BdOSN and Creative Business Group Sign MoU to Promote AI and Robotics Education in Bangladesh

Bangladesh Open Source Network (BdOSN) and Creative Business Group have signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at advancing Artificial Intelligence (AI), robotics, and STEM education in Bangladesh.

The signing ceremony took place at the headquarters of Creative IT Institute in Dhanmondi, Dhaka. Under this partnership, both organizations will work together to build a stronger technology-driven learning ecosystem for students and young learners across the country.

The MoU was signed on behalf of Creative Business Group by Chief Operating Officer Zia Uddin Mahmud, while Promi Nahid, Treasurer of Bangladesh Open Source Network (BdOSN), signed on behalf of the organization. The event was attended by Monir Hossain, Chairman of Creative Business Group; Munir Hasan, President of BdOSN; and Mahmud Mim, Partnership Manager of BdOSN.

Through this collaboration, the two organizations will jointly organize preparatory programs for international and national competitions including the World Robot Olympiad, AI Olympiads, and STEM competitions. The partnership will also focus on arranging robotics and AI bootcamps, innovation camps, coding workshops, and skill development initiatives for students.

In addition, the organizations plan to develop future-oriented curricula aligned with international standards and work together to create a strong pool of skilled mentors and trainers in emerging technologies. The partnership also emphasizes encouraging women to engage in freelancing and technology-based careers through targeted skill development opportunities.

As part of the initiative, outreach programs and awareness campaigns will be conducted at the school level to inspire young learners to explore technology, innovation, and digital skills.

Representatives from both organizations expressed optimism that the partnership would contribute significantly to preparing Bangladesh’s youth for the Fourth Industrial Revolution by creating sustainable opportunities in AI, robotics, and STEM education. They also highlighted the importance of using the platforms of Creative IT and Creative Juniors to expand access to technology education across grassroots communities in Bangladesh.