Ahmad Rashidi Mohamed Tahir, a senior lecturer and registered pharmacist at the Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Cyberjaya, Malaysia. He earned his Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) and Master of Clinical Pharmacy from the National University of Malaysia. He also holds a PhD degree, focusing on the reproductive health of Rohingya refugees in Malaysia, from the University of Cyberjaya. He has a keen interest in volunteer work and humanitarian efforts, particularly in medical outreach and relief programs that aid the Orang Asli, Rohingya refugees and other vulnerable groups in Malaysia. He is a volunteer in IMARET's mobile health unit and BeVITAL for pharmaceutical supply chains. Additionally, he is a registered graduate technologist for transportation and logistics technology with the Malaysian Board of Technologists (MBOT). As an EXCO member for IMARET and a member of the Malaysian Pharmacists Society (MPS), he is committed to making a positive impact through his work. Research focusing on public health and pharmaceutical care for marginalized communities is being conducted in cooperation with IMARET and the University of Cyberjaya since 2014. Among the research including family planning and medicine utilization among Rohingya refugees. Additionally, he has attended several UNHRD and WFP training sessions coordinated by HELP Logistics on supply chain management and emergency logistics preparation and response for disasters.