The Asian Group of Literature extends a heartfelt welcome to Fazmina Imamudeen as she assumes the role of editor-in-chief at The Asian Review Global. Fazmina Imamudeen is a highly distinguished individual, holding a Bachelor’s degree in English Language and Literature from the University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, as well as two master’s degrees: one in Teaching Literature in the Second Language Context from the Open University of Sri Lanka and the other in Social Entrepreneurship from the Roxburghe Institute of Social Entrepreneurship in Switzerland. Her professional repertoire includes roles as an educator, TEDx speaker, theatrical actor, and creative writer. She has been serving as a consulting editor and writer for one of the leading business magazines in Asian and is the visionary founder of Semicolon, a platform dedicated to fostering critical thinking and creative expression.

Imamudeen will work closely with the asian franchises, The Asian Review Sinhala and The Asian Review Quebec, in order that the publicist wing of The Asian Group operates more energetically, complying with the strategy 2030.

The Asian Group of Literature extends its most sincere well wishes to Fazmina for her new appointment at The Asian Review Global.

Amanda Klopp