Leo Tolstoy once said,’ The sole meaning of life is to serve humanity.’ Taking this approach one step further, Sayed Sayedy is on a mission to touch as many lives as possible and help them nourish into something meaningful. With an academic background in sociology and social work from Parwan, he has been on this track since his school and university days.
From very early days, he has worked as a helper and activist empowering the youth. He has also worked as a trainer at the Institute for International Cooperation of the German Adult Education Association (Deutscher Volkshochschul-Verband). In addition to this, he was active as a translator and intercultural facilitator for the International Security Force (ISAF), where he also trained as an IT specialist. Soon after, Sayed Sayedy has made a name for himself as a life coach, mediator, and peace activist born in Afghanistan. He also works with helpers, teachers, and supervisors by specially training them to assist refugees.
Despite his young age, Sayed has also become a reliable name in mediation. He uses his personalized approach to resolve various types of conflicts, including professional, personal, sexual violence, etc.
He has extensively campaigned for human and women rights that led him to leave his homeland and moved to Munich at the beginning of 2015, continuing his efforts towards helping humanity. It is surreal to imagine someone to have accomplished so much despite such an age.
Presently, he does regular freelance work hosting intercultural coaching workshops. He also works for the project ‘HEROES - Against Suppression in the Name of Honour’ in Munich, where he is currently located. There, he also continues to assist migrants with various issues, including asylum and job placement. Other projects where he also works are “KINO ASYL,” “UNSER.FILM,” and “Cinema, Cinema!”.
As they say, it is important to stay connected with your roots; he supports educational and civilian peace projects in Afghanistan and Cambodia, offering unique training related to refugee work. He understands the struggles that every Afghan refugee is going through being an Afghan refugee himself.
While he was doing extraordinary humanitarian work, he also attracted unwanted attention. Even despite being forced to leave his country, he still continued his peacekeeping and humanitarian activities in Afghanistan from Germany. But things have changed drastically. Now. All the connections have been severed since the terror organization took over the country, and he is continuously worried about his friends and family. When the Afghan leaders promise peace in the country, it is more of a distant dream.
Sayed holds various degrees, licenses, and certifications and is on his way to achieving great heights with all the work that he has been doing. He understands that at times, all you need is a little motivation, and people can turn their lives around.
In a world where people aspire to become engineers, real estate moguls, entrepreneurs, etc., Sayedy aspires to become a better human and a ray of hope for people fighting to survive through the turmoils of this present world. To know more about him, you can visit his website .