BKSP has launched a three-day specialised seminar titled “Sports, Exercise Medicine & Rehabilitation with Basic Life Support Training-2026” from 16–18 June 2026 under the management of its Sports Science Department, said in a press release.
The seminar was inaugurated by Youth and Sports State Minister Md Aminul Haque as chief guest, with BKSP Director General Brigadier General Mohammad Saif Ullah, Acting Director of the Sports Science Department Colonel Md Golam Mabud Hasan, Director (Administration and Finance) Lutfor Rahman and other officials present at the ceremony, alongside experts, coaches, athletes and representatives from sports, medical, physiotherapy and rehabilitation sectors.
In his address, the chief guest highlighted his experiences as an athlete, describing such workshops as highly necessary and timely for players, while also emphasising the importance of disseminating the knowledge gained from the programme widely.
The seminar brings together professionals from sports science and healthcare disciplines to discuss athlete performance enhancement, injury prevention, rapid rehabilitation and emergency medical care, reflecting the growing importance of modern sports science applications.
It also focuses on post-injury rehabilitation, scientific training methods, performance improvement strategies, use of modern medical technologies and developments in sports medicine management, with sessions led by experienced resource persons from across the country.
A key component of the programme is Basic Life Support (BLS) training, which includes practical instruction on first aid in emergencies, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), use of AED, management of respiratory emergencies and safe assistance to injured individuals. Participants will receive certification from FAC, Sweden.
BKSP authorities said the seminar is expected to enhance professional knowledge and skills in sports medicine and rehabilitation while contributing to the expansion of modern and scientific medical services within Bangladesh’s sports sector.
