# Operation Bangladesh Expands Toward Africa as Founder Petition Opens for Five Nations
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In a major and unexpected development, Operation Bangladesh has officially begun opening pathways toward Africa under a newly announced Founder Petition initiative led by Morad Shaker, founder of Operation Bangladesh, SISP (Shaker International Service Program), and the Shaker Global Poverty Reduction Ecosystem.
The first five African nations selected for consideration under the Founder Petition are:
• Eswatini • Zimbabwe • Lesotho • Tanzania • Zambia
According to internal announcements released through Operation Bangladesh channels, the Founder Petition is intended to begin determining eligibility, future participation structures, and long-term allocation opportunities connected to the expanding ecosystem.
While Operation Bangladesh was publicly introduced as a Bangladesh-focused initiative designed to help millions of vulnerable people through future digital poverty reduction infrastructure, Morad Shaker says the original long-term emotional vision behind the ecosystem was always deeply connected to Africa.
“Although I am Persian by origin and considered a white man from Iran, Africa has always felt like home in my heart,” Morad Shaker stated in an internal message connected to the announcement. “My dream for many years was to eventually build something meaningful for Africa.”
However, according to the founder, Bangladesh became the first pilot nation because of his years of connection with Bangladeshi people, staff members who Morad Shaker said that he loved them deeply, and communities he worked with in the past. Over time, Operation Bangladesh evolved into the testing foundation for what later became known as the Shaker Global Poverty Reduction Ecosystem.
The ecosystem itself is designed as a long-term registry and poverty reduction structure intended to connect vulnerable populations, social participation systems, and future allocation opportunities under a broader international framework.
Sources connected to the organization say recent developments and changing global circumstances have now and unexpected challenges appear in Bangladesh accelerated expansion discussions beyond Bangladesh earlier than originally expected and the 5,000,000 credits ( each credit equal one person coverage ) will be distributed between new qualified countries by the founder of Operation Bangladesh Morad Shaker.
The newly announced Founder Petition does not guarantee inclusion or benefits for any nation at this stage. Instead, it opens an official review and participation pathway that may eventually lead to future allocations, registry access, and ecosystem integration depending on internal evaluation criteria and future development milestones.
Operation Bangladesh representatives also confirmed that initial allocation credit structures have already been internally associated with the five African nations currently under review, although detailed figures and future frameworks have not yet been publicly released.
Observers close to the organization describe the Africa expansion as one of the most symbolic moments since the beginning of the Operation Bangladesh initiative, particularly because it appears to reconnect the project with what Morad Shaker describes as its “original emotional direction.”
Government authorities and institutional representatives from the selected African nations are expected to become increasingly aware of the Founder Petition initiative as public communications continue expanding in the coming months.
Despite the growing international attention, Operation Bangladesh leadership continues emphasizing that the ecosystem remains in developmental stages and that future participation will depend heavily on activity, verification structures, long-term sustainability, and organizational growth.
Still, supporters describe the announcement as the beginning of a completely new chapter.
