I am a Superintendent of Police with nearly two decades of experience across counterterrorism, UN peacekeeping mission management, diplomatic security, human rights protection, Artificial Intelligence and senior police leadership in Bangladesh and internationally.
At the UN Secretariat in New York, I served as Mission Manager for five active peacekeeping operations — UNMISS, UNSOM, UNIFIL, UNMHA, and UNAMID — advising the Police Division on mandate implementation, election security, and transition planning in complex conflict environments. In South Sudan, I worked on civilian protection, monitored human rights violations, and helped capacitate local police to address sexual and gender-based violence.
In Bangladesh, I have led counterterrorism and deradicalization operations, managed diplomatic and VIP security at the national level, planned election security for the 2024 national elections, and supervised multi-district police forces. I have also worked to reduce gender-based discrimination within Bangladesh Police and mentored junior officers across ranks.
I hold an MBA, an MS in Applied Mathematics from the University of Dhaka, and completed the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship at the University of Minnesota — a U.S. Department of State leadership program. I am currently conducting research on law enforcement, counter-terrorism, UNPOL effectiveness and strategic intelligence in peacekeeping operations.
I am a member of the International Association of Women Police, with a professional network spanning law enforcement leaders worldwide. My long-term goal is to contribute to international public safety, peacekeeping policy, and law enforcement capacity-building.