Remembering his Dh700 beginnings: How this Bangladeshi expat worked his way up in Abu Dhabi
Dubai: Mohammed Wahid did not leave Bangladesh expecting an easy life in Abu Dhabi. He left with a dream of building a better future for himself and his family. He started out as an electrician, earning Dh700 a month. Having paid for his own visa, he had to manage his limited income carefully while adjusting to life in a new country, far from his family. The early years have been challenging, but…
Mohammed Wahid, a Bangladeshi expat, arrived in Abu Dhabi with a dream of creating a better life for himself and his family, earning just Dh700 per month as an electrician. He had to manage his limited income carefully while learning about the new country and culture. Despite the challenges, Wahid saw his early years as the starting point of his journey, not a limitation, and approached every job as an opportunity to learn and grow.
He worked his way up from an electrician to department in-charge, gaining valuable experience and building his career step by step. Wahid credits Abu Dhabi's safety, stability, and fairness for providing a platform to turn his dreams into reality. He has supported the community through his events management company and encourages newcomers to work steadily, improve their skills, and respect the UAE's culture and values.
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