Miss Farah Saddha attended the UNGC leaders’ summit, 2026 at New York. Farah M Saddha is an Author, Entrepreneur, Journalist and Humanist. She has a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering from Texas A and M University and M.B.A from the University of Dallas and currently pursuing her PHD degree from Walden University She joined Motorola Dallas, TX as a RF Engineer and Nokia Inc. as a System Engineer and City of Fort Worth as a Technical architect. She established her global business venture Baldha Group (a group of companies) and online news portal thekalerjatra.com and a nonprofit organization ANDRA. Her organizations are the Signatory and Global participants of United Nations Global Compact and Women’s Empowerment Principles. She has published Five books, Princess of the tide, belong to the world, The Global Rose, Journey of the spirit and Let her Fly. Her passion is to learn many languages like Spanish, Chinese Hawaii, Arabic and perform Middle eastern and Hawaiian dances. Her mantra is humanity is above all, and I want to serve the world being their mother, sister, friend and well-wisher.
The annual Leaders’ Summit, taking place 22-23 September 2026, is the flagship UN General Assembly event hosted by the United Nations Global Compact, bringing together a global community of companies, organizations and Governments to leverage frameworks, guidance and partnerships to turn shared principles into meaningful action.
This year, the Leaders’ Summit explores six business sustainability tracks: Leadership & Integrity, Climate & Nature, Human Rights & Decent Work, Sustainable Finance & Capital, Collective Action & Systems Change and Policy, Procurement & Supply Chains. Together, these themes reflect the interconnected challenges and opportunities businesses face today. No company can navigate these challenges alone, and these issues cannot be addressed in silos. At the Leaders’ Summit, participants step outside their usual day-to-day demands to connect with peers across industries and geographies, learn from leading voices in business and sustainability and engage directly with the UN Global Compact and the wider United Nations community.




















