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About The Proprietor
Mr. Golam Kabir (Mr. Tateyama Kabir) is one of the most successful businessman and a versatile talent entrepreneur in Bangladesh. Was born in 1969 in Bangladesh who also has the citizenship of Japan. He has completed his Under graduation on Japanese Language from Toyama Language School, Japan and achieved his Masters in International Literacy from Toyama International University, Japan. He is currently the Vice Chairman of NRB Bank Limited, which is one of the leading 4th Generation Banks in Bangladesh. Besides that, he established the manpower recruiting agency M/s. KM International in the year 2015 to export both skilled and unskilled manpower from Bangladesh to around the world.
Mr. Golam Kabir is a dual citizen of Bangladesh and Japan. He is the founder director of NRB Bank Ltd., a leading 4th generation bank in Bangladesh. Since the year 2016, he has been playing the role as a Vice Chairman of the bank. He is the President of Kabir Auto Export Co. Ltd. He is one of the most successful exporters of cars from Japan around the world. He is expanding his investments in automobile sector in Bangladesh.
As a dual citizens of Bangladesh and Japan Mr. Kabir represents Bangladesh in a positive manner to the world. He often visits western world, gulf countries and other region of the world to expose the socio- economic condition of Bangladesh to make the employment in overseas for our manpower.
Mr. Kabir exposes the country to the foreign investors to invest in Bangladesh and the business opportunity in the country for foreign investor. He is the Sr. Vice President of NRB CIP Association. For the betterment of expatriates the CIPs under NRBs’ category formed an association which was registered by the Ministry of Social Welfare. During the Covid time and in absence of other member of Association Mr. Kabir plays the key role to social welfare activities such as; relief operations in pandemic period and flood effected areas. And Mr. Kabir taken the initiatives in favor of association to bring back the dead body of helpless expatriates to their motherland which appreciated by other members of Association and Ministry of Social Welfare as well. Moreover, the Association arranges Global Business Summit in different countries every year to promote the business globally for Bangladeshi business conglomerates. In the year of 2022, the Association is planning to arrange the grand event in Bangladesh in presence of Honorable President of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh whereas Mr. Kabir plays the key role as a convener to conduct the program successfully.
He is also the President of Kabir Auto Export Co. Ltd. which has been established in Japan and continuing his business around the world successfully over 21 years. He is one of the most successful exporter of brand new and reconditioned cars from Japan to Bangladesh, Russia, New Zealand and some other countries around the world. Kabir Auto Export Co. Ltd. has exported 700 to 800 brand new and reconditioned cars per month around the world. It has also started to export reconditioned construction equipment such as dump truck, trailer truck, excavator, mixer machine, wheel loader etc. in Bangladesh since 2014 and the number of this equipment is around 400 to 500 per year. He is expanding his investments in automobile sector in Bangladesh. He has the potentials to build relationship between Japan and Bangladesh.
Mr. Kabir is also a pioneer in automobile business in Bangladesh. He has also established a company named ‘M/S Ocean Auto’ in Bangladesh and successfully importing new and reconditioned cars from Japan. M/S Ocean Auto has the showroom facility to display cars as well as after sales services to his customers. M/S Ocean Auto has also started to import reconditioned construction equipment from Japan through Kabir Auto Export Co. Ltd. since 2014 to help the Bangladesh constructions sector’s developments.
Mr. Tateyama Kabir alias Golam Kabir is the Managing Director of KM Global Limited, an Export-Import Company. He is a dual citizen of Bangladesh and Japan. He has completed his Masters in Japanese language from University of Toyama, Japan.
Thanking you,
Mr. Golam Kabir
Proprietor, International Institute For Asian Peace
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Admission
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1. General Japanese Language Admission Requirements
For most Japanese language programs, admission typically involves: Application Form: A formal application outlining your interest in the program. Proof of Educational Background: Some programs may ask for high school or university transcripts. Language Proficiency: Some institutions may require proof of proficiency in your current level of Japanese (e.g., JLPT scores), while others may accept beginners. Interview: Some institutions conduct interviews either in person or online as part of their selection process. Application Deadlines: Be sure to note the deadlines for submitting applications, as they can vary from school to school.
2. Popular Institutes Offering Japanese Language Courses
The Japan Foundation: Offers scholarships and various language programs. They also have branches across the world, so you might find some in your country. KAI Japanese Language School: Known for providing quality Japanese language education in Tokyo. Sophia University (Tokyo): Known for its International Program in Asia, which offers a focus on both Japanese language and Asian peace studies. International Christian University: Offers comprehensive Japanese language courses and could have peace-related programs.
3. Peace Studies Programs with Japanese Language Focus
If you are interested in Peace Studies along with the Japanese language, you might consider institutions that combine both. Programs like the Master's in Peace Studies at Sophia University or similar universities could offer insight into peacebuilding in Asia and provide opportunities to study Japanese.