CodersTrust’s Chairman Aziz Ahmad Shares CodersTrust model at Davos 2023; World leaders look to emulate his focus on Education, Jobs and Resilient Investment
Summary
Mr. Ahmad was invited by the former Senior Advisor of the UN Director General Michael Moller, who is now head of the UNGSII Foundation, to present to a selected group of thought leaders from governments, business, science and media about the lighthouse solution Ahmed had established as ”CodersTrust”, an ICT training institute founded in 2014. ” We witnessed tens of thousands of young male and female graduates who came from underprivileged, underserved and marginalized communities who had the opportunity to learn career building skills from CodersTrust and are making a living in the global markets,” said Mr. Ahmad UN Habitat Director Dyfed Aubrey invited Coders Trust to become an instrumental part of the 44 SDG Cities Program to be implemented in Tunisia during 2023. Within the coming weeks the robust program will involve experts from Coders Trust including Mr. Ahmad, who will become an instrumental part of this platform providing education and jobs for the citizens in Tunisia and the migrants. Aziz coming from a poor background, working with humility from rags to riches, not forgetting where he comes from, supporting education of kids and youngsters in Bangladesh, country of his origin is exactly what the world needs in order to fulfill this year’s motto: SDG17: From Win-Lose to Win-Win.” CodersTrust (http://www.coderstrust.com) is a purpose driven, global skill development organization that was created out of the desire to make a tangible difference in the lives of the underprivileged, disadvantaged and the underserved population. The vision of CodersTrust is to foster opportunities to leverage relevant skills suitable for making a living in the digital workspace and provide a marketplace for clients looking to hire ICT workforce.