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WORKING TO UNITE NON RESIDENT BANGLADESHIS ACROSS THE GLOBE
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We strive to create dialogue and discussion which will help develop policy and recognition for Non Resident
Bangladeshi's across the globe.
A much-loved and unique North East train journey has been showcased in Michael Portillo's Great Coastal Railway Journeys ahead of its 30th anniversary this year.
The Passage to India, also affectionately known as…
M Abu Taher Chowdhury, United Kingdom: The International Platform for Expatriate Bangladeshis, Voice for Global Bangladeshis, has decided to host on March 29 in the House of Commons a reception for 100 organizers…
16th December 1971 was the day when Bangladesh was liberated from Pakistani military junta by a war where millions perished. As soon as the news of the genocide being perpetrated by the Pakistani…
Voice for Global Bangladesh's (V4GB) have send a message of condolence to members of the royal family for the death of HRH Prince Philip (The Duke of Edinburgh).
On behalf of the Bangladeshi…
Voice for Global Bangladeshi's (V4GB) successfully carried out our 2021 Summer Away day in the beautiful northern town of Corbridge situated in the Tyne Valleys in Newcastle. The primary objective of the away…
As per the latest estimates, there are 13 million Bangladeshi residing outside Bangladesh. Saudia Arabia (2.5 million) ranks No.1 in the Overseas population followed by Malaysia (1 million), UAE (0.8 million), Oman (0.7 million) followed…
As per the latest estimates, there are 13 million Bangladeshi residing outside Bangladesh. Saudia Arabia (2.5 million) ranks No.1 in the Overseas population followed by Malaysia (1 million) & UAE (0.8 million).
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STATISTICS
TOTAL BANGLADESHI DIASPORA GLOBALLY HITS 8 MILLION
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Over $20 billion of annual remmitance recieved by the Bangladesh government by non resident diaspora.
While every Bangladeshi’s story is different and their anguish personal, they all share a common thread of uncommon courage – the courage not only to survive, but to persevere and rebuild their lives.