Who We Are

A platform consisting of individuals of Bangladeshi origin, politically neutral regarding Bangladeshi parties, dedicated to advancing Bangladesh's economic and social development through democratic processes while collaborating with the U.S. Administration and lawmakers.

AMERICA BANGLADESH COALITION for DEVELOPMENT

Vision Statement

To foster a strong, sustainable relationship between the United States and Bangladesh by uniting diasporic communities, policymakers, and administrative leaders to promote democracy, economic growth, technological innovation, and fiscal collaboration that benefits both nations and serves the shared interests of their people.

Mission Statement

Our mission is to bridge the gap between U.S. policymakers and Bangladeshi counterparts, empowering diasporic communities to contribute to meaningful dialogue and initiatives. Through advocacy, collaboration, and innovative programs, we aim to support sustainable democracy, economic development, technological advancement, and fiscal partnerships that create opportunities and prosperity for all.

We Are Looking For

Bringing together all like-minded individuals who prioritize national interest above political, ethnic, or religious affiliations. This does not exclude individuals from any such groups from joining and contributing to the organization’s efforts to achieve its goals.

We Achieve Our Goals

By sharing knowledge and fostering global networking beyond national boundaries to support the objectives of individual countries within the group.

Leveraging resources among member nations to enhance trade, promote human connections, and contribute to global peace and progress.

Global Expatriate Network

Establish a global network of Bangladeshi professionals and like-minded organizations to leverage their skills and experiences in supporting Bangladesh's economic, educational, and cultural initiatives on an international platform. This network will also serve as a strategic bridge to identify and explore potential markets for both traditional and emerging products, contributing to the growth and diversification of the national economy.

Some of Our Previous Initiatives

SBIT Convention

Hosted the SBIT Convention by inviting 20 CEOs and decision-makers from U.S.-based large corporations along with seven members of Bangladesh's Cabinet. The event focused on developing Bangladesh's IT sector as a global powerhouse.

Breakfast Meeting

Breakfast Meeting with U.S. Congress Members. Held a strategic breakfast meeting with several U.S. Congress members to advocate for relaxing U.S. visa policies for Bangladeshi students, promoting access to international education.

Nursing and Healthcare

Nursing and Healthcare Workforce Development . Submitted a position paper advocating for the training of Bangladeshi nurses and healthcare professionals, including foreign language skills, to meet workforce shortages, particularly in European countries.

Workforce Capacity

Workforce Capacity Building (2009): Proposed a position paper to the PMO highlighting the need for capacity-building initiatives to prepare Bangladeshi workers for international markets across various industries.

Gas Sector

Preservation of Bangladesh's Gas Sector. Facilitated a meeting with UNICAL Corporation and hosted a seminar advocating for the export of finished products rather than raw natural gas, aiming to preserve Bangladesh’s gas sector.

Power Sector

Position Paper on Power Sector Development. Submitted recommendations to the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) on developing Bangladesh's power sector to ensure long-term energy security and sustainability.

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USAID Collaboration

As a Senior Consulting Advisor to USAID, developed Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and capacity development frameworks for international project management tailored for Bangladesh.

Rana Plaza Collapse

Position Paper on the Rana Plaza Collaps. Submitted a comprehensive position paper to the U.S. State Department addressing the aftermath of the Rana Plaza collapse in Dhaka, proposing measures to salvage and reform the Bangladeshi apparel industry

Water-Sharing Advocacy

Presented a position paper on India-Bangladesh water-sharing challenges during the Anti-War Convention in Hartford, Connecticut, emphasizing the "war on water" and the need for equitable resource management.

Garment Factory Safety

Press Conference on Garment Factory Safety. Organized a press conference in New York to highlight major accidents in Bangladeshi garment factories. The event included the Director General of Bangladesh Fire Department and outlined approaches to address fire code issues.

WTO Conference Advocacy

Met with U.S. Congress members during the WTO Conference to push for preferential treatment and enhanced access for Bangladeshi apparel products in the U.S. market.

U.S. State Department

Meeting with the U.S. State Department. Engaged with the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State to seek support for Bangladesh's agricultural sector and apparel industry, emphasizing sustainable development and market expansion.

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