A visionary engineer, freedom fighter, and pioneer of Bangladesh’s rural infrastructure development.
Full Name: Engr. Quamrul Islam Siddique
Born: January 20, 1945, Kushtia, Bangladesh
Passed Away: September 1, 2008, USA
Nationality: Bangladeshi
Engr. Siddique was a distinguished civil engineer, administrator, and visionary leader who played a pivotal role in modernizing Bangladesh’s rural infrastructure. His contributions spanned engineering, urban planning, and public administration.
Father: Nurul Islam Siddique
Mother: Begum Hamida Siddique
Siblings: Second among six brothers and four sisters
Engr. Siddique grew up in a family that valued education and social service. His father, a progressive agricultural thinker, inspired his passion for rural development.
Primary & Secondary: Sirajul Haque Muslim High School, Kushtia (1960)
Higher Secondary: Kushtia College (HSC, 1962)
Bachelor’s Degree: BUET – Civil Engineering (1966)
Master’s Degree: University of Sheffield, UK – Urban & Regional Planning (1977)
His education laid the foundation for his expertise in infrastructure planning, transportation, and rural development, which later revolutionized Bangladesh’s engineering landscape.
Engr. Siddique played a key role in transforming Bangladesh’s engineering and infrastructure sector. His major contributions include:
His visionary leadership and administrative excellence reshaped Bangladesh’s infrastructure landscape.
Engr. Quamrul Islam Siddique’s contributions earned national and international recognition:
His legacy continues to inspire engineers, policymakers, and development professionals across Bangladesh.
Marriage: Married to Sabera Siddique
Children: One son and three daughters
Engr. Siddique was known for his humility, dedication, and deep connection to his homeland. He tirelessly worked to empower communities through education, rural development, and sustainable infrastructure.
Even after his passing, his visionary projects continue to shape Bangladesh’s development, inspiring future generations of engineers and policymakers.
More than just an engineer—he was a nation-builder. His vision laid the groundwork for a stronger, more connected Bangladesh. His contributions go beyond infrastructure; they live on in the progress, empowerment, and resilience of millions. His story is not just history—it is the blueprint for the future.
A visual tribute to the life, work, and legacy of Engr. Quamrul Islam Siddique, capturing his impactful journey.