Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has implemented 28 initiatives within his first 28 days in office, described by his adviser Mahdi Amin as an unprecedented governance effort. Amin shared the details in a Facebook post on March 17, noting that the BNP government, elected a month earlier, has been working relentlessly to fulfill its electoral pledges. The initiatives span social protection, economy, administration, education, health, and national values.

According to the post, the measures include family cards for 37,567 families, stipends for religious service providers, debt relief for small farmers, canal excavation across 54 districts, and reforms in administrative discipline and public service. Other actions cover foreign investment facilitation, industrial revival, education reform, e-health cards, dengue prevention, and women’s safety programs. Infrastructure and digital connectivity projects, such as free Wi-Fi at airports and the third terminal of Dhaka airport, were also highlighted.

Mahdi Amin said these steps reflect the prime minister’s strong leadership and accountability to the people, aiming to align national governance with citizens’ aspirations and prepare the new generation for the country’s future.