Daffodil Students Showcase 16 AI-Based Projects at Bangladesh AI Business Summit 2026

At the Bangladesh AI Business Summit 2026, organised to explore the potential and practical applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Bangladesh’s ICT sector, students of Daffodil International University (DIU) showcased 16 AI-based projects. These projects highlighted technology-driven solutions across various sectors, including education, healthcare, agriculture, industry, security, and urban infrastructure. In addition, Daffodil Group showcased five software and technology solutions: AI Professor, Perfect HR, EduVAS, Leadership OS, and Student360. The university also supported the summit as a Diamond Sponsor. Dr. Md. Sabur Khan, Founder of Daffodil International University, Chairman of its Board of Trustees, and former President of the Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry, participated as one of the key speakers in the summit’s important session titled ‘AI for Everyone: Solving Real Problems with Local Intelligence’.

The inaugural session of the summit was attended by the President of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, as the Chief Guest. Following the inaugural session, he visited the Daffodil International University pavilion and explored the projects presented by the students. During the visit, he appreciated the projects and highlighted their significance in addressing real-life challenges. He also encouraged the students to continue working on innovative and promising projects in the future.

The summit was also attended by Mr. Fakir Mahbub Anam, Minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology and Member of Parliament; Mr. M. Ruhul Quddus Talukdar Dulu, Chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Ministry of Science and Technology and Member of Parliament; Mr. Md. Anwar Hossain, Secretary of the Ministry of Science and Technology; Mr. Mahbubur Rahman, President of the International Chamber of Commerce Bangladesh; Mr. Taskin Ahmed, President of the Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry; and Professor Alamgir Hossain, Chief Executive Officer of UK-based Digital Readiness and Intelligent Systems Limited and former Chairman of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Dhaka.

The third session of the summit, titled ‘AI for Everyone: Solving Real Problems with Local Intelligence’, was attended by Shama Obaed Islam, State Minister for Foreign Affairs and Member of Parliament, as the Chief Guest. The session was chaired by Mr. Taskin Ahmed, President of the Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Md. Sabur Khan participated as one of the key speakers and shared his insights on the practical applications of AI in business and industry, the development of technologies suited to local realities and the growing opportunities of AI adoption.

The session also featured discussions on the practical role of AI agents in business and industrial operations. Particular attention was given to the use of AI agents as digital coworkers for processing orders, coordinating transactions and identifying industry-specific challenges to generate potential solutions. The importance of appropriate human supervision to ensure the effective use of these technologies was also highlighted.The proposed solutions were showcased at the Bangladesh AI Business Summit 2026, highlighting Daffodil Group’s expertise in innovation and technological capabilities.

The summit discussed the growing role of the information and communication technology sector in Bangladesh’s economic transformation. Its increasing contributions to GDP, employment generation and efficiency across manufacturing, finance, agriculture and services were highlighted. At the same time, discussions addressed challenges related to policy frameworks, infrastructure readiness and coordination among different sectors. In this context, AI was recognised as a transformative technology with the potential to enhance productivity and competitiveness while also raising critical concerns regarding changes in employment, algorithmic bias, deepfakes and digital sovereignty amid dependence on foreign cloud infrastructure.

The inaugural session of the summit aimed to bring together representatives from education, innovation, government institutions and the private sector to explore pathways towards building an integrated, nationwide AI ecosystem in Bangladesh. Particular emphasis was placed on identifying opportunities and risks associated with AI adoption for small and medium-sized enterprises and moving from policy-level discussions towards practical implementation.

A total of 16 AI-based projects developed by students from three departments of Daffodil International University were showcased at the summit. The projects demonstrated technology-driven solutions to real-world challenges in education, healthcare, agriculture, industry, entrepreneurship, security, communication and urban infrastructure.

Among the projects developed by students of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) were ‘OBE AI’, an AI-powered platform for assessing outcome-based education quality and monitoring the achievement of defined course and programme outcomes; ‘Imam AI’, an AI-based platform supporting Islamic knowledge and research; ‘NutriSoil’, which uses real-time soil sensor data and AI to assess soil health; ‘DengueCluster AI’, an initiative for monitoring dengue situations and identifying high-risk infection areas; ‘Shilpo AI ERP’, a predictive and AI-driven management system designed for Bangladesh’s ready-made garment factories; and ‘YoFlare’, an AI-based ecosystem for skill identification and connecting talent with business opportunities.

