President of JUAAB, Prof. Dr. Mozammel Hoq presided over the meeting. In his address, the president emphasized the need of most sophisticated art of dealing with the Japanese, while staying in Japan. In the field of education, students are the ambassadors from Bangladesh. Their activities will exhibit the picture of Bangladeshi people. Our national image would be enhanced. And for all these, they need to learn Japanese language. They can create closer relationship with the Japanese if they have good command on Japanese language. It will also help cultural exchange between Japan and Bangladesh.

The program was conducted by the General Secretary of JUAAB, Prof. Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman Khan Chowdhury. He started the seminar congratulating the recipients of the scholarship.

Dr. S. I. Khan, chairman of advisory council of JUAAB, mention that the students must uphold dignity and maintain time which Japanese people like most. Through sincerity they have to prove their commitment to get higher degree. He elaborated further that a matured person can differentiate between vice and virtue, wrong and right and this can be depicted through thoughts and behavior in day to day activities. We should be respectful to the Japanese people who are helping us for education in Japan.

Mr. Takanobu Ameya, Deputy Head, Information and Cultural Division, Embassy of Japan, in his speech expressed that more than 7200 Bangladeshi students were provided with the scholarship since the inceptions of the Monbukagakusho scholarship in 1955.

Prof. Aminul Islam, Dr. Munirul Alam, Dr. Hasina Ferdousi and Dr. Shah Ataur Rahman took part in the discussion.

The meeting was attended by huge number of participants. Participants were entitled to take part in the discussion. The seminar ended with a lively question and answer session between the grantees and the speakers.

Prof. Mahfuzur Rahman Khan Chowdhury concluded the program with a vote of thanks.

JUAAB has arranged to observe Hiroshima-Nagasaki Day on the 7th August 2005 at National Museum, Shahbag, Dhaka. Speakers unanimously resented over the nefarious action and called for global resistance to such an event of nude barbarism.

Mrs. Selima Rahman, Hon'ble State Minister for Cultural Affairs, spoke on the occasion as the chief guest. Prof. Dr. Moazmmel Hoq, president of JUAAB, General Secretary of JUAAB, Prof. M.R Khan Chowdhury, Mr. Hidetoshi Ukita, minister of Japanese Embassy, keynote speaker, Mr. Mahfuz Anam, Editor, The Daily Star delivered speeches.

Global movement against nuclear weapons has to be initiated. The curse threating civilization needs identification and exterminate arms race from the soil of the earth. Aspiration of the warring nations must be curbed. The present young generation must be made aware of the fury and havoc caused by the use of nuclear weapons.

Instead nuclear poser can be used for agriculture. Green revolution being thought of today can be materialized through use of nuclear power.

The use of atomic bombs on human being is an act of insanity. It needs condemnation by the world community. With the growth of civilization each and every nation is looking for a world free from the fear of barbarism.

If we see a child going to school or a baby holding feeding bottle probably not even a heinous person can imagine the use of nuclear bomb. Because, only a crazy, insane person can think of performing such a misdeed.

Power mongering nations lose senses while attempting to create instance which is not only inhuman but filthiest too.

Test of nuclear bombs pollute air massively causing threat to human life.

So, let's take oath in the name of our creator that we would never tolerate nude barbaric action which generates detestation. World community in one voice must come up and resist possession and use of nuclear weapons.

Japanese Universities Alumni Association in Bangladesh and the Department of Urban & Regional Planning of BUET jointly organized a seminar on the 24th of July 2005 in Seminar Hall, Civil Engineering Bhaban, BUET at 5:00 P.M.

Dr. S. I. Khan, former Disaster Management Planner of United Nations, was the key note speaker.

Dr. Sarwar Jahan, Former V.C, Khulna University & Dr. Golam Rahman, Professor, URP, BUET took part in discussion.

Participants were entitled to take part in open discussion.

Dr. K.M Maniruzzaman, Prof. and head, URP, BUET summarized the discussion.

The meeting was presided over by the president of JUAAB. Prof. Dr. Mozammel Hoq. It was attended by huge number of participants. The program was conducted by the General Secretary of JUAAB, Prof. Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman Khan Chowdhury. It ended with vote of thanks by Dr. Khorshed Alam Bhuiyan, Coordinator Seminar Committee, JUAAB.

