Radwan’s entire political life has been characterized by his unwavering devotion to conservative values as well as his deftness in dealing with complex policy matters. He was elected to the German Bundestag in 2002, where he has consistently proven himself as a representative of the Munich South constituency who can be trusted. One of his main contributions revolves around expertise in economic and financial policy.

Having an economic background, he has been instrumental in Germany’s fiscal responsibility stance, banking regulations, and European financial integration. His guidance has been beneficial during periods of economic crisis when he championed prudent fiscal management and mechanisms that would ensure financial stability.

Equally important, Radwan has raised his voice decisively in European policy, always promoting the idea of European unification while at the same time assertively representing the interests of Germany within the Union. Through his pragmatic approach, he has earned appreciation in his own country as well as abroad among those members of his party. Consequently, Radwan is seen by his colleagues as one of the few experts in his parliamentary group in European affairs.