After securing a majority in the 13th parliamentary election, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) is preparing to form a new government under the leadership of Tarique Rahman. Discussions and preparations are underway within the party and political circles to finalize the cabinet lineup. Party sources indicate that the new cabinet will combine experienced senior leaders with young, educated politicians to balance experience and innovation. Four advisers from the interim government are also being considered for technocrat positions, though some internal objections remain.

Several former ministers with clean public images, including Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, Dr. Abdul Moyeen Khan, Mirza Abbas, and Salahuddin Ahmed, are expected to return to key ministries. New faces such as Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, Ismail Zabihullah, and Shahid Uddin Chowdhury Annie are being discussed for technocrat or ministerial roles. BNP is also considering leaders from allied movements, including Reza Kibria, Bappy Hajjaj, Andalib Rahman Partha, and Nurul Haque Nur, to ensure inclusive governance.

According to the constitution, the new government formation will begin with the swearing-in of elected members, followed by the president’s appointment of the prime minister and the formation of the cabinet.