The Government of Bangladesh established the Japanese Grant Aid for Human Resource Development Scholarship (JDS) by the assistance of the government of Japan in 2001. The objective of the JDS is to provide Bangladeshi citizens to study in Japan at Master level, for systematic and planned human resource development targeting young civil servants in order to support national efforts to achieve social and economic development in Bangladesh. JDS fellows are expected to acquire expert knowledge and build researcher and human networks in Japan to use such knowledge and take an active role in practically solving the problems that Bangladesh is facing with respect to social and economic development.

JUAAB was entrusted by Japan international cooperation enter (JICE) for the distribution of application forms for JDS for graduate level studies in the field of law, public Administration, Economics, International Relations, ICT (Telecommunication), Medical Administration, Education, Environmental policy in different Universities in Japan. This year twenty (20) scholarships will be offered to study in Japan for commencement in 2006 - 2007.

The decision to involve JUAAB in the application form disbursement process along with other relevant objectives followed a meeting between JICE & JUAAB in the seminar room of JUAAB office under chairmanship of prof. Dr. M. Muzmmel Hoq, president of the Association. JICE was represented by MS. Makiko Hagiwara and MS. Tumoko Maeda from the Second International Students Affairs Division, International exchanges Department of JICE. Dr. Md. Shamsul Alam, Education Advisor, represented JUAAB at the meeting.

JUAAB conducted an Ikebana Show in the hall room at JUAAB office premises. Mr.Takanobu Ameya, the Deputy Director, Embassy of Japan to Bangladesh attended the program as the chief guest while Dr. A..K.M Moazzem Hussain, Prof. Monowara Islam, the principal of Ikebana course in JUAAB and Dr. Shah Atuar Raman, Vice president I of JUAAB were the special guests along with other dignitaries participated on the occasion. Prof. M. Mozammel Hoq, the president of JUAAB presided over the meeting. The program was conducted by the General Secretary of JUAAB, Prof. Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman Khan Chowdhury.

The course will be started in its own premises initially with 11 students. The history of Ikebana (Japanese Style of Flower Arrangement Course) is age old in Japan. The style and sophistication of Ikebana has attracted people all over the world. But to become a master of Ikebana, one needs training and practice. Thus one may acquire tricks and tips of arranging flower in different ways that would enhance the beauty of place and peace in mind. JUAAB, an association of Bangladeshi nationals who earned their degrees in Japan, is introducing artistry of Ikebana in Bangladesh.

Ikebana show was started at 10 A.M & continues till 4:30 P.M. After the program was over a certificate giving ceremony was held. JUAAB can assist them by a three-month course.

Foreign nationals residing in Bangladesh took part in Bangla speech and solo music contest, on Saturday, February 19, 2005 at 3:30 P.M in the auditorium of Dhaka University. The contest was organized by JUAAB to observe the International Mother Language Day. Eleven participants took part in Bangla speech contest & nine participants took part in Bangla solo music contest.

The occasion was graced by Vice-chancellor of Dhaka University as Chief guest and Japanese Ambassador to Bangladesh Mr. Matsushiro Horiguchi as a Special guest. The association president, Prof. M. Mozammel Hoq, presided over the inaugural session. while the association general secretary, Prof. Mahfuzur Rahman Khan Chowdury, was also present. Dr. Sarder A. Nayeem was the convenor of the program.

A Japanese speaker stated that the language and hospitality of the people of Bangladesh are impressive. Deep respect was shown to the martyrs of language movement.

In Bangla solo music contest, participants from Nepal, India, Srilanka, Jordan, Indonesia, Iran, Japan and Korea song, Bengali songs and the spectators were found to have been clapping repeatedly.

A cultural show followed the contest and huge number of spectators enjoyed the show. The winners in the contest were given certificate and crests by JUAAB.

In speech contest the best performer was given 10-volume PDR in Bengali published by the Asiatic Society of Bangladesh.

It may be noted here that "Channel I" was arranged to record the entire program. This program was broadcasted on the 23rd, 24th & 31st March 2005 at 4:20 P.M.

