Shahabuddin ministry

Interim Government of Bangladesh
Shahabuddin ministry

Interim ministry of the People's Republic of Bangladesh
Date formed6 December 1990
Date dissolved20 March 1991
People and organisations
Head of stateShahabuddin Ahmed (acting)
Head of governmentShahabuddin Ahmed (acting)
Status in legislatureDissolved
History
Outgoing election1991
PredecessorErshad
SuccessorKhaleda I

The Shahabuddin Ahmed Cabinet led the Interim Government of Bangladesh from 6 December 1990 to 20 March 1991.[1]

List of Advisors

Portfolio Minister Took office Left office
Acting President
Chief Justice
Shahabuddin Ahmed
6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs
M A Khaleq
6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Finance
Mahmoud Kafil Uddin
6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Fakhruddin Ahmed
6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Planning
Rehman Sobhan
6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources
Minister of Public Works
Wahiduddin Mahmud
6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Education
Zillur Rahman Siddiqui
6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Social Welfare and Women Affairs
Minister of Youth Development and Sports
6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Industry
Minister of Textiles and Jute
AKM Musa
6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Health and Family Planning
M. A. Majed
6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Shipping, Ports and Tourism
Rafiqul Islam
6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Culture
Minister of Food
Iajuddin Ahmed
6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Communications and Telecommunications6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Irrigation
Minister of Forests and Environment
Minister of Fisheries and Livestock
6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Commerce6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Relief and Rehabilitation6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Agriculture and Land6 December 199020 March 1991
Minister of Labour, Manpower and Internal Resources6 December 199020 March 1991

References

  1. ^ Syedur Rahman (2010). Historical Dictionary of Bangladesh. Scarecrow Press. p. 303. ISBN 9780810874534.
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