Dr.M.A Wazed Mia Memorial Foundation has received a high-level international endorsement from a leading medical expert in Nepal, highlighting the Foundation’s significant role in fostering diplomatic ties and supporting global talent.
The formal letter, dated November 5, 2025, and addressed to “Whom It May Concern,” was penned by Dr. Amardeep Chaudhary MD, the Head of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging Centre at Birat Medical College & Teaching Hospital in Nepal.
A Call for Government Cooperation
Dr. Chaudhary, who is also a Consultant in Nuclear Medicine and an IAEA Fellow, wrote to express his optimism regarding the Foundation’s enduring initiatives and to request the government’s cooperation in its ongoing endeavors.
The letter explicitly recognizes the Foundation’s dual mission:
1. Fostering Diplomatic Relations: It plays a significant role in “fostering diplomatic relations both in Bangladesh and internationally.”
2. Recognizing and Supporting Talent: It is known for awarding the prestigious “Dr. M.A Wazed Mia International Gold Medal,” which recognizes the achievements of both local and international talent, while also providing support to deserving students and underprivileged individuals.
Foundation’s Legacy and Leadership
The letter confirms that the Foundation’s operations have been overseen by A.K.M Farhadul Kabir since its establishment in 2010.
This latest international backing from a key figure in Nepal’s medical community reinforces the organization’s commitment to building bridges beyond national borders and solidifies its reputation as a crucial contributor to international talent recognition and social upliftment.
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