The projects developed by students of the Department of Software Engineering included ‘FifthEye AI’, an intelligent examination assessment platform; ‘NeuroCluster AI’, an AI-powered platform for MRI analysis and hospital computing management; and ‘ClinicBD’, a digital initiative focused on healthcare services.

Students of the Department of Computing and Information Systems presented ‘Arbor’, a voice-based communication technology designed for mothers with speech disabilities; ‘Prohori AI’, an AI system that monitors screens and helps identify and prevent potential incidents; ‘SmartBorder’, a technology for aerial surveillance and ground-level early warning; ‘ArchiMind AI’, an intelligent platform for built infrastructure; ‘LeadGenius AI’, an AI-based customer management system that emphasises data control and privacy; ‘Eon’, an explainable AI-based decision-making system for founders; and ‘Kupi’.

These projects reflected Daffodil International University's efforts to promote hands-on technology education, problem-solving-based innovation and the integration of academic knowledge with the practical needs of industries. They also demonstrated the interest and capabilities of young innovators in identifying local challenges across different sectors and developing technology-driven solutions tailored to those needs.

Daffodil International University believes that harnessing the full potential of Artificial Intelligence requires more than simply expanding the use of technology. It also requires skilled human resources, responsible innovation, ethical practices, data security and effective collaboration between industries and educational institutions. Through its participation in the Bangladesh AI Business Summit 2026, support as a Diamond Sponsor and presentation of 16 student-led projects, the university reaffirmed its commitment to promoting AI-driven innovation and developing skilled human resources in Bangladesh.

National Revolution and Solidarity Day Observed at Daffodil International University

Daffodil International University (DIU) observed National Revolution and Solidarity Day 2026 on 11 November with a discussion session, essay competition and prize-giving ceremony on its campus. The programme was organised by the university’s Office of the Students’ Affairs to raise students’ awareness of the historical context and significance of the 7 November 1975 Sepoy-People Uprising and its impact on the national life of Bangladesh. The initiative also aimed to encourage historical learning and creative writing among students.

Professor Dr. M. A. Rahim, Dean of the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences at DIU, attended the programme as a special guest. Professor Md. Jamal Uddin of the Department of Environmental Sciences at Jahangirnagar University delivered the keynote address. The programme was presided over by DIU Pro-Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Mohammad Masum Iqbal. Assistant Professor Apurba Ghosh of the Department of Multimedia and Creative Technology conducted the opening session, while Professor Dr. A. B. M. Kamal Pasha, Adviser to the Office of the Students’ Affairs, delivered the concluding remarks.

During the discussion, the speakers highlighted the historical events surrounding 7 November, their social context and their significance in the history of Bangladesh. They emphasised the importance of gaining a deeper understanding of the country's national history, along with encouraging students to engage in evidence-based analysis and constructive discussions.

As part of the programme, prizes were distributed among the winners of the essay competition. The initiative highlighted the importance of developing students’ creativity, analytical thinking and writing skills while strengthening historical learning, social awareness, unity and the spirit of solidarity across the university community.

 Professor Shamsul Wares, distinguished architect and academician along with Professor Dr. M. Shamsul Alam, Dean of the University; Architect Professor Dr. Khairul Enam; and Architect Sheikh Muhammad Rezwan, Head of the Department of Architecture inaugurating 5 days `ARCHFEST 2026’ at Daffodil International University organized by Department of Architecture.

Celebrating architectural practice, education, creativity, and heritage conservation, the Department of Architecture at Daffodil International University has inaugurated the five-day architectural festival, ARCHFEST 2026. Commencing on 8 November, the festival will continue until 12 November 2026.

The festival brings together distinguished architects, academics, architectural professionals, university faculty members, students, and creative individuals from across the country. A diverse range of activities has been arranged throughout the festival, including architectural exhibitions, Master Talks, Architecture Talks, panel discussions, design charrettes, workshops, alumni discussions, and cultural programmes. ARCHFEST 2026 has been envisioned as an important platform for exchanging ideas and perspectives on contemporary architectural practice, heritage conservation, architectural education, and emerging possibilities in design.

