Md Salehuddin Brig Gen Md Nazmul Alam Brig Gen ASM Mahmood Hasan Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Brig Gen M Masud Ahmed Brig Gen Mamun Mahmud Firoz Chowdhury Brig Gen S. M. Mahbub-Ul-Alam Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army 20 │ BEACON 2017 Brig Gen Shaikh Muhammad Rizwan Ali Brig Gen Salim Mahmud Chowdhury Brig Gen Mustafa Kamal Rusho Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Brig Gen Khondoker Farid Hassan Brig Gen Md Zahirul Islam Brig Gen Nahidul Islam Khan Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army BEACON 2017 │ 21 Brig Gen Mohammad Shaheenul Haque Brig Gen Md. Sazzad Hussain Brig Gen Shams Alauddin Ahmed Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Brig Gen Md Tazul Islam Thakur Brig Gen Md Khled-Al-Mamun Brig Gen Taef Ul Haq Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army 22 │ BEACON 2017 Brig Gen Abdul Quayyum Mollah Brig Gen Iqbal Ahmed Brig Gen Md Sanuwar Uddin Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Brig Gen Md Muhsin Alam Brig Gen Md Habib Ullah Cdre Salim Reza Haroon Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Army Bangladesh Navy BEACON 2017 │ 23 Cdre Abu Nasar Muhammad Rezaul Huq Cdre Mohammad Nazmul Hassan Cdre Abu Mohammad Quamrul Huq Bangladesh Navy Bangladesh Navy Bangladesh Navy Cdre Mohammad Anwar Hossain Air Cdre Qazi Mazharul Karim Air Cdre M Khalid Hossain Bangladesh Navy Bangladesh Air Force Bangladesh Air Force 24 │ BEACON 2017 Gp Capt Abdullah Al Farooq Gp Capt A K M Enayetul Kabir Gp Capt Mridha Md Ekramuzzaman Bangladesh Air Force Bangladesh Air Force Bangladesh Air Force Addl Secy Sakeun Nahar Begum Addl Secy Khondoker Mostafizur Rahman Jt Secy Syed Mizanur Rahman Bangladesh Civil Service Bangladesh Civil Service Bangladesh Civil Service BEACON 2017 │ 25 Jt Secy (Now Addl Secy) Md Taslimul Islam Jt Secy (Now Addl Secy) Md Hasanul Islam Jt Secy (Now Addl Secy) Md Abdul Karim Bangladesh Civil Service Bangladesh Civil Service Bangladesh Civil Service Jt Secy Md Mashiur Rahman Jt Secy (Now Addl Secy) Md Abu Bakar Siddique Jt Secy Md Nuruzzaman Sharif Bangladesh Civil Service Bangladesh Civil Service Bangladesh Civil Service 26 │ BEACON 2017 Jt Secy Salima Sultana Jt Secy Abul Kalam Khan DG Md Tauhedul Islam Bangladesh Civil Service Bangladesh Civil Service Bangladesh Civil Service (Foreign Service) DIG Md.Shamsuddin DIG Biswas Afzal Hossain Staff Col Amir Gouda Moussa El Sayed Bangladesh Civil Service (Police) Bangladesh Civil Service (Police) Egyptian Army BEACON 2017 │ 27
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