Washington, DC, Oct. 20, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Zahid F. Sarder Saddi, a distinguished member of the Bangladeshi-American Society, has obtained sturdy popularity of his work on behalf of and serving the Bangladeshi group. Recently, he met with United States Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken.
Photo: Bangladeshi Community Leader and Bangladesh former Foreign Advisor Zahid F. Sarder Saddi with United States Secretary of State, Antony J. Blinken
The impromptu assembly between the Foreign Advisor to the Former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, the Honorable Begum Khaleda Zia, and President Biden’s Chief Foreign Affairs Advisor occurred after his current deal with to US Congress. The reunion between the decades-long associates was a easy courtesy assembly, however indicative and in step with the help Secretary Blinken has offered the Bangladeshi group worldwide all through his profession.
Recently celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of Bangladesh-US Relations, Secretary Blinken has supported efforts to fulfill the sources wanted by victims of Rohingya points and promote regional safety by working in the perfect pursuits of the folks of Bangladesh and the area at massive. He is decided to deal with and alleviate main points that have an effect on the Indo-Pacific Region, together with local weather change, human rights, democratic governance, and humanitarian challenges.
Secretary Blinken and Saddi have lengthy bonded over shared beliefs in defending human rights, the rule of regulation, and freedom of faith as the idea for protected and affluent democratic societies. “I believe that Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken holds the Bangladeshi people as a priority in his navigation of foreign affairs. The ideals he and the Biden administration stand for are ones that we all share, and I think we’ll see positive change in Bangladesh and the Indo-Pacific region at-large, in time,” Saddi mentioned of the Secretary.
Photo: Bangladeshi Community Leaders meet with the Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken.
Zahid F. Sarder Saddi, named Vanguard of 2022 in Harvard Business Review, was born into an aristocratic politically lively household and grew up in Dhaka, Bangladesh, a metropolis that’s roughly a 3rd of the scale of New York City with twice the inhabitants, establishing ties locally was central to survival. Saddi took this fact to coronary heart and manifested these values via his actions.
Whether nature or nurture was accountable for shaping Saddi’s outlook on life, he by no means rested on the laurels of his mother and father’ accomplishments, as a substitute shifting ahead to form a powerful profession of his personal.
Saddi has a lifelong observe report of private and political accomplishments. He graduated from Penn State University with a bachelor’s and grasp’s diploma and presently resides within the United States. During his time in Bangladesh and overseas, Saddi served as a Foreign Advisor to the Honorable Begum Khaleda Zia, who was elected Prime Minister for 3 phrases. He fondly refers to this era of time because the “Golden Days of Bangladesh Democracy.
Recently, Zahid F. Sarder Saddi celebrated with supporters and friends when an initiative to rename part of New York City “Little Bangladesh” was completed as New York City Council permitted a invoice, renaming MacDonald to Church in Brooklyn to Little Bangladesh. As “Little Bangladesh” was declared in NYC, Zahid F. Sarder Saddi and US House Representatives of New York Revel in Community Win. Saddi played an instrumental role in rallying support for the bill.
On the importance of culture to the Bangladeshi community of New York City, Zahid F. Sarder Saddi says, “As a society, we’re dedicated to preserving the history and culture of Bangladesh for people who have emigrated from Bangladesh, but still wish to keep the history, traditions, and culture of their home country alive.”
Zahid F. Sarder Saddi has been involved in the Bangladeshi American Society for over 25 years. He is an influential civil society leader praised for playing a pivotal role in carrying the voice of Bangladeshi Americans to lawmakers. In his work, Zahid F. Sarder Saddi has received countless accolades, among them a humanitarian award for his work during the COVID-19 Pandemic in helping promote vaccine distribution to the Bangladeshi population.
The Humanitarian Awards were presented at The Forum at Columbia University in New York to a number of Bangladeshi community leaders and activists. Zahid F. Sarder Saddi, received the humanitarian award along with eleven others. Awards were presented by Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus, who is a Bangladeshi and one of only seven individuals to have received the Nobel Peace Prize, the United States Presidential Medal of Freedom, and the United States Congressional Gold Medal. Dr. Yunus is also known for his work founding the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh, and developing the concepts of microcredit and microfinance. While presenting awards, Dr. Yunus expressed his pride in Bangladeshi Americans working to solve humanitarian issues during a time when people need it most.
Photo: US Secretary of State, Antony J. Blinken Addresses US Congress, Bangladesh Former Foreign Advisor Zahid F. Sarder Saddi Seen in the Picture Sitting Behind the Secretary of State. Image: C-SPAN
Harvard Business Review acclaimed Vanguard of 2022, Zahid F. Sarder Saddi, has been working with the United States Congress advocating for the rights of the people of Bangladesh for over 2 decades. He is well-versed in Indo-Pacific foreign affairs and has met with community and government leaders from around the world. Through work with the Bangladeshi community, collaborating with US Congress, United Nations, Woodrow Wilson Center, Democracy International, and the Prestigious Heritage Foundation, Zahid F. Sarder Saddi has shown a consistent track record of care for the well-being of members of the Bangladeshi community around the world.
Photo: Bangladeshi Community Leader and Bangladesh Foreign Advisor to the Former Prime Minister, Zahid F. Sarder Saddi.
According to reports, Asian Americans will be the biggest immigrant community in the United States by 2065, mostly due to the South Asian population, which increased by a startling 40 percent in seven years, from 3.5 million in 2010 to 5.4 million in 2017. With the increase in population, they bring greater contributions to the economy and culture of the United States. Likewise, Zahid F. Sarder Saddi makes an impassioned effort to protect the interests of the Bangladeshi community, as well as the entire South Asian community.
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Zahid F. Sarder Saddi is an influential civil society leader, humanitarian, and advocate for Bangladesh and its people. He helps Bangladeshi expatriates assimilate into life in the United States while also preserving their own values and traditions. Zahid F. Sarder Saddi works with several organizations and holds a special passion for helping the Bangladeshi community in the United States and around the world.
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