ARCHFEST 2026 commenced with an inaugural ceremony attended by Professor Dr. Mohammad Masum Iqbal, Pro-Vice Chancellor of Daffodil International University; Professor Shamsul Wares, distinguished architect and academician; Professor Dr. M. Shamsul Alam, Dean of the University; Architect Professor Dr. Khairul Enam; and Architect Sheikh Muhammad Rezwan, Head of the Department of Architecture. The ceremony was also attended by distinguished architects, academics, university faculty members, professionals, and invited guests from across the country.

Following the inauguration, the distinguished guests visited the architectural exhibition of ARCHFEST 2026, featuring students' design projects, research works, creative explorations, and academic achievements from different levels of the Department of Architecture. They explored the exhibited projects and engaged with the students to learn more about their work. On the same occasion, the department's published book, 'NOUVA 02.0', was officially unveiled.

The first day of the festival also featured two insightful Master Talk sessions. The first session was delivered by Professor Shamsul Wares, distinguished architect and academician. The second session featured Architect Mustapha Khalid Palash, Principal Architect and Managing Director of Vistara Architects Private Limited.

Both speakers shared their extensive professional experiences, perspectives on architectural practice, design philosophies, and insights into contemporary architecture. Through engaging discussions and experience-sharing with students, they highlighted various opportunities and challenges in architectural education and professional practice.

 Participants of a round table titled” From Dark Web Exposure to National Cyber Crisis: Is Bangladesh Prepared? Pose for a photo session organized by Cyber Security Center of Daffodil International University.

Dhaka, October 31, 2026: The Cyber Security Centre (CSC) of Daffodil International University (DIU), under the Department of Software Engineering, concluded Cybersecurity Awareness Month with a Cybersecurity Multi-Stakeholder Resilience Roundtable Discussion titled “From Dark Web Exposure to National Cyber Crisis: Is Bangladesh Prepared?” The discussion brought together representatives from academia, government, law enforcement, regulatory institutions, and the cybersecurity community to exchange perspectives on Bangladesh’s preparedness for emerging cyber threats. The roundtable emphasized the importance of coordinated efforts, information sharing, institutional readiness, and stronger collaboration among stakeholders to build a more secure and cyber-resilient Bangladesh.

The program was graced by Professor Dr. Mohammad Masum Iqbal, Pro-Vice Chancellor of Daffodil International University, as the Chief Guest, while Professor Dr. Md. Fokhray Hossain, Dean of the Faculty of Science and Information Technology (FSIT), DIU, attended as the Special Guest. The session was chaired by Professor Dr. Imran Mahmud, Head of the Department of Software Engineering, and moderated by Associate Professor Dr. Rubaiyat Islam, Director of the Cyber Security Centre. Professor Dr. A. H. M. Saifullah Sadi, Coordinator of the MSc in Cyber Security program, and Assistant Attorney General Tanvir Ahmed Zoha were also present at the event.

The roundtable brought together distinguished representatives from key institutions across Bangladesh’s cybersecurity, telecommunications, financial security, and law enforcement sectors. Participants included Mr. Zakaria Bhuiya, Senior Assistant Director, Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC); Dr. Nurullah Shahin, Joint Director (ICT), Bangladesh Bank; Md. Torikul Islam, PSC, Deputy Commissioner, DB Cyber and Special, DMP Cyber Police; Mostafizur Rahman and Mohammad Saifur Rahaman, Assistant Commissioners of Police, Cyber Crime Investigation Division, SRU, DMP-DHAKA, representing the Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime (CTTC) unit of DMP; Jasim Uddin, Assistant Director, National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA); and Md. Bahauddin Palash, Information Security Specialist, and Mukul Ahmed, Incident Handler, representing BGD e-GOV CIRT.

