Minister of Industries (Bangladesh)

People's Republic of Bangladesh
Adviser of Industries
People's Republic of Bangladesh ; Adviser of Industries
বাংলাদেশের শিল্প উপদেষ্টা
	Government Seal of Bangladesh
	Flag of Bangladesh
	Incumbent; Adilur Rahman Khan ; since 9 August 2024
	Ministry of Industries ;
Style	The Honourable (formal); His Excellency (diplomatic);
Type	Cabinet minister
Status	Adviser
Member of	Cabinet ; Advisory Council ;
Reports to	Chief Adviser
Seat	Bangladesh Secretariat
Nominator	Chief Adviser of Bangladesh
Appointer	President of Bangladesh ; on the advice of the chief adviser
Term length	Interim or the; chief adviser's pleasure
Inaugural holder	Syed Nazrul Islam
Formation	13 January 1972;53 years ago
Salary	৳245000 (US$2,000); per month; (incl. allowances)
Website	moind.portal.gov.bd

Last updated December 03, 2025

The industries minister of Bangladesh is the minister in charge of the Ministry of Industries of the government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh. He is also the minister of all departments and agencies under the Ministry of Industries.

List of ministers, advisers and state ministers

Political parties

Other factions

No.	Portrait	Officeholder (birth–death) Constituency	Term of office			Designation	Ministry	Prime Minister/ Chief Adviser
No.	Portrait	Officeholder (birth–death) Constituency	From^[1]^[2]	To^[1]	Tenure	Designation	Ministry	Prime Minister/ Chief Adviser
1		Muhammad Mansur Ali (1917–1975)	10 April 1971	12 January 1972	277 days	Minister	Mujib I		Tajuddin Ahmad
2		Syed Nazrul Islam (1925–1975) MP for Mymensingh-28	13 January 1972	16 March 1973	3 years, 13 days	Minister	Mujib II		Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
2		Syed Nazrul Islam (1925–1975) MP for Mymensingh-28	16 March 1973	26 January 1975	3 years, 13 days	Minister	Mujib III		Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
3		Abul Hasnat Muhammad Qamaruzzaman (1926–1975) MP for Rajshahi-10	26 January 1975	15 August 1975	201 days	Minister	Mujib IV		Muhammad Mansur Ali
4		Nurul Islam Chowdhury (1925–1995) MP for Chittagong-11	20 August 1975	6 November 1975	78 days	Minister of State (Ministry Charge)	Mostaq		Vacant
5		Ziaur Rahman (1936–1981)	10 November 1975	26 November 1975	16 days	Deputy Chief Martial Law Administrator	Sayem
6		Mirza Nurul Huda (1919–1991)	26 November 1975	24 January 1976	59 days	Adviser	Sayem
7		AKM Hafizuddin (?–1979)	24 January 1976	10 July 1977	1 year, 167 days	Adviser	Sayem
8		Jamal Uddin Ahmad (1932–2015) MP for Chittagong-4	29 June 1978	27 November 1981	3 years, 151 days	Deputy Prime Minister	Zia		Mashiur Rahman (Senior Minister)
9		Mirza Nurul Huda (1919–1991)	27 November 1981	27 February 1982	92 days	Vice President	Sattar		Shah Azizur Rahman
10		Muhammad Yusuf Ali (1923–1998)	27 February 1982	27 March 1982	28 days	Adviser	Sattar		Shah Azizur Rahman
11		SM Shafiul Azam (1923–1991)	27 March 1982	10 December 1983	2 years, 66 days	Adviser	Ershad		Vacant
11		SM Shafiul Azam (1923–1991)	10 December 1983	1 June 1984	2 years, 66 days	Adviser			Ataur Rahman Khan
12		Sultan Mahmud (1942–2023)	1 June 1984	9 July 1986	2 years, 38 days	Minister			Vacant
13		Moudud Ahmed (1940–2021) MP for Noakhali-1	9 July 1986	27 March 1988	4 years, 26 days	Deputy Prime Minister			Mizanur Rahman Chowdhury
			27 March 1988	12 August 1989		Prime Minister			*Himself*
			12 August 1989	4 August 1990		Vice President			Kazi Zafar Ahmed
14		M. A. Sattar (1925–2009) MP for Narayanganj-4	4 August 1990	6 December 1990	124 days	Minister			Kazi Zafar Ahmed
