Tarique Rahman

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Source: Cabinet Division, Government of Bangladesh

Tarique Rahman became Prime Minister of Bangladesh on 17 February 2026. A leader of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, he was its Senior Joint Secretary General until 2009 and Senior Vice Chairman from 2009 to 2018.[3]

Country

Bangladesh

Party

BNP[1][2]

First office on record

Senior Vice Chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, 2009

1. 17 Feb 2026 – present

   Prime Minister[1][2]

   Tarique Rahman ministryVerified

2. 17 Feb 2026 – present

   Prime Minister; Minister in charge of the Cabinet Division, the Ministry of Defence and the Armed Forces Division[1][2]

   Tarique Rahman ministryVerified

3. 2009 – 2018

   Senior Vice Chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party[3]

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4. until 2009

   Senior Joint Secretary General of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party[3]

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• ACAmir Khasru Mahmud ChowdhuryFinance; Planning
• SASalahuddin AhmedHome Affairs
• IMIqbal Hasan MahmudPower and Energy
• AHA. Z. M. Zahid HossainWomen and Children; Social Welfare
• KRKhalilur RahmanForeign Affairs
• KKKazi Shah Mofazzal Hossain KaikobadReligious Affairs
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• NCNitai Roy ChowdhuryCultural Affairs
• MMMizanur Rahman MinuLand
• AKAfroza KhanamFood
• KMKhandaker Abdul MuktadirIndustries; Commerce
• ARAndaleeve RahmanInformation and Broadcasting
• ACAriful Haque ChowdhuryLabour; Expatriates' Welfare
• MRMohammad Amin Ur RashidAgriculture; Fisheries and Livestock
• SAShahid Uddin Chowdhury AneeWater Resources
• RMRashiduzzaman MillatCivil Aviation and Tourism
• ADAsadul Habib DuluDisaster Management
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• AMA. N. M. Ehsanul Hoque MilanEducation
• SHSardar Md. Sakhawat HossainHealth
• FAFakir Mahbub AnamPosts and Telecommunications; Science and Technology
• SASheikh Rabiul AlamRoad Transport; Railways; Shipping
• SPSa Ching PruChittagong Hill Tracts