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Minister urges young scientists to drive Bangladesh’s future

Minister urges young scientists to drive Bangladesh’s future
Minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology and Science and Technology Fakir Mahbub Anam delivered the chief guest speech at the inaugural ceremony of the two-day 6th Young Scientist Congress at the National Science and Technology Complex in Agargaon on Saturday. Photo: BSS
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The Minister for Science and Technology, Fakir Mahbub Anam, has called upon the nation’s young scientific community to harness the knowledge and insights gained from abroad for the advancement of country.

The minister made these remarks while inauguring the two-day 6th Young Scientist Congress at the National Science and Technology Complex in Agargaon.

The event provides a platform for young researchers from across Bangladesh to showcase their innovations and explore the potential of artificial intelligence.

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Addressing the gathering, the minister characterised young scientists as the future leaders of the nation, stressing that their involvement in research and creative innovation is essential for national development.

He further noted that progress in science and technology serves as a fundamental driver for economic expansion, national security, and human welfare.

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Speaking as a special guest, Md Anwar Hossain, secretary to the Ministry of Science and Technology, announced that the government has initiated plans to establish a national AI institute.

This facility will focus on data security and the integration of AI technologies across various sectors, including agriculture, healthcare, education, and industry.

University Grants Commission (UGC) Chairman Mamun Ahmed said young scientists represent the primary momentum behind the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

The congress features a variety of academic sessions, research presentations, panel discussions, and technological exhibitions.

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