JUAAB play's vital role in the field of cultural exchange between Bangladesh and Japan along with other foreign countries. Higher studies of Bangladeshi students in Japan and other countries are being promoted significantly and would continue to rise further day by day.

The 4th Annual General Meeting of JUAAB was held on Friday, December 17, 2004 at 3:00 P.M in the hotel (Hotel Purbani International), Dhaka. Prof. Dr. M. Mozammel Hoq presided over the meeting.

Dr. Sarder A. Nayeem, General Secretary of the Association presented the annual report & Dr. AFM Mohibur Rahman presented the financial report. His Excellency Mr. Matsushiro Horiguchi, the Honorable Ambassador of Japan to Bangladesh graced the occasion as the chief guest and Prof. Dr. M. A. Hadi, Vice Chancellor, BSMMU and Prof. Dr. Md. Amirul Islam, Vice Chancellor, BAU were the special guest.

Annual General Meeting followed by a cultural program was held. Renowned artists rendered songs, dances. The AGM unanimously approved the annual report and the financial report for the year 2003-2004. The floor was then open to the audience for discussion reports presented and matters related to Agenda.


An election of the 3rd executive committee was held before the AGM. The following personnel were elected, uncontested, in different posts for the year 2005-2006.

1. Prof. Dr. M. Mozammel Hoq                                             President
2. Dr. Shah Ataur Rahman                                                   Vice President I
3. Dr. Sarder A. Nayeem                                                     Vice President II
4. Prof. Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman Khan Chowdhury                    General Secretary
5. Dr. AFM Mohibur Rahman-                                              Treasurer
6. Prof. Dr. Md. Mahfuzul Hoque                                          Joint Secretary
7. Dr. Md. Afzal Hossain Bachchu                                        Research and Publication Secretary
8. Dr. Munirul Alam                                                             Cultural Secretary

The following members were elected by contest.                   
1. Prof. Dr. Aminul Islam                                                     Member
2. Dr. Ahmed Md. Kabir                                                      Member
3. Prof. Dr. Shamima Nasrin Shahed                                   Member
4. Prof. Dr. Khorshed Alam                                                 Member
5. Dr. Hasina Ferdousi                                                        Member
6. Omar Ibna Faizur Rahman                                              Member
7. Dr. A.B.M. Obaidul Islam                                                Member

The Third Annual General Meeting (AGM) of JUAAB was held on a city Hotel (Hotel Sundarban),the 26th December 26, 2003. Mr. M. Morshed Khan the Foreign Minister attended the meeting as the Chief Guest. Mr. Matsushiro Horiguchi of Ambassador Japan and Prof. M.A. Fayez, Vice Chancellor of Dhaka University was present as the Special Guests. Prof. M. Mozammel Hoq, the President of JUAAB presided the meeting. Dr. A. Nayeem, General Secretary of JUAAB presented the Annual Report of JUAAB. Dr. A.F.M. Mohibur Rahman the treasurer of JUAAB presented the financial report.

The floor was then open to the audiences for discussions on the reports presented and matter related to the agenda. Prof. Md. Khalilur Rahmand proposed to distribute a copy of financial report to all the members as to know about the financial matter of JUAAB. Dr. Md. Aftabuddin & Dr. Nadira Islam in their discussion proposed not to reduce the membership fees.

The AGM unanimously approved the Annual Report and the Financial Report for the year 2002-2003 and decided to discuss the amendment of constitution relate to memberly fees in a separate General meeting. An amendment was made for advisory council
Also decided that there will be an amendment and the age requirements of Advisors will be reduced from 25 to 20 years.

A seminar on "Japan's Road to Success and Directors for Bangladesh" was also held on this occasion, which was presented by Prof. Ataur Rahman of Dhaka University.

After the seminar, a cultural program was conducted by JUAAB Cultural Secretary Dr. Monirul Alam with songs, dance, music rendered by a number of Artists under the supervision of renowned music director Mr. Azad Rahman. A nice enjoyable raffle draw was conducted by Vice President Dr. Shah Ataur Rahman.

Professor Dr. M. Afzal Hossain Bachchu, Research & Publication Secretary of JUAAB received 1st and 3rd Prizes from Honarable Foreign Minister, Mr. M. Morshed Khan and Amnassador of Japan, His excellency Mr. matsisjorp Jprogicjo res[ectove;u wjo;e Professor Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman Khan Chowdhury, member of JUAAB received 2nd Prize from Vice Chancellor of Dhaka University, Prof. M.A. Fayez.

