Rohingya Progressive Network - RPN

A milestone moment for Rohingya Progressive Network - RPN.

On 14 April 2026, RPN proudly signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Gandhi Mandela Foundation (GMF), opening the door for collaboration in education, peacebuilding, ethical leadership, women’s empowerment, and child development.

This partnership reflects a shared commitment to dialogue, dignity, and meaningful social change that impacted the grounds with cooperation and global solidarity.

Together, we move forward with purpose.

It was truly a pleasure meeting my friend who came all the way from Japan. We first met in 2025, and now in 2026, meeting again in person during his second visit to the camp feels even more special. After more than three years of staying connected, this moment really means a lot.

I’m also grateful to have spent time with my friend Sayed Khan, the founder of GFF. Our discussions were meaningful and focused on the future.

Together, we are working on important issues like climate change and education, especially for refugee communities who are often left behind. We believe real change begins by working closely with the community and understanding their needs.

Very soon, we at Rohingya Progressive Network - RPN (RPN) are planning to launch a new education project. Our aim is to work hand in hand with refugees, creating opportunities for learning, growth, and a stronger future.

This is just the beginning, and we are committed to making a real and lasting impact together.

On this blessed occasion, we, the Rohingya Progressive Network, wish you and your loved ones a very happy Eid Mubarak. May your days be filled with peace, hope, and togetherness.

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Rohingya Progressive Network continues its commitment to education by providing books, pens, and basic learning materials to Rohingya children. In a simple learning space, these children hold more than notebooks in their hands. They hold hope, dignity, and the chance for a better future. Even in the most challenging conditions, education remains a powerful tool for resilience and progress.