15		AKM Musa (?–2003)	16 December 1990	15 March 1991	89 days	Adviser	Shahabuddin		Vacant
16		Shamsul Islam Khan (1930–2006) MP for Manikganj-4	20 March 1991	12 September 1993	2 years, 176 days	Minister	Khaleda I		Khaleda Zia
17		A. M. Zahiruddin Khan (1936–2005)	12 September 1993	4 April 1995	1 year, 204 days	Minister
18		Lutfor Rahman Khan Azad (born–1957) MP for Tangail-3	4 April 1995^[a]	19 March 1996	361 days	Minister of State (Ministry Charge)
18		Lutfor Rahman Khan Azad (born–1957) MP for Tangail-3	19 March 1996	30 March 1996	361 days	Minister of State (Ministry Charge)	Khaleda II
19		Shegufta Bakht Chaudhuri (1931–2020)	30 March 1996	23 June 1996	85 days	Adviser	Habibur		Muhammad Habibur Rahman
20		Tofail Ahmed (born–1943) MP for Bhola-2	23 June 1996	15 July 2001	5 years, 22 days	Minister	Hasina I		Sheikh Hasina
21		Moinul Hossain Chowdhury (1943–2010)	15 July 2001	10 October 2001	87 days	Adviser	Latifur		Latifur Rahman
22		M. K. Anwar (1933–2017) MP for Comilla-1	10 October 2001	22 May 2003	1 year, 224 days	Minister	Khaleda III		Khaleda Zia
23		Motiur Rahman Nizami (1943–2016) MP for Pabna-1	22 May 2003	29 October 2006	3 years, 160 days	Minister	Khaleda III		Khaleda Zia
24		Sultana Kamal (born–1950)	1 November 2006	12 December 2006	41 days	Adviser	Iajuddin		Iajuddin Ahmed
25		Moin Uddin Khan [ bn ] (?–?)	12 December 2006	11 January 2007	30 days	Adviser	Iajuddin		Iajuddin Ahmed
26		Geetiara Safya Chowdhury (born–1946)	12 January 2007	8 January 2008	361 days	Adviser	Fakhruddin		Fakhruddin Ahmed
27		Mahbub Jamil (born–?)	21 January 2008	6 January 2009	351 days	Special Assistant to the Chief Adviser	Fakhruddin		Fakhruddin Ahmed
28		Dilip Barua (born–1949)	6 January 2009	21 November 2013	4 years, 319 days	Minister	Hasina II		Sheikh Hasina
–		Omor Faruk Chowdhury (born–1960) MP for Rajshahi-1	13 September 2012	21 November 2013	1 year, 69 days	Minister of State
29		Tofail Ahmed (born–1943) MP for Bhola-2	21 November 2013	12 January 2014	52 days	Minister
30		Amir Hossain Amu (born–1940) MP for Jhalokati-2	12 January 2014	7 January 2019	4 years, 360 days	Minister	Hasina III
31		Nurul Majid Mahmud Humayun (1950–2025) MP for Narsingdi-4	7 January 2019	11 January 2024	5 years, 212 days	Minister	Hasina IV
31			11 January 2024	6 August 2024	5 years, 212 days	Minister	Hasina V
32		Adilur Rahman Khan (born–1961)	9 August 2024	Incumbent	1 year, 116 days	Adviser	Yunus		Muhammad Yunus

References

1 2 "Economics Departments, Institutes and Research Centers in the World|Ministry of Industries|Government of Bangladesh". Research Papers in Economics . Retrieved 5 October 2024.
↑ Shawon, Ali Asif (10 January 2024). "New cabinet: Who are the ministers and state ministers?". Dhaka Tribune . Retrieved 5 October 2024.

↑ Before becoming Minister of State (M/C), He was Minister of State of the same ministry from 13 September 1993 to 4 April 1995.

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[RpeC-1] 1 2 "Economics Departments, Institutes and Research Centers in the World|Ministry of Industries|Government of Bangladesh". Research Papers in Economics . Retrieved 5 October 2024.

[2] Shawon, Ali Asif (10 January 2024). "New cabinet: Who are the ministers and state ministers?". Dhaka Tribune . Retrieved 5 October 2024.

[3] Before becoming Minister of State (M/C), He was Minister of State of the same ministry from 13 September 1993 to 4 April 1995.

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