The discussion explored the growing risks associated with dark web exposure and the potential consequences of cyber incidents that may escalate into wider national crises. Participants exchanged views on the challenges facing Bangladesh’s cybersecurity landscape, the importance of preparedness and timely incident response, and the need for effective coordination among public institutions, law enforcement agencies, financial organizations, telecommunications regulators, academia, and cybersecurity professionals. The dialogue highlighted the importance of strengthening institutional capabilities, improving information sharing, and fostering coordinated responses to increasingly complex cyber threats.

As part of the discussion, projects and work by DIU students related to the dark web and cybersecurity were also presented. Participants discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity in the future, approaches to identifying and addressing potential threats originating from the dark web, and the need for modern technologies and effective security tools. The discussion highlighted the importance of developing more advanced security tools and technological solutions to keep pace with evolving cyber threats. It also emphasized encouraging student research and innovation while strengthening the connection between academic work and real-world cybersecurity challenges.

The roundtable also underscored the role of universities in developing cybersecurity talent, promoting awareness, supporting research, and strengthening connections between academic knowledge and real-world security challenges. Bringing together stakeholders from diverse sectors provided an opportunity to share professional insights and encourage a more collaborative approach to addressing evolving cyber threats.

By organizing this discussion as the concluding initiative of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the Cyber Security Centre reaffirmed its commitment to cybersecurity education, professional engagement, and the development of a stronger national cybersecurity culture. The initiative highlighted the importance of moving beyond individual awareness toward a coordinated, multi-stakeholder approach to cyber resilience, recognizing that safeguarding Bangladesh’s digital future requires collective responsibility and sustained collaboration across sectors.

The event concluded with an emphasis on continued dialogue, stronger institutional collaboration, and collective efforts to enhance Bangladesh’s preparedness for emerging cybersecurity challenges.

The Cyber Security Centre operates under the Department of Software Engineering at Daffodil International University. Through cybersecurity awareness initiatives, professional discussions, educational activities, and stakeholder engagement, the Centre works to promote cybersecurity knowledge and encourage collaboration in addressing emerging digital security challenges.

Bangladesh Launches First E-Family Appeal Court with Daffodil International University’s Support 

Bangladesh has launched E-Family Appeal Court 3 and E-Family Court 14 to expand the use of digital technology in judicial proceedings and improve public access to justice. The inauguration ceremony was held on Thursday morning, 29 October 2026, at the conference room of the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court in Dhaka, under the initiative of the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs. Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Md Asaduzzaman attended the ceremony as the chief guest and praised Daffodil International University (DIU) for its contribution to the digital transformation of the judiciary.

Among those present were Law and Justice Division Secretary Liaquat Ali Mollah; Supreme Court Registrar General Muhammad Habibur Rahman Siddiqui; Dhaka District and Sessions Judge Md. Rafiqul Islam; Dhaka Bar Association President Advocate Md. Anwar Zahid Bhuiyan; and General Secretary Advocate Mohammad Abul Kalam Khan. Judges, officials from the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, lawyers, and judicial officers also attended the event.

Representing DIU were Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. M. R. Kabir, Professor Dr. Sheak Rashed Haider Noori, Head of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Associate Professor Dr. Md. Riaduzzaman of the Department of Law, Lecturer Mr. Md. Mezbaul Islam Zion  of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering; and members of DIU’s IT team.

Addressing the ceremony, Law Minister Md. Asaduzzaman expressed his gratitude to DIU for its continued support in advancing the digital transformation of the judiciary. Referring to the initiative that began last year, he said, I would like to express our special gratitude to the authorities of Daffodil International University for helping the judiciary move this initiative forward. Without your continued support, this progress might have taken much longer. Your willingness to come forward enabled us to begin this work and further develop the initiative. I sincerely thank you for that.

The minister also highlighted the contribution of Dr. Md. Sabur Khan, Chairman of Daffodil Group and Founder and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of DIU. Praising the university’s efforts to bring positive change to the country’s education sector, he wished Dr. Sabur Khan continued success.

The minister further noted that the e-Bail Bond system had already been introduced and that the public was beginning to benefit from it. He also referred to existing legal provisions for digital evidence recording and virtual court appearances, adding that efforts were underway to expand the use of digital technology across judicial services.

