
Traveling the world has been one of the most enriching experiences of my life. As a businessman and social worker, I have had the privilege to visit over 20 countries across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. Each destination has offered me not just scenic beauty and cultural heritage, but also valuable lessons, meaningful relationships, and countless opportunities to represent Bangladesh on a global platform.
A Journey Beyond Tourism
My international journeys were never about luxury or leisure alone. Every trip carried a purpose. Sometimes it was for business expansion, other times it was for attending global conferences, humanitarian events, or diplomatic programs. Each time I stepped foot in a new country, I carried the identity of my nation with pride, always looking to build bridges and foster understanding between people from diverse backgrounds.
Embracing Cultural Diversity
One of the most beautiful aspects of my travels has been experiencing diverse cultures firsthand. From the disciplined and respectful society of Japan to the rich traditions of Saudi Arabia, from the warm hospitality in Malaysia to the historic elegance of Europe—each culture added something new to my understanding of the world. I learned to respect differences, appreciate similarities, and value human connection above all.
In every country, I made it a point to learn about the local traditions, try their food, speak their language (even if just a few words), and understand their way of life. These little efforts often opened doors to big conversations, friendships, and collaborations.
Representing Bangladesh Abroad
As Chairman of ALKADERIA LIMITED and a representative of several international organizations, including the United Nations World Peace Association (UNWPA), I often had the responsibility of speaking on behalf of Bangladesh. I shared our progress, our challenges, and our vision for a better future. Whether in a business forum in Dubai or a peace conference in Tokyo, my goal was always to promote positive stories of our country and invite cooperation.
These interactions also allowed me to bring back knowledge and ideas that could be applied in my own ventures back home—whether it’s about improving restaurant standards, developing youth leadership, or contributing to social welfare.
Building Lasting Relationships
What makes travel truly meaningful are the people you meet along the way. Over the years, I have built a global network of friends, partners, and collaborators. Many of them are now working with me on various initiatives—be it charity work, educational programs, or business ventures.
These relationships have shown me that despite differences in language, religion, or nationality, people everywhere want the same things: peace, progress, and purpose. This belief strengthens my commitment to humanitarian causes and inspires me to continue working beyond borders.

A Lifetime of Learning
Every journey added a new layer to my personality. I became more patient, open-minded, and grounded. I learned to adapt to new environments, deal with challenges, and value the little joys of life. Traveling taught me not only about the world—but also about myself.
Final Thoughts
As I continue my journey, I carry with me memories, stories, and connections that I cherish deeply. Traveling across 20+ countries has not just made me a better businessman or leader, but more importantly, a better human being.
I believe that the world is one big family, and the more we connect, understand, and support one another, the better we can make this world for the next generation.