Muhammad Jamiruddin Sarkar

Jamiruddin Sircar ( Bengali: জমীরুদ্দিন সরকার, Jamīruddin Sarkar; born December 1, 1931 in Nayabari, Bengal ) is a Bangladeshi lawyer and acclaimed author in international law matters. As a longtime chairman of Parliament he was due to the resignation of AQM Badruddoza Chowdhury in June 2002 for several months President of the Republic of Bangladesh. He is also co-founder of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party.

Biography

Jamiruddin Sircar comes from a village in the district Panchagarh located in the modern state Bangledesh. At the University of Dhaka He began by studying law a law career, which he continued from 1961 in the UK after obtaining an English degree. Back in the home country, he worked at the Supreme Court of Bangladesh.

1977 Sircar was appointed by then President Ziaur Rahman as a member of the Bangladeshi delegation to the UN General Assembly in New York. During the next four years of his career, he distinguished himself by numerous, partially significant international publications, from which "Stronger United Nations for Welfare Peaceful World" particularly stand out " Glimpses of International Law" and.

After 1981, he became increasingly involved in domestic politics. In the cabinets of Presidents, he held several ministerial positions, including serving as minister for land reform, urban development, justice and even Minister for Science and Research. In predestined for him function as foreign minister, he led Bangladesh delegation at more than 25 international conferences and was so essential to the further development of international law with, among other things, he was instrumental to the international industrial and commercial law, to maritime law and to strengthen the legal position of the United Nations with.

Afterwards Sircar was elected Member of Parliament during foursome legislatures. As on 21 June 2002 A.Q.M. Badruddoza Chowdhury resigned as president, he was the country's constitution according to official acting president and remained so until the inauguration of his successor Iajuddin Ahmed on 6 September 2002.