- Fundamental Basis: Emphasis on Radical Contributions
Criteria:
- Sole Determinant – Demonstrated Real-World Impact.
- Independent – The award is not subject to the influence of certificates, degrees, GPA, or any formal educational credentials, nor is it swayed by the authority or power of any nation or individual.
- Key Considerations – The assessment will focus on knowledge, talent, creativity, world-class research, and, crucially, ethics and character. The objective is to honor distinctive contributions at the national level for all writers, scholars, researchers, journalists, activists, social figures, and medical professionals within their respective countries.
- Policy – This award represents a comprehensive international acknowledgment of humanitarian contributions, distinctly separate from accolades based on academic merit.
- The Single Honor Doctrine
This doctrine establishes the award as a singular ‘single honor,’ distinctly set apart from all other recognitions.
- Limitation: Following the receipt of the gold medal, the recipient is barred from accepting any further awards or honors from any other organizations or institutions.
- Purpose: This provision is intended to uphold the dignity of the honor, ensuring it remains untainted by commercialization, conflicts of interest, or bias.
- Distinction: This initiative marks the world’s inaugural international award to adopt a ‘single-award acceptance policy,’ thereby ensuring its distinctiveness.
- The Three Pillars of the International Policy Framework
The policy framework is anchored in three essential pillars: - Ethical Leadership: The recipient’s moral character as an individual and their sense of duty as a citizen of their country.
- Evidence-Based Innovation: A dedication to authentic research, innovation, and world-class evidence-based methodologies.
- Impact: A commitment to generating a direct positive influence on the nation, humanity, and the progress of technological and social development.
Community Protocol & Global Outreach
The Community Protocol defines the structure through which the DMWF maintains its international relationships, manages nominations, and works toward global development goals. This protocol is designed to ensure the award’s reach and credibility match its international designation.
A. Governing Body: Global Affairs Division (GAD)
The Community Protocol is primarily driven by the Global Affairs Division (GAD), which coordinates the foundation’s international expansion and strategic partnerships.
• Leadership: The GAD is led by the Director, Masrur Kabir, and guided by a Special Adviser, ensuring effective management of global initiatives.
• Mission Integration: The GAD actively works to integrate the foundation’s multisector model—covering Education, Health, Justice, and Finance—onto the international stage.
• Advisory Oversight: The protocol benefits from legal and policy guidance provided by distinguished global advisors, such as Barrister M. Amir-ul Islam.
Dr. M.A. Wazed Miah International Gold Medal
The Dr. M.A. Wazed Miah Memorial Foundation (DMWF) has constituted a high-level Nomination Board & Jury Committee for the 2025–2026 international award cycle. This body combines distinguished subject-matter experts with global representatives to ensure a transparent, merit-based, and internationally inclusive selection process.
A. Core Nomination Board (Jury Panel)
Responsible for the scrutiny, evaluation, and final recommendation of awardees.
• Chairperson & Chief Adviser Member(Authorities):
A.K.M. Farhadul Kabir (Founder & Central President)
•Barrister M. Amir‑ul Islam – Former Senior Law Officer at UN Headquarters, New York (UNCITRAL & ECOSOC), constitutional bangladesh governance in 1971
•Dr. Lawalley Aba Cole, the Executive Director of CAFOR
Adviser Member(Non Authorities)
•Muhammad Sattar Raju- IT Expert
•Hae-sung Kim,president Global Sarang(Republic of Korea)
•T K Ghosh- Voice President, Federation of football coach in India
•Dr. Amardeep Chaudhary-(only one verified Consultant Nuclear Medicine in nepal,MD. Nuclear Medicine- IABA Fellow ,NMC: 6512)
Member Iist-
• Journalism & Humanitarian Initiatives:
Sri Ambar Mukherjee
• Science & Technology
Dr. Mohammad Abdul Motaleb
• Science & Research:
Researcher Dr. Bidyut Boral
• Language Movement & Freedom Fighters:
A.K. Borhanuddin
• Literature & Culture:
Dr. Rumana Chowdhury
• International Government Service:
Prof. Dr. Gouri Shankar Saha
• Public Service:
Rafiqul Islam Bhutto
• Legal & Judicial Affairs:
Advocate Gautam Kumar Roy
• Science & Technology :
Anupam Baral
• Sports & Arts:
M.A. Rahim
• National Government Service:
Jahangir Hossain Manik
• Medical Science:
Prof. Dr. Md. Mizanul Hasan
• Education & Social Service:
Dr. Father Rodney Borneo
• International Service:
Md. Azahar Ali Sardar
B. Global Affairs Division Community Members
International representatives serving on the committee for global outreach, nomination verification, and institutional partnerships.
Coordination & Management
• Coordinator , National & International Communication: Masrur Kabir Director, Global Affairs Division (GAD)
North & South America
• Alexander Thompson (USA)
Organization: International Diplomatic Forum (IDF), Washington D.C.
• Miguel Santos (Brazil)
Organization: Americas Youth & Education Alliance (AYEA), São Paulo
Europe
• Lucas Dubois (France)
Organization: International Cultural & Peace Foundation (ICPF), Paris
• Emma Müller (Germany)
Organization: European Communications & Media Alliance (ECMA), Berlin
• Isabella Rossi (Italy)
Organization: Global Policy & Research Institute (GPRI), Rome
• Sofia Petrova (Russia)
Organization: Eurasia Science & Research Council (ESRC), Moscow
Asia & Middle East
• Hiroshi Tanaka (Japan)
Organization: Asia-Pacific Innovation Hub (APIH), Tokyo
• Fatima Khalid (United Arab Emirates)
Organization: Middle East Humanitarian Network (MEHN), Dubai
Africa
• Chipo Ndlovu (Zimbabwe)
Organization: African Regional Development Network (ARDN), Harare
