Mostafa Jabber gets 'Telecom-ICT'
Three years later, a new minister is going to get the post, telecommunications and IT ministry; It is revealed that Mustafa Jabbar, who is familiar with the IT sector, is going to get the job.
Joy Bangla keyboard promoter Mustafa Jabbar Anand Printers and founder of Ananda Monetainan. He is the president of Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services (BASIS).
Tuesday evening at the Bangabhaban President. Mustafa Jabbar took oath as the minister of the Bangladesh government from Abdul Hamid.
Narayan Chandra Chanda and Laxmipur MP AKM Shahjahan Kamal, who took oath as ministers in the same program, took the responsibility of the Minister of Fisheries and Livestock. Besides, Rajbari MP Kazi Keramat Ali took oath as state minister.
The official announcement will be announced on Wednesday, which will be received by them. However, many sources told bdnews24.com that Mustafa Jabbar is going to take charge of the ministry of post, telecommunications and IT.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been taking care of the ministry after the removal of Abdul Latif Siddiqui from the post of post, telecommunications and IT ministry in October 2014 due to comment on Hajj. And Prime Minister's son Sajeeb Wazed Joy is also his advisor on ICT.
Junaid Ahmed Palak is the state minister for Information and Communication Technology (ICT) division in the two divisions of this ministry. State Minister Tarana Halim is in charge of the post and telecommunications division.
Being a member of the Parliament, Mustafa Jabbar came to the government as the fourth technocrat. Among the old members of the cabinet are Minister of Religious Affairs Matiur Rahman, Science and Technology Minister Architect Yeafesh Osman and Expatriate Welfare and Overseas Employment Minister Nurul Islam BSCO Technocrat.
Astha Jatta, aged eighty-year old, is with the Awami League-led government to build a digital Bangladesh, from the very beginning.
A member of the Bangladesh Copyright Board of Jabbar who has been responsible for various committees related to Information and Communication Technology including Prime Minister's Digital Bangladesh Task Force.
Jabber wrote an article on the idea of Digital Bangladesh on March 26, 2007, according to information released by Ananda Computers. The next year, Awami League's election manifesto was added to the commitment of establishing Digital Bangladesh.
Born on August 12, 1949 at Char Chartala village of Ashuganj thana of Brahmanbaria district, Mustafa Jabbar studied at Dhaka University in Bangla Language and Literature.
While studying at the University, he was active in Chhatra League politics. At that time he took part in the liberation war.
After independence, Jabbar was elected editor of Surya Sen Hall and Entertainment Editor. Jatiyatabadi Chhatra League leader Jasdur Rahman told bdnews24.com that he was joining the BCL unit as part of the dissolution of the BCL. Mushtaq Hossain
During his student life, Mustafa Jabbar, who was involved in writing for the public, started his career with journalism, in Weekly Ganakantha magazine. In 1973, he was elected the publication and publication secretary of Dhaka Union of Journalists.
Jabber joined the travel agency, printing and publishing business at different times when Gonkantha was closed. Atal was also the General Secretary of the Travel Agents' Association Atab.
In 1987, he entered the computer technology business, and in the following year, on December 16, he published the victory Bengali keyboard and software.
The victory keyboard has an important role to play in the digital world today in the digital world.
Mustafa Jabbar is also involved in the writing of information technology and computer education. He is the author of several books on ICT related topics in primary, secondary, higher secondary and undergraduate level courses in Bangladesh.
Among his published books are Computer Conversation, Digital Bangla, 21st Century Bangla, Bengali and Bangladesh, Digital Bangladesh, Ekattar and My War and novel stars.
Apart from writing, the former President of the Bangladesh Computer Samity (BCS) has been doing various programs on the field of television.
Mustafa Jabbar has been conferred with various awards and awards for his role in the development of information technology sector in Bangladesh.
Being a member of the cabinet, BASIS organized a reception for him at 3pm on Wednesday.
