Kamal Pasha received an award for creativity in Sydney

Expatriate Bangladeshi Kamal Pasha has been honored for his outstanding contribution to creativity in Australia. The honor was presented at a gala event of art, poetry and music organized by 'We Australians and Creative Inc' in Sydney. Sydney's leading politicians, artists, organizers and many cultural activists were present at the event.

Mohammad Shahidul Alam Kamal is known as Kamal Pasha in the Sydney community. As a mental health and behavior management consultant by profession, he has been working with the physically and mentally challenged population for the past decade. His main identity is as a young social worker and activist.

Involved in social work since student life. Alumnus of Jahangirnagar University and University of Western Sydney and University of Queensland, Kamal Pasha has been involved with several social organizations in Sydney for a long time. He is the founding president of Sydney's Sara Jagano organization AB Street Library.

Expressing the feeling of receiving the award, Kamal Pasha said, I like to receive awards, gifts, respect, and recognition like everyone else. Love to share that success with friends and loved ones near and far. But with some respect, recognition is like a saw of a conch. It creates more sense of responsibility and deeper responsibility in oneself. Today's award is truly the achievement of my team and organization.