Asia’s Outstanding Leader at ACES Awards 2018 Global Asian of the Year 2015 Business Person of the Year, DHL & Daily Star Business Awards Personal life Khan is a permanent resident of Singapore. He is married to Anjuman Aziz Khan. He met Anjuman as her tutor. They live in both Bangladesh and Singapore. Their residence in Dhaka, Serenity's Lodge, was designed by the architect Nahas Ahmed Khalil. They have three daughters, Ayesha, Adeeba and Azeeza. Ayesha Khan is the managing director & CEO of Summit Power International. His second daughter Dr Adeeba Aziz Khan is a fellow at Wolfson College, Cambridge University. His youngest daughter Azeeza Aziz Khan is one of the Directors of Summit Group of companies. He has four grandchildren. He is the third of seven brothers. His eldest brother Lt Col (Rtd) Faruk Khan is a Member of Parliament (MP) and a former minister. His brothers Zafer Ummeed Khan, Latif Khan and Farid Khan are vice-chairmen of the Summit Group of Companies. Among his close friends is Hamiduzzaman Khan, an artist and sculptor. Khan commissioned Bangladesh's first ever sculpture park and named it the Prof Hamiduzzaman Sculpture Park. Among the sculptures is the country's longest mural. Anjuman and Aziz Charitable Trust (AACT) in 2022, Anjuman and Aziz Charitable Trust (AACT) of Bangladesh joined UNICEF's international council to help address the learning crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, enabling 3,000 vulnerable children to re-enter education and catch up on lost learning many of whom were forced to drop out of school during the pandemic. The Anjuman and Aziz Charitable Trust made a four year partnership with the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (Unicef), now officially the United Nations Children's Fund. The AACT has pledged to continue supporting Unicef Bangladesh in enabling the education of some of the most disadvantaged out-of-school children in the country, many of whom were forced to drop out of school during the Covid-19 pandemic. AACT's support will enable Unicef's specialised learning programme to be offered to 3,000 children living in Dhaka South City Corporation Zones 3, 4, and 5 who have dropped out of school. These areas see some of the highest rates of out-of-school children in Bangladesh, with one of every three children deprived of education in some neighbourhoods. Unicef will provide them with a unique approach to learn in a safe environment, until they either graduate from primary school or catch