Business Desk :
Major General S M Salahuddin Islam, made the new Executive Chairman of Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA) on Sunday. He replaced Lt. General Mohd Habibur Rahman Khan, who recently retired from Bangladesh Army, says a press release.
Major General S M Salahuddin Islam was commissioned in the Corps of Infantry with 17th BMA Long Course in 1987 and posted to 21st Battalion of the East Bengal Regiment. Before joining BEPZA, he was commanding 105 Infantry Brigade at Jashore Cantonment. Prior to that, he served at Bangladesh Infantry Regiment Center as Deputy Commandant and also commanded 88 Infantry Brigade as brigade commander.
Major General S M Salahuddin completed National Defense Course-2016. In his adorned service life, he served with six different infantry battalions in various appointments. He commanded two infantry battalions (38 EB and 15 EB) and a unit of Rapid Action Battalion. He also served as Deputy Commandant, President Guard Regiment and Director, Special Security Force.
He served at the UN mission as contingent member in Mozambique. He was selected as observer at UN mission in Democratic Republic of the Congo and also contingent commander of BANBAT- 1.
Major General S M Salahuddin Islam, made the new Executive Chairman of Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA) on Sunday. He replaced Lt. General Mohd Habibur Rahman Khan, who recently retired from Bangladesh Army, says a press release.
Major General S M Salahuddin Islam was commissioned in the Corps of Infantry with 17th BMA Long Course in 1987 and posted to 21st Battalion of the East Bengal Regiment. Before joining BEPZA, he was commanding 105 Infantry Brigade at Jashore Cantonment. Prior to that, he served at Bangladesh Infantry Regiment Center as Deputy Commandant and also commanded 88 Infantry Brigade as brigade commander.
Major General S M Salahuddin completed National Defense Course-2016. In his adorned service life, he served with six different infantry battalions in various appointments. He commanded two infantry battalions (38 EB and 15 EB) and a unit of Rapid Action Battalion. He also served as Deputy Commandant, President Guard Regiment and Director, Special Security Force.
He served at the UN mission as contingent member in Mozambique. He was selected as observer at UN mission in Democratic Republic of the Congo and also contingent commander of BANBAT- 1.
