DU Holds Orientation for Chinese Students in Bengali Language Program
Dhaka University's Institute of Modern Languages hosted an orientation program for Chinese students enrolled in its Bengali language course. University Treasurer Prof Dr M Jahangir Alam Chowdhury attended the event as the chief guest.
On August 31, 2026, a formal orientation event took place at Dhaka University to welcome Chinese students who are currently studying in the Bengali language program at the university's Institute of Modern Languages. The gathering brought together students, faculty members, and distinguished guests to mark the beginning of their academic journey in learning the Bengali language within the university setting.
Professor Dr M Jahangir Alam Chowdhury, serving as the chief guest for the occasion, delivered an address highlighting the expanding bilateral relations between Bangladesh and China. He noted that mutual cooperation between the two nations is steadily increasing across various sectors, encompassing education, research, business, and commerce. According to his remarks at the event, this broader cooperation makes the learning of each other's languages increasingly important with each passing day.
Expanding on the significance of language acquisition, Professor Dr M Jahangir Alam Chowdhury further emphasized that language functions as much more than a mere medium of communication. He stated that language acts as a vital bridge connecting the people and cultures of both countries, fostering deeper ties across communities.
The chief guest added that through reciprocal language education, it is entirely possible to further strengthen communication, mutual understanding, and the existing friendly relations between the populations of Bangladesh and China. The orientation event underscored the institutional commitment to supporting international students enrolled in language studies at the Dhaka University campus.
The gathering at the Institute of Modern Languages highlighted the ongoing academic exchanges and educational programs facilitated through Dhaka University. Faculty members and participants engaged in discussions regarding the importance of the Bengali language program for the visiting Chinese scholars as they embark on their studies.
