Fifth Hasina ministry

Fifth Hasina Ministry
21st Cabinet of Bangladesh
Sheikh Hasina Wazed Hon'ble Prime Minister of Bangladesh
Date formed	11 January 2024 (2024-01-11)
People and organisations
President	Mohammed Shahabuddin
Prime Minister	Sheikh Hasina
No. of ministers	25 Cabinet Ministers 11 State Ministers 7 Advisers
Total no. of members	43
Member party	AL   Independent(s)
Status in legislature	Majority 223 / 350 (64%)
Opposition party	JP (E)
Opposition leader	TBA
History
Election(s)	2024 general election
Legislature term(s)	12th Sangsad
Predecessor	Hasina IV

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The Fifth Hasina ministry is the next cabinet of Bangladesh headed by Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina to be formed after the 2024 general election which were held on 7 January 2024. The results of the election were announced on same day and this led to the formation of the 12th assembly in the Jatiya Sangsad.^[1]

Cabinet members

Political parties

•   Bangladesh Awami League
•   Technocrat minister (Non-MP)

Cabinet ministers

SiC	Minister		Portfolio	Took office	Left office	Party		JS seat
Prime Minister
1		Sheikh Hasina	Prime Minister's Office Cabinet Division Ministry of Defence Armed Forces Division Ministry of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Gopalganj-3
Ministers
1		AKM Mozammel Haque	Ministry of Liberation War Affairs	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Gazipur-1
2		Obaidul Quader	Ministry of Road Transport and Bridges	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Noakhali-5
3		Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali	Ministry of Finance	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Dinajpur-4
4		Anisul Huq (politician)	Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Brahmanbaria-4
5		Nurul Majid Mahmud Humayun	Ministry of Industries	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Narsingdi-4
6		Asaduzzaman Khan	Ministry of Home Affairs	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Dhaka-12
7		Md Tazul Islam	Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Co-operatives	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Cumilla-9
8		Muhammad Faruk Khan	Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Gopalganj-1
9		Mohammad Hasan Mahmud	Ministry of Foreign Affairs	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Chattogram-7
10		Dipu Moni	Ministry of Social Welfare	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Chandpur-3
11		Sadhan Chandra Majumder	Ministry of Food	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Naogaon-1
12		Abdus Salam	Ministry of Planning	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Mymensingh-9
13		Md. Faridul Haque Khan	Ministry of Religious Affairs	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Jamalpur-2
14		R. A. M. Obaidul Muktadir Chowdhury	Ministry of Housing and Public Works	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Brahmanbaria-3
15		Narayon Chandra Chanda	Ministry of Land	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Khulna-5
16		Jahangir Kabir Nanak	Ministry of Textiles and Jute	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Dhaka-13
17		Abdur Rahman (Faridpur politician)	Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Faridpur-1
18		Md. Abdus Shahid	Ministry of Agriculture	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Moulvibazar-4
19		Yeafesh Osman	Ministry of Science and Technology	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Technocrat	Non-MP
20		Samanta Lal Sen	Ministry of Health and Family Welfare	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Technocrat	Non-MP
21		Md. Zillul Hakim	Ministry of Railways	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Rajbari-2
22		Farhad Hossain	Ministry of Public Administration	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Meherpur-1
23		Nazmul Hassan	Ministry of Youth and Sports	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Kishoreganj-6
24		Saber Hossain Chowdhury	Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Dhaka-9
25		Mohibul Hasan Chowdhury	Ministry of Education	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Chattogram-9
Ministers of State
1		Nasrul Hamid Bipu	Ministry of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources	11 January 2024	15 January 2024		Awami League	Dhaka-3
				15 January 2024	Incumbent
2		Khalid Mahmud Chowdhury	Ministry of Shipping	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Dinajpur-2
3		Zunaid Ahmed Palak	Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Natore-3
4		Zaheed Farooque	Ministry of Water Resources	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Barishal-5
5		Simeen Hussain Rimi	Ministry of Women and Children Affairs	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Gazipur-4
6		Kujendra Lal Tripura	Ministry of Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Khagrachhari
7		Muhibur Rahman Muhib	Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Patuakhali-4
8		Mohammad A. Arafat	Ministry of Information and Broadcasting	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Dhaka-17
9		Shafiqur Rahaman Chowdhury	Ministry of Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas Employment	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Sylhet-2
10		Rumana Ali	Ministry of Primary and Mass Education	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Gazipur-3
11		Ahasanul Islam Titu	Ministry of Commerce	11 January 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Tangail-6
12		Shahiduzzaman Sarker	Ministry of Planning	1 March 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Naogaon-2
13		Kazi Abdul Wadud Dara	Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Co-operatives	1 March 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Rajshahi-5
14		Md. Nazrul Islam Chowdhury	Ministry of Labour and Employment	1 March 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Chittagong-14
15		Rokeya Sultana	Ministry of Health and Family Welfare	1 March 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Reserved Women's Seat-4
16		Shamsun Nahar	Ministry of Education	1 March 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Reserved Women's Seat-32
17		Waseqa Ayesha Khan	Ministry of Finance	1 March 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Reserved Women's Seat-47
18		Naheed Ezaher Khan	Ministry of Cultural Affairs	1 March 2024	Incumbent		Awami League	Reserved Women's Seat-24

Other officeholders with ministerial ranks

SiC	Officeholder		Portfolio	Took office	Left office
Advisers of the Prime Minister
1		Mashiur Rahman	Economic Affairs	11 January 2024	Incumbent
2		Gowher Rizvi	International Relations Affairs	11 January 2024	Incumbent
3		Tawfiq-e-Elahi Chowdhury	Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Affairs	11 January 2024	Incumbent
4		Salman Fazlur Rahman	Private Industry and Investment Affairs	11 January 2024	Incumbent
5		Kamal Abdul Naser Chowdhury	Education and Cultural Affairs	11 January 2024	Incumbent
6		Tarique Ahmed Siddique	Defense and Internal Security Affairs	11 January 2024	Incumbent
7		Sajeeb Wazed	Information and Communication Technology Affairs	21 January 2024	Incumbent
Ambassador at-Large of the Prime Minister
1		Mohammad Ziauddin	—	11 January 2024	Incumbent

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