On May 22, Prof. Syed Munir Khasru, Chairman of IPAG, met with Mr. Dezhi Ma, Chief, Stakeholder Engagement at the International Monetary Fund, in Washington, DC.
Among other, Prof. Khasru shared his perspective on the economic fallout of the Middle East conflict and what it means for countries trying to manage inflation, external shocks, debt pressure, and development priorities at the same time.
The meeting also allowed IPAG and the IMF to exchange views on continued engagement through policy research, dialogue, and stakeholder-level cooperation on issues shaping the global economic outlook.
As the US G20 Presidency 2026 moves forward, think tanks continue to play an important role in bringing practical policy ideas into the global conversation. On May 21, Prof. Syed Munir Khasru, Chairman of IPAG, met with Dr. Richard J. Ponzio, Director of the Global Governance, Justice & Security Program and Senior Fellow at the […]
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Straits like Hormuz and Malacca are pressure points where commerce and power converge. What once defined success now defines vulnerability Prof. Syed Munir Khasru South China Morning PostMay 20, 2026 US President Donald Trump’s visit to Beijing, at a time of rising tensions over Iran, sanctions, tariffs and Taiwan, shows how far the Hormuz crisis has travelled beyond […]
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Prof. Syed Munir Khasru, Chairman of IPAG, will meet with Dr. Vint Cerf, Vice President and Chief Internet Evangelist at Google, for a strategic consultation on digital access, digital preservation, AI’s energy footprint, and the future of internet governance. The discussion will focus on how emerging digital and AI systems can remain inclusive, sustainable, and […]
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