APNIC Director General Jia Rong Low To Deliver Keynote; Registration Closes Nov 8
22nd BDNOG Conference And Technical Workshops Kick Off In Cox’s Bazar From Nov 11
- Three-day technical workshop slated for 11–13 November, followed by main conference on 14 November
- Jointly hosted with ISPAB and backed by Ministry of Commerce’s Business Promotion Council
- Advanced tracks focus on core routing, internet infrastructure resilience, and engineer upskilling
Gathering network architects, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), systems engineers, and infrastructure specialists nationwide, the Bangladesh Network Operators Group (BDNOG) is set to convene its 22nd Conference and Technical Workshops in the coastal hub of Cox's Bazar. Direct delegate registrations are currently open for industry professionals through 8 November.
According to the operational itinerary, the convention will run a three-day intensive technical workshop series from 11 to 13 November, culminating in the primary plenary conference on 14 November at the Long Beach Hotel in Cox's Bazar. The summit is co-hosted by the Internet Service Providers Association of Bangladesh (ISPAB), with institutional support extended by the Business Promotion Council (BPC) under the Ministry of Commerce.
A key highlight of BDNOG 22 is the participation of Jia Rong Low, Director General of the Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC), who will attend as the keynote speaker. The symposium will also bring together leadership delegations from ISPAB, the BDNOG executive committee, and regional transit and systems engineering faculties.
Highlighting the need for human capital development, ISPAB General Secretary Nazmul Karim Bhuiyan noted that the association administers four specialized engineering modules annually, underscoring the urgent necessity to expand regional training centers to deliver monthly operational bootcamps. He affirmed that an increasing number of Bangladeshi systems and IP transit engineers are successfully holding senior operational mandates across domestic and multinational networks.
The conference agenda covers critical routing security, advanced IPv6 provisioning, domain infrastructure, and network resiliency frameworks. Intending delegates and network engineers must complete their registrations via the official portal at
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