Dr. Shah Ataur Rahman,Vice President of JUAAB concluded the program with a vote of thanks.

Japanese Language today, as we all know, is very important language of the present world. More and more people are showing interest to learn Japanese Language. A course on Japanese language has been initiated by JUAAB. The number of student is more than expectation.

JUAAB aims to promote exchange of academic, scientific, technological and cultural activities between to two friendly countries. As a past of time, JUAAB introduce a Japanese Language and orientation course.

The course is of 3 months duration offered twice a year. The purpose of the course is to enable students to gain proficiency in Japanese language. It would help business community of our country find opportunity to come in contact with their Japanese counterpart.

Ikebana-Japanese Style of flower arrangement course was introduced by JUAAB. The history of Ikebana is age old in Japan. Love of flower is as old as human civilization. Flowers are arranged neatly and symbolically. It is a fascinating art. It is the elegance of composition using minimum flowers and leaves. People are gathering and preserving flower from time immemorial. It is the beauty, color, scent and form of the flower that made it so precious. People used to keep flower in their home, office and public places. The beauty of flower partly depends on its arrangement. One of the Japanese ways of arranging fresh flower is Ikebana. Training and practice are required to master on Ikebana. JUAAB introduces artistry of Ikebana in Bangladesh.

The Japanese Universities Alumni Association in Bangladesh (JUAAB) in cooperation with the Embassy of Japan organized an essay contest for the students of class XI and XII. The essay title was "The Role of Patriotism in National Development for Bangladesh: Japan's Experience and Example". All well- reputed colleges of different districts were participated. The total numbers of participants were 45. Crest, certificates and other gifts were distributed among the winners

A drawing competition was organized by JUAAB on the occasion of the Independence Day program for the children of JUAAB members and Japanese school in Bangladesh on Saturday, March 5, 2005 at 3:30 P.M in the seminar room of JUAAB. The participants were divided into two age group as follow:

1) Children up to six years of age (Free drawing)
2) Children from 7-10 years of age (Subject based drawing)

Crests, certificates and other gifts were given among the winner by His Excellency Mr. Matsushiro Horiguchi, Ambassador of Japan on the occasion of Independence Day of Bangladesh 2005. The ceremony was colourful and very attractive. It was enjoyed by all who attended.

The Japanese Language Proficiency Test was held at the premises of the Institute of Modern Language University of Dhaka on December 05, 2004. The test is held worldwide on the same day on the auspices of Japan Foundation.

The test was held in Bangladesh for the fourth time. The test in Dhaka was administrated by JUAAB in association with the Embassy of Japan in Bangladesh. The test is held in four levels with a total of 109 students from 15 language schools in Dhaka & Chittagong.

Distinguished speakers who spoke on the occasion were the Advisory Council Chairman of JUAAB Dr. Moazzem Hossain, Dr. S.I. Khan, member of advisory council, Dr. Hasina, member of EC JUAAB & Mr. Watanahe, teacher of Japanese Language Course, JUAAB. JUAAB hosted a certificate giving ceremony, 2004 at JUAAB premises on the 9th April 2005 at 3.30 pm.

Twenty-nine students of JLCOJLC were distributed certificates. It may be recalled here with gratitude the great contribution of Japan to the development of human resource in Bangladesh. The JLPT program is one of its contributions.

JUAAB, as the authorized forum of the Bangladeshi alumni of Japanese Universities, hosted the programme to give overview on the life and education system in Japan.

Prof. Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman Khan Chowdhury, General Seretary of JUAAB, conducted the program. He started the proceeding by congratulating the recipients of the JLPT certificates & thanks to all the guests.

The second Education Fair on higher studies in Japan was organized jointly by the Embassy of Japan, Dhaka & JUAAB at the Bangladesh Agriculture University Mymensingh on the 29th March 2005. About 300 graduates from Agriculture University took part. The program was divided into two sessions. The inaugural session was chaired by Prof. Dr. M. Amiul Islam.

