Sadik Al Sarker, the founder of Leadsas Global OPC and Plan of Sas, has been invited to the prestigious Hedway Institute of Strategic Alliance (HISA) Youth Fellowship 2025, to be held in the United Kingdom. He has already received the official invitation to attend this fellowship.
The highly esteemed event will take place over three days, from August 23 to 26, at Rhodes House in Oxford, one of the world’s most renowned academic and leadership development hubs. Over the years, Rhodes House has hosted numerous distinguished policymakers, global leaders, and influential thinkers. It stands as an ideal platform for emerging change makers to engage in policy dialogues, leadership development, and collaborative discussions.
The program will provide participants with opportunities to engage with global leaders, join impactful conversations, and connect with like-minded individuals.
Meanwhile, Sadik Al Sarker has also been invited to participate in the upcoming Youth Empowerment Forum 2025 (YEF25), scheduled to be held from September 4 to 7 in Geneva, Switzerland. This forum will bring together 150 young leaders, policymakers, and changemakers from around the world.
Sadik Al Sarker has previously represented Bangladesh in numerous international seminars, symposiums, and conferences across various countries. Notable among them are COP29 organized by the United Nations in Azerbaijan, World Youth Forum in Portugal, Global Entrepreneurship Boot camp in Thailand, and Asian School of Business Conference in Malaysia. He has worked in collaboration with renowned service organizations and universities across Nepal, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, China, Dubai, France, and more.
For his contributions, he has received multiple national and international recognitions, including "Token of Love" and "Appreciation for Tremendous Support."
It is worth mentioning that Sadik Al Sarker is also the founder Plan of Sas, an organization working to address environmental and climate change issues in line with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) adopted by the United Nations. At COP29, he emphasized the urgent need for action on climate risk mitigation and advocated for a transition away from fossil fuels. Plan of SUS continues to work toward achieving the SDG targets, which serve as a global blueprint for a better and more sustainable future for all. The SDGs cover the period from 2016 to 2030.
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