Background
Hossain, Delwar was born on April 1, 1944 in Shaik Chail, Comilla, Bangladesh. Son of Abdul Hoq and Nurun (Nessa) Hossain.
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Delwar Hossain
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Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Bachelor of Divinity U. Engineering and Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 1966; Master of Science in Civil Engineering, Bachelor of Divinity U. Engineering and Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 1972; Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering, University Strathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 1976.
Career
Assistant design engineer, Cons. Engineers (Pak) Ltd., Dhaka, 1967-1968; assistant design engineer, Bachelor of Divinity Water Development Board, Dhaka, 1968; lecturer сivil engineering, Bachelor of Divinity U. Engineering and Technology, 1968-1972; assistant professor сivil engineering, Bachelor of Divinity U. Engineering and Technology, 1972; lecturer, Basrah (Iraq) U., 1976-1979; consultant geotechnology engineer, Ministry of Works, Government Iraq, BAghdad, 1979-1982; assistant professor engineering geology, King Abdulaziz U., Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 1982-1991; associate professor, King Abdulaziz U., Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, since 1991.
Achievements
Membership
Cultural secretary Bangladesh Students Society, U. Strathclyde, Glasgow, 1972-1973. Vice chairman Bangladesh Socio-Economics Investment Forum, Jeddah, 1992. Governor committee IEB, Saudi Arabian chapter, since 1995.
Fellow Institution of Engineers Bangladesh. Member American Society of Civil Engineers, S.E. Asian Geotechnical Society.
Interests
Connections
Married Mashfukan Nessa, October 2, 1972 (deceased October 1986). Children: Mohammad Mehdi, Maha, Mariam. Married Rashida Sultana, August 23, 1987.
1 child, Maliha.
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Religion
Muslim
Awards
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East Pakistan Government junior scholar, 1956-1960, talent and merit scholar, 1960-1962, 62-66, technical assistance training scholar, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London, 1972-1976.East Pakistan Government junior scholar, 1956-1960, talent and merit scholar, 1960-1962, 62-66, technical assistance training scholar, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London, 1972-1976.