Prof. Dr. Md. Amirul Islam, Vice chancellor Agriculture University, Mymenshing graced the occasion as the chief guest. Dr. S.I.Khan & Mr. Yasuharu Shinto was special guests, Prof. Dr. M. Aminul Islam spoke on the occasion.

Dr.S.I.Khan & Dr. Md. Shamsul Alam made power point presentation of JUAAB activities in brief. The Chief Guest's address was followed by the keynote address by Dr. Hasina Ferdousi, Education Advisor of the Embassy of Japan. The theme of her speech was to provide a guideline to the graduates desiring to go to Japan for higher studies.

Dr. Ferdousi furnished list of scholarships provided by Japan for higher studies in Japan & very lucidly explained the methodologies needed to be followed to apply for different scholarships as well as the deadline for submitting application.
She further explained elaborately educational system & social life in Japan & requested the Japanese graduates to maintain contact will the Embassy of Japan, Dhaka, on return to Bangladesh & JUAAB office for membership.

Dr.S.I.Khan gave information on Japanese scholarship through power point. Leaflet, brochure & newsletter were distributed by JUAAB among the participants.

The participants were requested to contact Education Advisor of JUAAB in JUAAB office for further information of the system of Education in Japan.

At the end of education fair a film show was arranged by the Embassy of Japan in the second session.

JUAAB hosted an orientation seminar at BIRDEM Auditorium on Friday, August 20, 2004, at 3:00 p.m. for the 2004 Monbukagakusho scholarship grantees from Bangladesh. This program was sponsored by the Embassy of Japan. This year one hundred and eleven Bangladeshi students have received the Monbukagakusho (popularly known as Monbusho) scholarship to undertake postgraduate studies at different universities in Japan.Japan had made a great contribution to human resource development of Bangladesh as the single largest bilateral donor. Every year, many students go to Japan for higher studies with Monbukagakusho scholarship as well as other financial grants such as Japanese Grant Aid for Human Resource Development Scholarship (JDS), Asian Youth Fellowship (AYF) Program scholarship and many private scholarships. JUAAB, as the authorized forum for the Bangladeshi Alumni of Japanese Universities, hosted this orientation program to give some overview on the life and education system in Japan. JUAAB General Secretary Dr. Sarder A. Nayeem conducted the program. He started the seminar congratulating the recipients of the scholarship. President of JUAAB Professor M. Mozammel Hoq in his speech informed that since the inception of the Monbukagakusho scholarship in 1955, more than 2000 Bangladeshi students were provided with the scholarship. He requested the grantees to represent Bangladesh at their best by their deeds, as they are the goodwill ambassadors of Bangladesh. In added the Japanese language is an important for communication with the Japanese people in Japan. A more and more people were to be learning Japanese. In this light, JUAAB has organized a course on Japanese Language and Orientation on life and culture in Japan to help the students who are interested to study in Japan. The Advisory Council member of JUAAB Dr. A.K.M. Moazzem Hussain, Education Advisor of the Embassy of Japan Dr. Hasina Ferdousi, Deputy Director of the Embassy of Japan Miss.Hidemi Kohno, Cultural Secretary of JUAAB Dr. Munirul Alam also spike on that occasion. All the speakers warmly greeted the grantees and given valuable guidelines on life in Japan. The seminar ended with a lively question and answer session between the grantee and the speakers.

Khatmundu, Nepal on 29th March 2005 amidst a heightening encouragement and celebration. It was the ever first time in this region Nepal was destined to congregate the meeting, traditionally hosted by the Japanese capital, Tokyo.

The reunion, organized by Japan University Students Association Nepal (JUSAN) in cooperation with the Embassy of Japan to Nepal, saw a zealot participation of delegates from Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Japan who are discharging their know-how in various sectors as doctors, professors, engineers, environmentalist, lawyers in their respective countries. The two-day meeting made a productive platform for the representatives to share their common interest and spirit to strengthen the relationship between Japan and south Asia regional forum of alumni of Japanese universities and among the respective member countries themselves.

President of Japan Universities Alumni Association of Bangladesh DR. Md. Mozammel Hoq, President of Monbukagakusho Alumni Association of Pakistan Dr. Sultan Suandar Khan, Secretary of Japanese Graduates Alumni Asociation of Sri Lanka Dr. P. B. Munasinghe and vice president of JUSAN Rameshwor Pokharel each presented their country papers respectively. India sent its message of regret for not being able to partake the meeting, but has papers and given its words to abide by any decisions and resolutions approved during the session.

