Syed Nahas Pasha

Syed Nahas Pasha (; born 29 March 1957) is a Bangladeshi-born British journalist, and editor-in-chief of Janomot and Curry Life.

Early life Pasha was born into a Bengali Muslim family of Syeds in Sylhet District, East Pakistan (now Bangladesh). He is the second son of three sons and a daughter. One of his brothers, Syed Jaglul Pasha, is a high ranking civil servant in Bangladesh, and his younger brother, Syed Belal Ahmed, is a journalist and publisher.

From an early age Pasha, was attracted to journalism. At school he was one of the top performers in the Bengali language and literature. In 1976, he came to Britain to join his father. He joined Sonali Bank, after several years in there, he moved to start his own catering business. He is the UK correspondent for Bdnews24.com.

In 1993, along with his journalist friends he helped to fund the London Bangla Press Club,

Pasha has worked on numerous policies and issues with Home Office and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and has travelled with Government ministers and officials to France, Germany and Bangladesh. In 2007, he was invited to accompany the Home Office and Foreign Office Ministers on a trip to France for discussions between Britain and France on cooperation on immigration.

Pasha also has experience in event management, networking conference, exhibitions, print and publishing.

Personal life Pasha has two daughters and one son.