Biographical Profile
Industrialist, humanitarian and global peace advocate from Bangladesh — Regional Director of First Earth Run (UN Peace Program), National President of Bangladesh Junior Chamber, and Vice President of Junior Chamber International (JCI), USA.
46+
Countries Visited
9
JCI Conferences
1962
Born, Bangladesh
About Mr. Hoque
K.M. Mozibul Hoque, son of the late Kazi Noman Ahmed, was born in Bangladesh on 6th March 1962. A professional industrialist recognized as a Commercially Important Person (C.I.P) by the Ministry of Industry, Government of Bangladesh for the years 1989, 1990, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1998 and 2000, he resides in Dhaka with his wife Zeba, daughter Samia and son Ishmam and Izyan.
Led the First Earth Run (UN peace program) for South East Asia — the largest peace torch rally across 46 countries, marking the 1986 International Year of Peace.
Elected National President of Bangladesh Junior Chamber, organizing community and business development projects attended by the Hon'ble President and Prime Minister.
Elected Vice President of JCI (1993) at the XLVII JCI World Congress, Miami — responsible for NOM affiliations across Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Turkey and the CIS.
Born
6 March 1962, Bangladesh
Family
Wife Zeba · Samia · Ishmam · Izyan
Recognition
C.I.P, Ministry of Industry
Hobby
Social Work · Travel · Golf
The Journey
1984 – 1993
Leadership development training (Japan) · Graduation course (Malaysia) · Mind mapping course (Philippines) · Body language course (Singapore) · Time management course (Singapore) · Prime Certified Trainer course (Finland) · Certified Member Trainer's course (USA). Recognized as Certified Member Trainer by the JCI Training Institute, Finland (1991), and conducted numerous training courses on leadership development in Dhaka (1992) and Turkey (1993).
1985 – 1986
Declared UN peace program in commemoration of the International Year of Peace (1986), the F.E.R torch rally travelled 46 countries — covering two-thirds of the world's population — before returning to the UN. As Country Coordinator for Bangladesh and Regional Director (South East Asia), Mr. Hoque campaigned with Ms. Gail Straub (International Coordinator, F.E.R) and briefed His Excellency President Hossain Mohammad Ershad on the arrival of the UN peace torch in Bangladesh from India.
1991 – 1992
Led delegation from Bangladesh to IMUN — the first and largest non-governmental conference on environment and economic development at UN Headquarters, New York (1991), where the Sustainable Development Forum was chaired by HRH Prince Albert of Monaco. In 1992, attended the Global Citizens' Conference for UNCED (UN Conference on Environment and Development) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil — the biggest UN summit in the world, with over 115 heads of state attending.
1991 – 1992
Deputy National President '91, then chaired the 20th National Convention of Bangladesh Junior Chamber with Hon'ble Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia as Chief Guest, and the 14th Mid-Year Conference with Hon'ble President H.E. Abdur Rahman Bishwash.
1992 – 1993
Elected Vice President for 1993 at the XLVII JCI World Congress, Miami, Florida, USA. Served as JCI Vice President to National Organization Members (NOMs) of Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Turkey, responsible for development and future affiliation with Byelorussia, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia and Ukraine. Attended 9 JCI conferences, 7 JCI World Congresses and 6 international seminars across the globe.
2006
Appointed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Yemen as Honorary Consul General with jurisdiction over the People's Republic of Bangladesh, in recognition of his standing and capacity to support economic and diplomatic relations between the two nations.
Global Impact
Mr. Hoque organized and addressed seminars, art competitions, plantation drives and walkathons for world peace, sustainable development and youth leadership across the globe.
Global Relations
Across four decades of diplomatic and civic engagement, Mr. Hoque has met with heads of state, ministers, governors and dignitaries from across the world — including H.E. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, H.E. Taro Aso (Prime Minister of Japan), HH Prince Khaled of Saudi Arabia, and HH Sheikh Omar of Ras Al Khaimah, UAE.
Recent Engagements
From receptions with foreign envoys to meetings with heads of state, Mr. Hoque's engagement with global leaders continues into recent years.
Business Profile
Mr. Hoque began his career in the construction industry in 1979 and has since built a diversified portfolio spanning power, infrastructure, hospitality, aviation, garments and industrial development — recognized as a C.I.P by the Ministry of Industry, Government of Bangladesh for the years 1989, 1991, 1995, 1998 and 2000.
Global Footprint
Archive
Original pages from the "Biographical Calendar of K.M. Mozibul Hoque," prepared by friends and family in October 2007.
"It is the honour for us as friends of Mozibul Hoque to prepare his Biographical Calendar — who has contributed a lot in the fields of World Peace, Environment, Sustainable Development, Human Development, Children Peace, Young Men Leadership Development, Humanitarian activities and Business Development, among many others."
Gulger, Quaym, Monowar, Sadi, Mahmud & Moshior
Friends of Mr. Hoque — Prepared October 2007