Md Mazadul Hoque is a distinguished economist and policy expert, widely recognized both in Bangladesh and internationally for his insightful analysis on fiscal and monetary policy. He is a frequent commentator on economic affairs across major media platforms, where his informed perspectives contribute meaningfully to public discourse and often influence policy revision and development. As a prolific columnist, Mazadul Hoque regularly writes on macroeconomic trends, governance, and contemporary policy challenges in national newspapers. His contributions to the policy landscape extend beyond journalism; he serves as a policy advisor to Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) and plays an active role in shaping transparency and accountability in economic governance. Mazadul Hoque’s expertise has been acknowledged by the Bangladesh National Parliament, where he was engaged with the Parliamentarians’ Caucus on Migration and Development, contributing economic insights to legislative discussions and migration-related development strategies. Internationally, he has been invited to speak at prominent academic forums. Notably, he has delivered lectures at Chandigarh University on “Regional Connectivity: A South Asian Perspective” and “The Necessity of Trade Blocs in the Asian Region,” as well as at Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) on “Contemporary Issues in Marketing Amid Economic Volatility.” These engagements underscore his growing influence in regional policy dialogues. An accomplished academic, Mazadul Hoque has also served as an adjunct faculty member at a private university in Dhaka, where he taught economics at the undergraduate level. He is the author of the book “Macroeconomic Issues: Bangladesh Perspective,” which reflects his deep understanding of the country’s economic dynamics. In addition to his academic and advisory roles, he is actively involved with the United Nations Association of Bangladesh (UNAB), contributing to policy dialogues on global development issues from a Bangladeshi standpoint. Through his multifaceted engagements—as a researcher, advisor, educator, and columnist—Md Mazadul Hoque continues to be a leading voice in shaping the economic narrative of Bangladesh and its position within the broader South Asian region.