Md. Ehsan-E-Elahi is the Deputy Secretary General of Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS). A retired Secretary to the Government of Bangladesh and a highly experienced senior public-sector administrator with over three decades of distinguished service in public administration, policy formulation, institutional governance, development management, labor and migration governance, humanitarian affairs, and public-sector reform. During his
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Md. Habibur Rahman Khan is the Secretary General of Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) and a distinguished former Bangladesh Civil Service (Administration) cadre officer with nearly 33 years of senior-level government service experience, spanning public administration, human resources management, health-sector governance, policy formulation, field administration, international relations, and institutional leadership. He served as Additional Secretary,
Early Life and Education Born on 1 November 1965 in Rayban village, Dakshin Surma Upazila, Sylhet, Barrister Salam grew up in a family with a long-standing tradition of education and community service — a tradition that would shape the course of his life. He completed his early education at local institutions in Dakshin Surma before
The global landscape is witnessing an alarming escalation in humanitarian crises, driven by a number of factors including the heightened frequency and intensity of natural disasters, escalating conflicts, protracted wars, mass migration, violence, and the forced displacement or relocation of populations. This intensifying crisis necessitates a robust and multifaceted response. Recognizing the urgent need to
As an auxiliary to the Government of Bangladesh and a leading national humanitarian organization, the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) has been instrumental in serving the most vulnerable populations affected by floods, cyclones, epidemics, and other natural and man-made disasters since its establishment on December 16, 1971. Operating through a network of 68 branches, we