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are great demands in Bangladesh for scrap steel, old machinery and equipment and furniture collected from a vessel while demolished and labour costs are cheaper here. Over the years, the vessel recycling industry in Bangladesh has transformed into a large industry. A significant percentage of old marine machinery and equipment are also exported as there is huge demand for cheap spares from recycled vessels. A number of ship recycling yards already upgraded into ‘Green Yards’ and many others are in the process of transition. Bangladesh has just ratified the Hong Kong convention and the convention is going to be in force from 26 June 2025. Modernization of the industry by automation and use of advanced technology and equipment in compliance with the Hong Kong convention will help reduce undue incidents. In general, the ship recycling sector in Chattogram is very vibrant and has all the potential to be world’s number one in ship recycling.


Q11. Over the years I am sure you will have visited many places around the world on your travels. Which is your favourite place, or city, and why?


A11. Traveling is my hobby. I manage time for traveling to places with my family of three grown up children and my wife, at least once a year. Amongst the places I visited, I liked Istanbul, London and Singapore the most. Although it is difficult to single out a city or place as the most favourite, my selection is Istanbul.


Its majestic historical palaces and grand mosques overlooking the Strait of Bosphorus and the Sea of Marmara, bustling streets and quiet sinuous lanes, mouthwatering food and lovely weather are great attractions.


Istanbul is the only city extended over two continents. The Strait of Bosphorus separates the European and Asian sides of the city. A cruise through the


Bosphorus is amazing. This cruise is a very interesting way to learn about this area of Turkey while seeing different structures and places that one would not see from land. The guides have everything set up and were amazing with giving a good history and we were able to learn and see a lot.


Q12. Once you have finished writing your report at the end of the day and it is time to relax, what do you do like to do with your leisure time?


A12. Physical fitness for surveyors is very important. Surveyors in Bangladesh need to travel frequently by boat to and from vessels in choppy seas and climb up and down high ladders. I started playing golf in 2014 and when the weather is fair and I have time in the afternoon, I play golf. It helps me keeping fit physically. I also love watching TV sports channels, especially football, cricket, athletics and international events.


Visiting East London in May 2011


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