The Bangladesh government, led by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, is preparing for a major cabinet expansion and reshuffle. According to senior government and party sources, the current 50-member cabinet may grow to around 60 members, with seven to eight new faces expected to join soon. The expansion aims to improve administrative efficiency, ensure better coordination among ministries, and enhance public service delivery. Discussions include appointing new ministers, state ministers, and advisers, with some senior and female MPs, as well as representatives from allied parties, likely to be included.
Officials said the move follows the prime minister’s observation of performance gaps among some ministers and state ministers. The expansion is also seen as part of a broader strategy to accelerate decision-making for building a “Smart Bangladesh.” Several BNP leaders and coalition partners are being considered for inclusion, while a few may be appointed under the technocrat quota. The exact date for the announcement remains undecided.
Political analysts view the recent reassignment of ministerial duties and adviser appointments as early signs of a larger cabinet restructuring expected to strengthen the government’s future operations.
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