World Food Forum Bangladesh Chapter

15/05/2026

We are delighted to share that our Finance and Audit Lead Md. Monoar Hossain Munna proudly represented the World Food Forum Bangladesh Chapter during the Finals of the Bangladesh Agricultural Olympiad Season 4, held on 15 May 2026 at the Syed Nazrul Islam Conference Hall, Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh.

The event brought together passionate young minds dedicated to agriculture, innovation, and sustainable development, inspiring the next generation of agricultural leaders in Bangladesh. 🌱✨

We are honored to be part of such initiatives that empower youth engagement in the agricultural sector and strengthen the future of food systems in Bangladesh.

📍 Syed Nazrul Islam Conference Hall, Bangladesh Agricultural University
📅 15 May 2026

12/05/2026

We are delighted to introduce Md. Zahirul Islam Zitu, Head of HR & Business at APYZ VENTURE, as one of the esteemed panel discussion speakers at the Grand Finale of Agricultural Olympiad Season 4 by Bangladesh Agricultural Olympiad.

With extensive experience in human resources, business strategy, and organizational development, he has been actively contributing to youth engagement and innovative business initiatives. His insights on leadership, workforce development, and the future of youth-driven industries are expected to inspire and empower the next generation of changemakers.

We are excited to have him join the stage and share his valuable perspectives with the young minds of Bangladesh at the Grand Finale of Agricultural Olympiad Season 4.

12/05/2026

Congratulations to all finalists of Final Round of 'Agricultural Olympiad Season 4' arranged by Bangladesh Agricultural Olympiad, Powered by iFarmer Asia.

Some basic Informations about Final Round :

Event Date : 15th May, Friday, 2026
Event Venue : Syed Nazrul Islam Conference Hall, Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh.

Tentative Event Schedule :
1. Reporting & Morning Snacks -8 AM
2. Final Round Case Presentation - 8:30 AM
3. Welcome Speech - 11:00 AM
4. Research & Innovation Talk - 11:10 AM
5. Pannel Discussion on Agri Start Up - 11:30 AM
6. Special Energizing Session - 12:00 PM
7. Session on Powered by Sponsor - 12:20 PM
8. Lunch & Prayer Break - 12:50 PM
9. Entrepreneurs Talk- 2:20 PM
10. Special Guest Appearance - 2:30 PM
11. Question & Answer Session - 2:50 PM
12. Special Guest Appearance ( Youth)- 3:20 PM
13. Speech from other sponsor ( Pannel)- 3:40 PM
14. Speeh from Chief Guest - 4:00 PM
15. Presenting Event Summary by BAO Team - 4:20 PM
16. Result Announcement & Award Giving - 4:30 PM

12/05/2026

🌟 Introducing Our Special Speaker of Grand Finale of 'Agricultural Olympiad Season 4': The Storyteller of Soil and Soul, Zuel Rana! 🌟

We are thrilled to announce that Zuel Rana, the visionary founder of 'Chitto Media' and a true pioneer in agricultural storytelling, will be joining us as a Special Speaker for the Grand Finale of 'Agricultural Olympiad Season 4'!

Zuel Rana is not your typical content creator. A law graduate from Islamic University, he chose to trade the courtroom for the cornfields, driven by a deep passion for the roots of Bengal. His journey is one of immense courage—leaving a traditional career path to give a voice to the silent beauty of nature and the hardworking hands of our farmers.

He recently achieved the prestigious Best Content Creator Award at the BIFA Awards, recognizing his unique ability to blend agriculture with art. In just one year, his platform 'Chitto Media' has garnered over 3.5 million followers, with videos reaching tens of millions of people who are rediscovering the charm of rural Bangladesh through his lens.

Zuel Rana believes that "Agriculture becomes a vibrant art when the stories and struggles of the farmers are told."

As we celebrate the brightest minds in agriculture during Season 4, Zuel Rana will share his insights on how we can bridge the gap between modern media and traditional roots to make agriculture "cool" and "meaningful" for the next generation.

Don’t miss the chance to hear from the man who turned "soil and soul" into a national sensation!

