Inspired by the spirit of “InUnity”, the Association of Textile Engineers Bangladesh (ATEB), founded in 2018, successfully organized its Inauguration Ceremony today, marking a significant milestone in its journey.
Since its establishment, ATEB has been working to unite all BSc in Textile Engineering institutions of Bangladesh under one platform. The organization has also been actively involved in addressing institutional challenges and providing academic and career-related guidance to textile engineering students across the country.
As part of its long-term vision and mission, and after nearly seven years of continuous efforts, ATEB arranged this large-scale inauguration program to strengthen its organizational structure and future roadmap.
Representatives from eight textile engineering colleges attended the event and shared their valuable opinions and insights. Following the discussions, ATEB officially formed its 1st Executive Board to lead the organization forward.
ATEB – 1st Executive Board
President:
Engr. Saidul Karim Riaz (TECN)
Vice Presidents:
Engr. Zahidul Hoq Chowdhury (CTEC)
Engr. Asadullah Al Galib (PTEC)
Engr. Md. Riajul Raihan (BTEC)
General Secretary:
Engr. Shahadat Minto (PTEC)
Joint Secretaries:
Engr. Mosabbir Ahmed (TECN)
Engr. Md. Al Jabir Sharif (BTEC)
Engr. Mazidur Rahman Epon (CTEC)
Organising Secretary:
Engr. Zohir Uddin Mohammad Babor (BTEC)
Joint Organising Secretaries:
Engr. Firoz Kabir (PTEC)
Engr. Shahin Khandkar Nayeem (TECN)
Engr. Najim Uddin (CTEC)
Engr. Sohel Rana (JTEC)
Treasurer:
Engr. Razu Ahmed Uzzal (CTEC)
Joint Treasurers:
Engr. Sheikh Shariful Islam (BTEC)
Engr. Habibur Rahman (TECN)
Engr. Zahid Hossain Oke (PTEC)
Engr. Monawer Shahid (JTEC)
Executive Board Members:
Engr. Nazmul Huda (PTEC)
Engr. Md. Minhajul Anto (BTEC)
Engr. Nazmur Rabbani (CTEC)
Engr. Zobayer Hossain Noyon (JTEC)
Engr. Eden Majumder (JTEC)
Engr. Manos Mondol Rupom (JTEC)
Engr. Fahad Monsur Emon (TECN)
The program concluded with the oath-taking ceremony of the newly elected Executive Board members.
The successful inauguration and formation of the first executive committee are expected to play a vital role in strengthening unity among textile engineers and advancing academic and professional development within the sector. ATEB leaders expressed optimism that the association will continue to contribute positively to the future of Bangladesh’s textile engineering community.
