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Every page on this site is about him; this page alone is his. What was said — on which day, where, before whom — with its source. Where the full text was not available, nothing was invented to fill the gap: it is marked ‘excerpt’.

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President's remarks at the Japan Guideline Seminar 2025

Occasion:
Japanese Speech Contest & Japan Guideline Seminar 2025
Place:
Bangladesh–China Friendship Conference Center, Dhaka
Audience:
Students, parents, language-school representatives, media

Where Bangladesh's biggest opportunity lies as Japan's immigration policy changes — in producing skilled, disciplined and culturally aware students.

In his own words

In light of Japan's evolving immigration policies, Bangladesh's biggest opportunity lies in producing skilled, disciplined and culturally aware students.

— Nagamatsu Faruk, Japanese Speech Contest & Japan Guideline Seminar 2025, 21 December 2025

Attachments

Source: The Business Standard, December 2025Quotation as published in the press; the full speech text will be added when available.

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Statement at the JPT Award Ceremony 2025

Occasion:
JPT Award Ceremony 2025
Audience:
JPT achievers and training institutions

How Japanese-language certification is raising students' COE success rate.

In his own words

Through JPT certification, our students' success rate for receiving the Certificate of Eligibility (COE) for Japan is increasing day by day.

— Nagamatsu Faruk, JPT Award Ceremony 2025, 3 August 2025

Attachments

Source: JPT Bangladesh, 3 August 2025

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Memorandum presented to the Bangladesh Embassy in Tokyo

Occasion:
BSSAJ's introductory meeting with the Ambassador
Place:
Bangladesh Embassy, Tokyo
Audience:
Ambassador Md. Daud Ali and Embassy officials

A twelve-point memorandum — student remittance data, the five-year plan for 55,000 students, an SSW route for COE-refused students, language-test seat shortages. The full analysis is in four briefs in the Research section.

In his own words

Every year 2,700 to 3,500 students come to Japan from Bangladesh, and through them the government receives crores of taka in remittance each year. It is with great regret that I report that the government of Bangladesh has no plan for those who work with students.

The Japanese government has recently raised its target for students from around the world from 300,000 to 400,000 — a great opportunity for us. In this context I, Nagamatsu Faruk, together with AJLIB and BSSAJ, have adopted a major plan to send 50,000–55,000 students from Bangladesh to Japan within the next five years.

— Nagamatsu Faruk, BSSAJ's introductory meeting with the Ambassador, 13 May 2025

Source: Memorandum to the Ambassador of Bangladesh to Japan, May 2025 (Bengali)Two paragraphs from the original; the numerical sections are in the Research section.

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