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Serendipity in Diplomacy Between Protocol and Politics
A Memoir
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‘Serendipity in Diplomacy Between Protocol and Politics: A Memoir’ presents the experiences of the remarkably eventful life of Mahmood Hasan. The book is a blend of personal memories, professional experiences, and reflections acquired in retrospect. With help from personal diaries maintained over the years, the author recounts key moments from his professional life with clarity and vivid detail. Through his service at home and abroad, Mahmood Hasan has amassed a vast array of experiences, which have enabled him to understand the nuances of diplomacy and the functioning of government institutions within Bangladesh’s evolving political landscape. Reflecting on these memories, experiences, and ideas, he offers readers glimpses into his life, helping them understand the challenges faced by a developing country, as well as the importance of careful negotiation, sound judgment, and national interest in international relations. ‘Serendipity in Diplomacy’ traces the author’s achievements and the challenges he faced, while underscoring the importance of a consistent and well-defined foreign policy. This memoir will prove enjoyable and informative to anyone interested in diplomacy, public service, and Bangladesh’s journey in an ever-changing world.
Mahmood Hasan
Mahmood Hasan is a distinguished Bangladeshi diplomat and academic. He earned a Master’s degree in Economics from the University of Dhaka, graduating with First Class honors. He worked as a Lecturer in the Department of Economics, University of Dhaka until 1979, when he joined the Foreign Service. He received a French Government scholarship to study at the International Institute of Public Administration (IIAP) in Paris, earning a Diploma in International Relations. Over his diplomatic career, he served in key positions at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and in Bangladesh missions in France, Afghanistan, Myanmar, India, Nepal, Egypt, Sudan, Cyprus, Romania, and Portugal. He also served as the Permanent Representative of Bangladesh to UNESCO and was elected the President of the