Morshed Khan is a prominent Bangladeshi businessman who served as an adviser to the Chairperson and Foreign Minister from 2001 to 2006, and later held the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs under President Iajuddin Ahmed. He holds an engineering degree from Tokyo University of Technology and owns major Southeast Asian enterprises such as Citycell, Pacific Motors, and Arab Bangladesh Bank.
Early Days
Born in Bangladesh, Khan pursued higher education abroad, earning his engineering diploma in Japan before returning home to launch a diversified business portfolio. His early career was marked by rapid expansion into telecommunications and automotive sectors across Southeast Asia.
Fun Facts
Beyond business, he is known for his philanthropic initiatives supporting technology education in rural Bangladesh. He has been recognized as a leading figure in fostering regional trade ties between Bangladesh and neighboring countries.
Family Life
Morshed Khan shares a family life with his wife, together raising five children who continue the family’s entrepreneurial legacy. They are proud grandparents to thirteen grandchildren, many of whom are pursuing studies in engineering and business.
Collaborations With
Khan has collaborated closely with international partners such as major telecom operators in Thailand and Vietnam, automotive manufacturers in Japan, and banking institutions across the Middle East to expand his companies’ reach. He also worked with government officials to shape Bangladesh’s foreign trade policies during his tenure.