The 37th death anniversary of National Professor Dr. Mohammad Ibrahim, the founder of the Diabetic Association of Bangladesh (BADAS), was observed on 6 September 2026 as ‘Diabetes Seba Dibosh’ (Diabetes Service Day) through various programs organized by the Diabetic Association of Bangladesh and other organizations.

National Professor Dr. Mohammad Ibrahim, a pioneering physician, organizer and visionary in the field of diabetes care in Bangladesh, passed away at his residence on 6 September 1989 following a heart attack. The Diabetic Association of Bangladesh observes his death anniversary as ‘Diabetes Seba Dibosh’ to commemorate his outstanding contributions to diabetes care and to reaffirm its commitment to providing accessible healthcare services to people living with diabetes.

On the occasion, floral wreaths were placed at the grave of National Professor Dr. Mohammad Ibrahim at Banani Graveyard by representatives of the Diabetic Association of Bangladesh and its organizations.

A Doa Mahfil was held at the BIRDEM Mosque after Asr prayers, seeking divine blessings for the departed soul of the founder.

A discussion and question-and-answer session between specialist physicians and patients was also organized at the BIRDEM Auditorium. The programme provided an opportunity for patients to interact directly with specialists and discuss issues related to diabetes and their overall health.

A memorial meeting was subsequently held at the BIRDEM Auditorium. The meeting was presided over by National Professor A. K. Azad Khan, President of the Diabetic Association of Bangladesh. Mohammad Saif Uddin, Secretary-General of BADAS, addressed the meeting. Prof. Dr. Md. Abul Mansur, former Senior Consultant and Head of the Dialysis and Kidney Transplant Unit at BIRDEM General Hospital, shared his personal reminiscences and reflections on the life and contributions of Dr. Mohammad Ibrahim.

The welcome address was delivered by Brigadier General Dr. Md. Nasir Uddin Ahmed (Retd.), Acting Director General of BIRDEM. Dr. M A Muhit, State Minister for the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh, was scheduled to attend the program as the Chief Guest but was unable to be present due to unavoidable circumstances. His written speech was read out at the program.