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HomeEventsChattagram Textile Engineering College Alumni Association (CTECAA) organised get together and Iftar Mahfil

Chattagram Textile Engineering College Alumni Association (CTECAA) organised get together and Iftar Mahfil

Mohammad Nurul Alam 

Chattagram Textile Engineering College Alumni Association (CTECAA) organised Iftater followed by dinner on the occasion of members meeting up and enhancing collaboration, on 31 March at Uttara, Dhaka.

Among the distinguished attendees at the get-together and Iftar Mahfil

The gathering was graced by the presence of Engr. Biplob, engr. Khafi, Engr. Sohel Yousuf, Engr. Tarek, Engr. Masum, Engr.Mustafiz, Engr. Monir, Engr. Sajal, Engr. Rajon, Engr. Sumon, Engr. Rony and Engr. Nirjar. Textile Focus also graced the occasion with their presence.

Alumni members took a stroll down the memory lane and shared their recollections of memories with friends, seniors and juniors. Speaks of the event also urge on unity and building a strong community network among the engineers and working together to create more career opportunities. 

Parts of attendance at the get-together and Iftar Mahfil

Textile Engineering College, Zorargonj, Chittagong is a college in Bangladesh, that offers a bachelor’s degree in textile engineering. It is situated by the side of the old Dhaka Trunk road which passes through Zorargonj, Mirsharai, Chittagong.

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