A Distinguished Academic and Researcher With Expertise in the Field of Macroeconomics, Energy Economics, and Tourism Economics.
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I am delighted to receive the Study UK Alumni Awards Bangladesh 2022-2023 in the Science and Sustainability category.
I feel proud to be representing the University of Essex and Durham University! My sincere gratitude to British Council Bangladesh for the award. I am forever grateful to Thomas Renstrom and Laura Marsiliani.
Happy to uphold the reputation of North South University!
“Innovative Finance for Technological Progress: Roles of Fintech, Financial Instruments, and Institutions” webinar was organized on July 5, 2021.
This webinar brought together policymakers, scholars, and experts from Japan, Iran, Singapore, Kazakhstan, Thailand, Bangladesh, Turkey, Sweden, and India to present best practices of financial innovations that facilitate innovative firms’ and startups’ access to finance and investment. In addition, it aimed to evaluate ways and methods to finance innovation and high technologies, especially in developing countries. The event was the joint webinar of Tokai University, Iran National Innovation Fund, Technology Studies Institute, and the Routledge publisher.
The output of this project will be published in an edited book volume by Routledge with the chief editorship of Dr. Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary
Invited as a Keynote speaker (The Economy of Tourism in the Developing World) in the Eurasia II International Tourism Congress, 2016 held on 05-07 May, 2016, Konya, Turkey.
The summit concluded by a vote of thanks from the convener, Dr. Sakib Bin Amin who is an Assistant Professor in Department of Economics at NSU and an active member of IAEE.
The Special Guests for the event included Dr. Ricardo Raineri, President of IAEE, and Professor at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile; Dr. Gürkan Kumbaroğlu, Immediate Past President of IAEE, Professor at Boğaziçi University; Professor Dr. Gias Uddin Ahsan, Pro Vice Chancellor (Designated), North South University, Dr. Mohammad Mahboob Rahman, Dean, School of Business and Economics, NSU and Mr. Faisal Karim Khan, Additional Managing Director, Summit Corporation.
Invited as a Keynote speaker (The Economy of Tourism in the Developing World) in the Eurasia II International Tourism Congress</b>, 2016 held on 05-07 May, 2016, Konya, Turkey.
Research and publications have been at the forefront of his academic and professional pursuits. Over the course of my career, I have published numerous research papers and articles in top-tier academic journals, and have presented my research findings at various national and international conferences.
My research has received critical acclaim from my peers in the academic community, and have contributed significantly to the field of economics. Additionally, my publications have served as a valuable resource for policymakers, business leaders, and other stakeholders, who seek to gain a deeper understanding of the economic landscape and the factors that drive economic growth and development.
As an individual I have led a life full of excitement, having experienced the wonders of travel, the art of music, the thrill of performing on stage, and the joys of a fulfilling family life. With a wealth of travel experience under my belt, I have explored diverse cultures, met interesting people, and gained a unique perspective on the world.
In addition to being a seasoned traveler, I am also a former pianist and stage performer, having spent countless hours honing their musical skills and captivating audiences with their performances. Despite my busy lifestyle, family has always been a top priority, and I have built strong and loving relationships with my loved ones.
My life is a testament to the importance of pursuing my passions, embracing new experiences, and cherishing the bonds of family.
In the aftermath of the energy crisis in the 1970s, the world’s policymakers addressed the energy-gender inequality issue and attempted to resolve the energy bias and meet women’s economic needs.
Focusing on gender equality is core to sustainable development. No country has accomplished progress after…
We examine the interactive link between oil prices and the stock market in the 4 selected South Asian countries using a Nonlinear Autoregressive Distributed Lag (NARDL) model for 1997–2018. We find a positive relationship between the world oil price and stock market index, and the response of the stock market index to positive …
The Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) has shown remarkable progress in terms of economic growth over the last two decades. Affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, governments of this region’s countries have changed the projected development path with immense focus on protecting lives and livelihood.
The indispensable role of energy , a global commodity, in shaping the world economy has also been widely acknowledged. Energy enhances the productivity of other non-energy factors of production and also contributes towards improvement in the living standard of the people , apart from playing its ultimate role in dictating the development
Life without a sustainable supply of energy is almost unimaginable. The importance of energy is even more supplementary in the context of developing countries, which have traditionally experienced prolonged periods of energy crises. A common characteristic of all underdeveloped nations around the world is the inability to meet their demand for energy, to which Bangladesh is no exception. For instance,
The fundamental role of electricity in shaping the global economy is widely acknowledged nowadays. No country has managed to develop beyond a subsistence economy without ensuring that a large section of its population has the minimum access to electricity. Bangladesh is no exception to this requirement. The pace of development activities in different sectors of Bangladesh