Abdullah Sayed

Abdullah Hasan Sayed serves as a Consultant at The Asia Foundation, where he plays a pivotal role in the Police Engagement Approach for Countering Extremism (PEACE) project in Bangladesh. Funded by the United States Department of State’s Bureau of Counterterrorism, this initiative aims to enhance community policing efforts as a strategic response to countering extremism. Abdullah's expertise in political economy analysis and stakeholder mapping is instrumental in fostering collaborative relationships between the Bangladesh Police and local communities. His work not only addresses immediate security concerns but also contributes to the broader goal of mitigating terrorist threats through sustainable, community-driven solutions.

In his current role, Abdullah is actively involved in project delivery, ensuring that the PEACE project meets its objectives while adhering to budgetary constraints and financial oversight. His skills in project estimation and budgeting enable him to effectively manage resources, ensuring that the project remains on track and delivers impactful results. Abdullah’s research capabilities further enhance the project's foundation, allowing for data-driven decision-making that aligns with the evolving landscape of counterterrorism in Bangladesh.

With a strong commitment to policy reform, Abdullah is dedicated to creating frameworks that support long-term stability and resilience in communities vulnerable to extremism. His adept use of social media as a tool for engagement and awareness amplifies the project's outreach efforts, fostering a more informed public dialogue around countering extremism. Through his multifaceted approach, Abdullah Hasan Sayed exemplifies the essence of impactful consultancy, striving to be the best in his field while contributing to a safer, more secure society.