Greater Sylhet Association in Spain Announces 151-Member Committee
The Greater Sylhet Association in Spain recently announced its new 151-member full committee during a formal introduction meeting in Madrid. Former president Abdul Mujakkir officially handed over responsibilities to newly elected president Abdul Kaiyum Masuk.
The Greater Sylhet Association in Spain has officially announced its newly formed 151-member full committee during a well-attended community gathering held on August 17, 2026. The high-profile introduction meeting took place at a prominent restaurant located in the Lavapiés area of Madrid, Spain, bringing together numerous community leaders, members, and representatives from various regional organizations based in the European country.
During the official proceedings in Madrid, Kamruzzaman Sundar formally announced the extensive 151-member committee for the Greater Sylhet Association in Spain. The announcement marked a significant leadership transition for the prominent diaspora organization, which plays a vital role in representing and supporting the interests of the Sylheti community residing across Spain.
A central highlight of the gathering in Madrid was the formal handover of responsibilities from the previous administration to the newly elected leadership team. Former president Abdul Mujakkir officially transferred leadership duties to the newly elected president, Abdul Kaiyum Masuk, symbolizing continuity and organizational stability for the association moving forward.
The newly announced 151-member committee features a broad and diverse lineup of executive members and community figures designed to strengthen the operational capacity of the association. Among the many individuals associated with the broader leadership structure and community network are Kawsar Hossain Tipu, Hafiz Abu Taher Misbah, Maulana Asaduzzaman Razzak, Shah Jamal, Abbas Uddin, Abdur Rashid, Khairuzzaman Zaman, Nur Mia, Shahadat Mia, Abdul Matin, Shahjahan Karim, Saiful Amin, Sohid Wasir, Yusuf Ali, and Somchu Mia.
This major organizational update for the Greater Sylhet Association in Spain follows extensive community consultations and coordination among expatriates living in Madrid. The newly established 151-member body aims to further strengthen community ties, address the welfare needs of its members, and foster closer cooperation among various regional diaspora groups operating within Spain.
