Operation Bangladesh, the humanitarian initiative founded by Morad Shaker, has announced a historic global expansion, transitioning from a regional effort into a structured international platform spanning multiple continents. The expansion reflects the evolution of the initiative, which began as a pilot phase of the Shaker Global Poverty Reduction Plan, into a globally coordinated system for humanitarian engagement and sustainable development.
Originally focused on supporting underprivileged populations in Bangladesh, the initiative has now expanded its structured allocation targets to approximately 4.2 million units across participating regions in Asia, Africa, the Americas, and the Pacific. The program retains the name Operation Bangladesh in recognition of its origins as the birthplace of the broader vision, despite its expanded geographic scope.
According to founder Morad Shaker, this transition represents a defining milestone. 'I believe Operation Bangladesh is my lifelong vision to turn structure into protection for future generations, building a global humanitarian system rooted in my experience, science, and purpose,' Shaker said. The initiative now enters a strategic phase focused on institutional dialogue, country-level cooperation, and long-term collaboration with international stakeholders.
Operation Bangladesh operates under the governance of Shaker International Scholarship Programs (SISP), a nonprofit registered in Wyoming (Entity ID: 2025-001826158). The initiative emphasizes transparency, organized coordination, and sustainable planning. Its digital presence has grown significantly, with SISP maintaining over 470,000 followers, primarily in Bangladesh, and the Operation Bangladesh platform surpassing 140,000 followers, reflecting expanding global outreach.
The expansion framework includes multi-country humanitarian coordination, structured allocation systems, cross-regional development frameworks, and institutional sustainability. Future development will prioritize long-term partnerships and responsible planning. For more information, visit the official website or the global activities page. Details about the affiliated nonprofit are available at SISP's website.
Shaker, a philanthropist based in Hawaii for three decades, has been working intensively across Asia to advance the initiative's global framework, meeting with international collaborators and supporters. This expansion marks a significant step toward transforming Operation Bangladesh into a fully realized global humanitarian system.