The newly launched E-Family Appeal Court 3 and E-Family Court 14 will further expand the use of technology in family court proceedings. The system will allow litigants to access case information online and participate in judicial proceedings virtually. It is expected to reduce the time and effort required to travel to court, maintain paper documents, and complete different stages of legal proceedings.

Following the introduction of E-Family Courts in Dhaka and Chattogram, the system developed by DIU has been operating at Dhaka Family Court 5 since November last year and at Chattogram Family Court 1 since December. Building on this experience, the launch of E-Family Appeal Court 3 marks a further step in expanding digital judicial services. The initiative is expected to support paperless proceedings, digital case record management, and easier access to judicial services for litigants.

The initiative also highlights DIU’s contribution beyond classroom education. By developing enterprise-grade software at no cost through its own technical expertise, the university is contributing to the development of national digital infrastructure and the broader vision of building a Smart Bangladesh.

The launch of E-Family Appeal Court 3 and E-Family Court 14 marks another step towards technology-driven judicial services, with the potential to reduce the difficulties faced by litigants and make access to justice more convenient and efficient.

Chief of Army Staff, General Waker-Uz-Zaman, SBP, OSP, SGP, PSC, hands over the 'Men’s Regular Back Nine Winner' award to Akib Arafat Khan.

Dhaka, 26 October 2026 (Monday): The concluding ceremony of the '9th Daffodil Captain’s Cup Golf Tournament 2026' was held yesterday on 25 October 2026, at the Kurmitola Golf Club, Dhaka Cantonment. Chief of Army Staff General Waker-Uz-Zaman, SBP, OSP, SGP, PSC, attended the event as the chief guest and distributed prizes among the winners. Following the prize distribution, the chief guest delivered an address to the attendees. He expressed his optimism that organizing such competitions would play a significant role in the development of the golfing landscape in the country and thanked everyone involved in organizing the event.

In this tournament, Mr. S M Abdullah Farabi emerged as the winner, while Commodore A K M Afzal Hossain, BN, became the runner-up. Mrs. Haijong Um was declared the ladies' winner, and Akib Arafat Khan secured the title of 'Men’s Regular Back Nine Winner'.

The closing ceremony was attended by the Quarter Master General of the Bangladesh Army and Vice-President of the Kurmitola Golf Club, Lieutenant General Mohammad Shahinul Haque, OSP, BSP, ndc; the Vice-Chancellor of the tournament's sponsor, Daffodil International University, Professor Dr. M R Kabir; senior officials from the Kurmitola Golf Club and the Daffodil Group; participating golfers and their families; invited guests; and members of the media.

Dr. Md. Sabur Khan Joins Global Higher Education Leaders at MENA Higher Education Leadership Forum 2026 in Dubai

Dr. Md. Sabur Khan, Founder and Chairman of Daffodil International University (DIU) and Daffodil Group, Bangladesh, is participating as a distinguished VIP speaker at the 7th MENA Higher Education Leadership Forum (MENA-HELF 2026), being held from September 28–30, 2026, at the Kempinski Central Avenue, Dubai, UAE.

Organized by the Center for Learning Innovations and Customized Knowledge Solutions (CLICKS), the forum brings together senior leaders from higher education, government, industry and international organizations to explore how universities can respond to global challenges while creating meaningful local impact.

Dr. Md. Sabur Khan is participating in the opening panel on September 29, titled “Bridging Boundaries: Building a Collaborative Ecosystem for Workforce Readiness and Social Impact,” moderated by Prof. Yusra Mouzughi, Provost, University of Birmingham Dubai. The panel brings together distinguished international leaders, including Prof. Bassam Alameddine, President of the American University of Ras Al Khaimah (AURAK), UAE; Dr. Karim Seghir, Chancellor of Ajman University, UAE; Prof. Ahmed Elseragy, Associate Pro Vice-Chancellor (Employability) and Dean of The British University in Egypt; Dr. Kinan Bahnassi, Senior Adviser, Labour Market and Education Policy, Education & Human Development & Community Council, UAE; and Morwenna Crago, Senior Director, Marketing, Product & Sales Enablement, Higher Education – McGraw Hill International.

The discussion focuses on strengthening collaboration among universities, industry, government and civil society to improve workforce readiness, promote innovation and generate measurable social impact.

