The Bangladesh Medical Tourism Association (BMTA) has elected a new executive committee for a one-year term, with AKM Mufasserul Haque (Pintu), proprietor of Anisa International, elected president and Khandaker Sitabur Rahman, founder and chief executive officer of Khandaker Medical Tourism, elected general secretary.
The election was held on Sunday, October 25, at a hotel in Banani, Dhaka, in a festive atmosphere under the supervision of Election Commissioner Dr. Mohammad Jamshed Alam.
Shabbir Ahmed Tamim, co-founder and chief executive officer of MediAider, was elected senior vice president (Vice President-1), while A M R Mazumder Liton, chief executive officer of World Class Medical Evacuation Service, was elected vice president (Vice President-2).
The newly elected committee includes Ainul Tarek Nobel, business manager at a global telemedicine company, as joint secretary (finance); Md. Abdullah Al Atik, founder and chief executive officer of Su-Chikitsa, as joint secretary (office and administration); and Nazmul Islam Rafi, founder and chief executive officer of Cure Explore, as assistant secretary (IT and digital transformation).
Other office-bearers are Abdur Rashid, chief executive officer of Health Plus, elected international affairs secretary; Daud Arman, director of Prime MediCare, elected media and publication secretary; Mohammad Ariful Islam, executive director of Doctors Link, elected organizing secretary; and S. M. Wasim Mehbub, chief executive officer of Prime Aviation, elected training and development secretary.
Md. Arif Hossain, founder and chief executive officer of Health Connect, and Gias Mohammad Azizul Haque, director of Aponjon Healthcare, were elected executive members.
The newly elected committee is expected to focus on strengthening international healthcare partnerships, expanding medical travel infrastructure and promoting technology-driven solutions to support the growth of Bangladesh\u2019s medical tourism sector.
The leadership also aims to enhance cooperation among healthcare providers, hospitals, medical travel facilitators and international partners to improve the country\u2019s capacity to serve international patients.
Through these initiatives, BMTA seeks to contribute to the development of Bangladesh as a destination for medical tourism and encourage greater collaboration across the healthcare industry.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"