Kazi Mohammod Asraful Munim

Kazi Mohammod Asraful Munim is an accomplished Cross Border Trade, Logistics, and Customs Specialist with extensive expertise in trade facilitation, customs modernization, and integrated transport systems across South Asia and Central Asia. Holding a Master’s in Business Administration (Financial Management & Procurement) and a BSc in Civil Engineering (Transport Planning), he currently serves as Head of Planning & Engineering at Maxwell Stamp Limited. Over the past decade, he has led and contributed to high-profile projects funded by ADB, World Bank, and JICA, covering a wide range of areas including Integrated Border Management Systems (IBMS), customs automation, trade corridor development, urban mobility, PPP-based port reforms, and economic zone competitiveness. His portfolio includes key roles in the South Asia Sub-Regional Economic Cooperation (SASEC) program, Free Zone development in Mongolia, Chittagong Port PPP support, Dhaka Inclusive Urban Mobility Strategy, and Dry Port feasibility studies, demonstrating a strong command over cross-border regulatory frameworks, inter-agency coordination, risk-based customs procedures, and digital transformation of trade logistics systems. His contributions consistently align with international standards such as WTO-TFA and WCO guidelines, enabling improved trade efficiency and regional connectivity.