City Desk :
The Islamic University Moot Court Society (IUMCS) formed a new executive committee for next one year.
Raihan Biswas and Ummay Ashratun Tajrin of Law Department, both under 2019-20 session, were made as president and secretary of IUMCS respectively.
A Press release, signed by the society moderators Professor Dr Halima Khatun and Prof Dr Rehena Parvin, confirmed.
The other members of the committee are: Talukder M Solaiman and Imam Hossen as Vice President, Tonmoy Ghosh and Mowabbez Rahoman Jim as Joint Secretaries, Shawana Shamim as Organising Secretary, Najmul Karim Arnob as Assistant Organising secretary, Fazle Rabbi Rimon as Treasurer, Humayra Asima as Asst. Treasure, Tahsina Raisa as Office Secretary, Musfika Baten as Asst.
Office Secretary, Al Zihad Jony and Abdullah All Asad as Research and Academic Secretary respectively, Shadman Shoumic Enam and Sohanur Rahman as Asst. Research and Academic Secretary, Shadman Khan Naahe as Media and Public Relation Secretary, Farhan Ishraq as Asst. Media and Public Relation Secretary, Mohid Ul Islam as Information and Technology Affairs Secretary, Akash Sikder as Asst. Information and Technology Affairs Secretary, Solaiman Hossain and Jannatul Karim Shuchi as Event Affairs Secretaries, Riyad Hasan Rabby as External Affairs Secretary and Arefin Sabbir as Asst. External Affairs Secretary.
President Raihan said, “It is a profound honour to assume the presidency of the Islamic University Moot Court Society (IUMCS). Our strategic vision is to further elevate the national and international standing of the Department of Law and Islamic University by fostering excellence in advocacy, legal research, and professional competence among students.”
“In furtherance of this objective, we have constituted specialised teams to represent the University in prestigious national and international moot court competitions and have successfully conducted inter-session moots, adjudicated by distinguished alumni mooters and judicial magistrates from the University of Dhaka Moot Court Society,” he said.
“Building upon these initiatives, we are committed to implementing more comprehensive and impactful programmes in the near future,” the newly-made president of the organisation added.