The formal session also formed a draft group amongst the delegates to discuss on various agendas of establishing a regional forum of Japanese alumni, determining its objectives and methodologies, which the delegates later approved it as a resolution of the meeting. Each member countries proposed the name of newly established network in their own approaches. Yet they voted for the name of South Asia Federation of Japanese University Alumni (SAFJUA) in one voice. It was a red-letter-day for the representatives as they were feted to reach their beforehand target. Meanwhile the meeting formed and ad hoc committee for six months, which will draft its constitution and later give final shape of the decision-making bodies by laws. President of JUSAN Mr. Barua, as a convenor heads the Ad- hoc committee. The committee also accommodates a member secretary and members from each respective country.

The "Discover Japan was held on Thursday, February 24, 2005 at 10 A.M in the Central Public Library, Dhaka.Prof. S. M. Faiz, Vice-chancellor, University of Dhaka, Japanese Cultural Exhibition-2005 as the Chief Guest. Mr. Matsushiro Horiguchi, Ambassador of Japan was present as the Special Guest. The program was jointly organized by the Dhaka Japanese Language Institute Alumni Association and Bangladesh-Japan Youth friendship Association, in cooperation with the Embassy of Japan in Bangladesh. JUAAB participated in this exhibition.

JUAAB distributed brochure, leaflet and newsletter among the visitors. The total visitors visited JUAAB stall were 1, 686. This show brought a lot of benefits to JUAAB.

"Discover Japan" is a composite program featuring a wide range of Japanese culture including Ikebena, Bonsai, Japanese Doll, Origami, Japanese books and newspapers, Judo/karate, Video show, Books on Japan written by Bangladeshi nationals.

57 companies participated in the 3 days long show, JUAAB distributed brochure, leaflet, and newsletter among the visitors. The total visitors visited JUAAB stall were 4, 686, this show bring a lot of benefits to JUAAB.

With great sorrow and a heavy heart we inform our members that JUAAB has lost a prominent Advisor, Mr. Sheikh Ahmed Jalal. He breathed his last on Sunday the 21st September, 2003 at Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York at the age of 62.

Mr. Jalal did his graduation in Mining Geology from the Tokyo University of Education and post-graduation in Mining Engineering from the University of Tokyo. He also had a Diploma in Japanese Language from the Osaka University of Foreign Studies. He was the recipient of the Monbusho scholarship during the 1960's.

Mr. Jalal had an eventful diplomatic career spanning 28 years as he served the Bangladesh mission in Tokyo, Ottawa, London, Hong Kong, Algiers and Calcutta as a Foreign Service Officer. He represented Bangladesh in the Special Political Committee of the United Nations General Assembly. He was the first announcer of Radio Japan's Bangla Service. He also wrote columns for the Daily Ittefaq and the Pakistan Observer for some time in the capacity of special correspondent

During our War of Independence, he made a great contribution by mobilizing public opinion in Japan in favor of our struggle against Pakistan. His book, Japan's contribution in the Independence of Bangladesh Published by Golam Mustafa, Hakkani Publishers in October, 2002 is an invaluable document on Japan's attitude towards Bangladesh in 1971. He was a prolific writer of books for children. Kin Iro No Shika (The Golden Deer), Japanese Children's Stories and Rhymes, Japan Rupkatha, Padmar Elish, are a few of the acclaimed ones.

Mr. Jalal was instrumental in the formation of JUAAB. He was an active member that initiated the association and framed its constitution. Later he assumed the responsibility of a Member of the Advisory Council of JUAAB.

Mr. Jalal was buried at the Mirpur Intellectual's Graveyard. His Namaz-E-Janaza was held at Gulshan Azad Mosque on Friday, September 26, 2003. He has left behind a son, a daughter and a lots of friends, relatives and admirers.

We would remain grateful to him for his unique contribution of the development of JUAAB.

Today with great anguish and grief we mourn Mr. Sheikh Ahmed Jalal's passing away and pray for the eternal peace of his departed soul.

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