Agamir Somoy’s ‘Gold Club’ stands by seniors, partners with Premium Homes

Premium Homes Limited, a real estate company, has officially signed an agreement to become the title sponsor of Daily Agamir Somoy’s organization for senior citizens, the ‘Gold Club.’ The agreement, titled ‘Premium Homes Agamir Somoy Gold Club for Seniors,’ was signed at an event at La Vinci Hotel in Karwan Bazar, Dhaka, on Wednesday evening.

Through the initiative, the organizers hope to bring the experience, creativity and outlook on life of senior citizens more actively into the social sphere while creating a joyful and welcoming space for them.

Gold Club Director Syeduzzaman Rowshan and Premium Homes Limited Deputy Chief Executive Officer Ejaj-Ur-Rahman signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations.

Also present at the event were Agamir Somoy Editor Mustafa Mamun, Premium Homes Limited Chief Executive Officer Mainul Hasan Dulon, Rayhan Patwary, Mehedi Hasan Rodro, Tahmid Al Shahriar, and Agamir Somoy Director of Sales, Marketing and Operations Ahsanuzzaman Rimon, as well as Deputy Head of Creative, Research and Events Nazir Hossain.

Under the agreement, a total of 12 special events will be organized in Dhaka and outside the capital over the next year. The events will focus on the wellbeing, entertainment, social engagement and connection of senior citizens with the younger generation. Activities will include music, recitation, sharing memories, health and mental health consultations, among others. The 12th event will be celebrated as a ‘Senior Citizens Festival’ with the participation of all Gold Club members across the country.

In his welcome speech, Gold Club Director Syeduzzaman Rowshan said, “Senior citizens have been neglected in their families and in society. We created this club for senior citizens with the idea of standing by them. This idea basically came from Agamir Somoy Editor Mustafa Mamun.”Daily Agamir Somoy Editor Mustafa Mamun speaks at the agreement signing ceremony. Photo: Sazzad Hossain. 

Speaking at the agreement signing ceremony, Daily Agamir Somoy Editor Mustafa Mamun said, “The diverse experiences of senior citizens can enrich us in many ways. In our youth, we do business and create different identities for our careers. But as we grow older, we again merge into the same identity. At that point, everyone has only one identity, being a senior citizen. At that time, others do not have enough time to give them. We believe this initiative can bring some light to society. We created the club with that idea. We wanted senior citizens to connect with one another as well.”