CA distributes graduation certificates of DSCSC course
Bangla Press Desk: Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus today distributed the certificate of the Defence Services Command and Staff College (DSCSC) Course-2025 among the graduates at a function at the DSCSC Complex in Mirpur Cantonment of Dhaka.
On the occasion, the Chief Adviser congratulated all the graduating officers and advised them to utilize the knowledge, wisdom and determination gained from the course for the progress of the nation.
He praised the global reputation of DSCSC as a military institution.
At the outset, Commandant of DSCSC, Major General Chowdhury Mohammad Azizul Haque Hazary delivered the welcome address and expressed gratitude to the Chief Adviser for attending the ceremony.
According to ISPR officials, a total of 311 trainees successfully completed the course this year. Among them were 170 officers from the Bangladesh Army, 45 from the Bangladesh Navy, 36 from the Bangladesh Air Force, and three from the Bangladesh Police.
In addition, 58 officers from China, India, Indonesia, Iran, Jordan, Kenya, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Liberia, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Nepal, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Palestine, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Turkey, and Uganda also took part in the DSCSC graduation course.
Notably, 14 female officers, including one from the Bangladesh Police, completed the course this year, reflecting DSCSC's commitment to women's inclusion and empowerment.
The DSCSC is an internationally acclaimed institution dedicated to preparing mid-level officers for higher responsibilities and leadership roles.
Since its establishment, 6,814 officers have been trained at DSCSC, including 5,329 officers from the Bangladesh Armed Forces, 20 officers from Bangladesh Police, and 1,465 officers from 45 friendly foreign countries.
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