List of Bangladeshi cabinets

The following is a list of government cabinets of Bangladesh.[1][2]

Government Seal of Bangladesh
No. Cabinet Formation date Election Governing party Governing system Ref.
1 Tajuddin/Mujib I 17 April 1971 None Bangladesh Awami League Provisional
2 Mujib II 13 January 1972 1970 [3]
3 Mujib III 16 March 1973 1973 Parliamentary
4 Mujib IV 25 January 1975 None Bangladesh Krishak Sramik Awami League Presidential
5 Mostaq 15 August 1975 Impartial Interim
6 Sayem I 10 November 1975
7 Sayem II 26 November 1975
8 Zia I 21 April 1977 1977 Military Presidential [4]
9 Zia II 29 June 1978 1978 Jatiyatabadi Front
10 Zia III 15 April 1979 1979 Bangladesh Nationalist Party
11 Sattar 27 November 1981 1981
12 Ershad I 27 March 1982 1982 Military
13 Ershad II 11 December 1983 1986
1988		 Jatiya Party
14 Shahabuddin 6 December 1990 None Impartial Interim
15 Khaleda I 20 March 1991 1991 Bangladesh Nationalist Party Parliamentary
16 Khaleda II 19 March 1996 Feb 1996
17 Habib 30 March 1996 None Impartial Caretaker
18 Hasina I 23 June 1996 Jun 1996 Bangladesh Awami League Parliamentary
19 Latif 15 July 2001 None Impartial Caretaker
20 Khaleda III 10 October 2001 2001 Bangladesh Nationalist Party Parliamentary
21 Iajuddin 29 October 2006 None Impartial Caretaker
22 Fakhruddin 11 January 2007
23 Hasina II 6 January 2009 2008 Bangladesh Awami League Parliamentary
24 Hasina III 24 January 2014 2014
25 Hasina IV 7 January 2019 2018
26 Hasina V 11 January 2024 2024
27 Yunus 8 August 2024 None Impartial Interim
28 Tarique 17 February 2026 2026 Bangladesh Nationalist Party Parliamentary

See also

References

  1. ^ History of Bangladesh (1971-present), from academia.edu.
  2. ^ Rahman, Syedur (27 April 2010). Historical Dictionary of Bangladesh. Scarecrow Press. ISBN 9780810874534.
  3. ^ Preston, Ian (2005) [First published 2001]. A Political Chronology of Central, South and East Asia. Europa Publications. p. 17. ISBN 9781857431148.
  4. ^ Preston, Ian (2005) [First published 2001]. A Political Chronology of Central, South and East Asia. Europa Publications. p. 19. ISBN 9781857431148.
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