“Our responsibility is not only to prepare graduates for employment, but to empower them to innovate, create opportunities and contribute to society.”

Dr. Khan’s participation further reflects DIU’s continued engagement with international higher education networks and its emphasis on connecting academic collaboration with practical outcomes, global employability and societal development.

Daffodil International University (DIU) hosted ‘Nabanno e Bangaliyana,’ a vibrant celebration of rural culture and the rich heritage of Bengal. The highlight of the event was an inter-university folk competition featuring participants from eight (8) universities.

The program, organized by DIU’s Change Together club, took place on November 25 (Monday) at the university’s campus in Birulia, Savar. The Treasurer of DIU, Dr. Hamidul Haque Khan, graced the event as the Chief Guest. Special guests included Prof. Dr. Md. Bellal Hossain, Dean of the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, and Prof. Dr. Liza Sharmin, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Also present were Assistant Professor and Director (In-Charge) of Student Affairs Amit Chakraborty, alongside the club’s conveners and members.

The event was further enriched by the presence of popular celebrities Irfan Sajjad, Tahiya Tajin Khan Ayesha, and members of the Voyal team, who joined as special guests.
The inter-university folk competition featured teams from several prominent universities, including: IUB Music Club, BRAC University Cultural Club, BUFT Fashion Club, North-South University Folk Creation, Dhaka International University Cultural Club, Natyam, Jahangirnagar University, Southeast Cultural Society, Eastern University Cultural Club (EUCC). Additionally, the event included a DIU Startup Market where young entrepreneurs showcased innovative and creative products. The program was further enlivened by mesmerizing performances of traditional folk songs and dances, highlighting the beauty of Bengali heritage.

Jasia Mustafa, Lecturer (Senior Scale) of the Department of Management and Convener of the Change Together club, stated, ‘Nabanno e Bangaliyana’ is a heartfelt tribute to the traditions of Bengal. It has inspired students and the community to reconnect with the cultural roots of Bengal, fostering unity and creativity. This celebration of love and respect for heritage has left a lasting impression on all participants.

Daffodil International University (DIU) has signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with ten (10) prestigious universities around the world. These agreements were signed with the commitment to fostering collaborative attitudes in the international educational sector and the promise of providing modern education to students.

Recently, during the 17th General Conference of the Association of the Universities of Asia and the Pacific (AUAP) held at Jagran Lakecity University in Bhopal, India from November 18–20, 2024, these agreements were officially finalized. On behalf of DIU, the Founder and Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Dr. Md. Sabur Khan, signed the documents. The universities with which DIU has signed these agreements include Adamson University, Bataan Peninsula State University, Our Lady of Fatima University, and Liceo de Cagayan University from the Philippines; Vikrant University and IES University from India; Mainz University of Applied Sciences from Germany; Washington University of Science and Technology from the USA; Danubius University from Romania; and University of Saint Joseph from Macau, China.

Through these agreements, the universities will collaborate on joint research, new academic innovations, faculty and student exchange programs, virtual learning platforms, and creating scholarship opportunities for students. DIU has entered into these agreements with the goal of addressing current global challenges in education, promoting cultural exchange, and enhancing mutual cooperation between these international educational institutions. Additionally, DIU is committed to ensuring a modern and sustainable educational environment on the global stage.

In his speech at the conference, Dr. Md. Sabur Khan stated that these agreements will help improve the quality of education worldwide and create more academic opportunities for faculty and students. He emphasized the need for further cooperation between institutions to make education more technology-driven and student-friendly.

After the AUAP conference, Dr. Md. Sabur Khan, at a special invitation, visited IES University in India on November 21. During this visit, he signed another separate MoU with the university, in which both he and the Chancellor of IES University, ER. B.S. Yadav, agreed to jointly carry out various activities and pledged to improve the education sector. Furthermore, during a special session, Dr. Khan advised the young students of IES University to prepare themselves to emerge as entrepreneurs. As a successful entrepreneur in Bangladesh's technology and educational sector, Dr. Khan has been regularly conducting sessions at various universities and conferences across Asia to guide and motivate young entrepreneurs with valuable insights and strategies to succeed in the current market.