12/05/2026

12/05/2026

Healthy Plants, Healthy Future!🌱🌍

On this International Day of Plant Health 2026, the World Food Forum Bangladesh Chapter highlights the critical role of plant health in ensuring food security, protecting biodiversity, strengthening rural livelihoods, and building climate-resilient agriculture.

Plants are the foundation of life, providing food, oxygen, medicine, and economic opportunities for millions. Yet plant pests, diseases, climate change, and environmental degradation continue to threaten agricultural sustainability worldwide.

As youth, researchers, farmers, and changemakers, we all have a role to play in promoting sustainable agricultural practices, protecting crops from emerging threats, and supporting healthier ecosystems for future generations. 🌾🪴

💚 Protect plants.
🌿 Preserve biodiversity.
🌎 Secure our future.

Together, let’s grow a healthier and more sustainable world through stronger plant health awareness and action.

11/05/2026

📢 Welcoming Our New Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Lead 🌱📊

The World Food Forum Bangladesh Chapter is pleased to introduce our new Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Lead, Mahin Islam Talha to the leadership team. 🎉

Effective monitoring, thoughtful evaluation, and continuous learning are essential to creating impactful and sustainable youth-led initiatives. Through this role, we aim to strengthen our organizational growth, improve programme effectiveness, and ensure meaningful impact in advancing agrifood systems transformation and youth engagement in Bangladesh. 🌾✨

We are excited to have passionate young leaders contributing their skills, vision, and dedication to building a stronger and more accountable platform for youth action.

Please join us in congratulating and welcoming our new MEL Lead to the WFF Bangladesh family! 🤝🇧🇩

10/05/2026

Meet the New Leadership of the World Food Forum Bangladesh Chapter 🇧🇩✨🌱

A new journey begins with fresh energy, shared vision, and a strong commitment to empowering youth in agrifood systems. We are proud to introduce the new Chapter Leaders of the World Food Forum Bangladesh Chapter, who will lead our mission of innovation, sustainability, inclusion, and youth engagement across Bangladesh. 🌾💡

Together, we aim to create impactful opportunities for young people, strengthen collaboration among stakeholders, and amplify youth voices in shaping the future of food, agriculture, climate action, and rural development. 🤝🌍

This is more than a team, it is a movement driven by passionate young changemakers dedicated to building a better and more sustainable future for all.

Join us as we begin this exciting new chapter of leadership, action, and impact. 🚀

10/05/2026

Today, on Mother’s Day, we celebrate the mothers who nurture not only their families but also the fields that feed our nation. 🌾💚

Across Bangladesh, countless women farmers wake up before sunrise to care for their children, manage their households, and work tirelessly in agriculture. From planting seeds to harvesting crops, from raising livestock to ensuring food reaches our tables, their strength, resilience, and dedication shape the future of our communities and our food systems.

A mother’s hands grow more than food; they grow hope, resilience, and a better tomorrow.

This Mother’s Day, the World Food Forum Bangladesh Chapter honors every woman farmer who balances motherhood and farming with courage and determination. Their contributions often remain unseen, yet they are at the heart of Bangladesh’s agriculture and food security.

Let us recognize, respect, and support the women who feed both their families and the nation. 🇧🇩🌱

Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible mothers in agriculture.

10/05/2026

09/05/2026

Every bird carries a story of our planet’s changing ecosystems, and every observation can help protect their future.🌍🕊️

On this World Migratory Bird Day 2026, the World Food Forum Bangladesh Chapter joins the global call to celebrate and conserve migratory birds under the theme: “Every Bird Counts – Your Observations Matter!”

From wetlands and forests to farmlands and coastal regions of Bangladesh, migratory birds play a vital role in maintaining ecological balance and biodiversity. By observing, documenting, and protecting these birds, young people and communities can contribute to science, conservation, and a more sustainable future for all.

📸 Spot a bird.
📝 Record your observation.
🌱 Become a voice for nature.

Together, let’s protect the skies they travel and the habitats they depend on. 🐦✨