SAARC

SAARC

SAARC is an abbreviation of South Asian Regional Co-operation. It is a newly founded organization with the countries of South Asia. There are seven countries in South Asia. They are Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Maldives and Sri Lanka.

It is assured that the necessity of SAARC was felt by late president Shaheed Ziaur Rahman when he found the oppression tendency among the highly powerful countries to the less powerful Afghanistan, Lebanon and Tibet. Only to protect the poor and less powerful countries from the oppression of highly powerful countries, they thought to united in an organization by which they could think and solve the distress and also any other national problems through that very organization. Till 7th December, 1985, it did not come to light for some unavoidable circumstances.
With the head to states of Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Maldives an organization was formed and was declared in Dhaka, Bangladesh on 7th December 1985 in presence of seven nation heads ‘SAARC’ by name, president of Bangladesh was in the chair. It was termed as Dhaka declaration.
To serve one’s country best, the first thing is deep and sincere love for one’s country. ‘SAARC’ is promised to solve the national problems to each country taking help of all members. It will also face the national emergencies like floods, cyclones, fires etc. The members of SAARC are also agreed not to interfere in the sovereignty of others. They are also ready to help one another for the development of Education, Industry, Business, Communicative etc. and even security.

‘SAARC’ is formed for the benefit of one hundred cores people. We cordially congratulate the ‘SAARC’. We hope it will never act against the interest of the people. We also hope, it will fulfil the hope for which it has been formed.