Second Hasina ministry

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Second Hasina Cabinet
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18th Council of Ministers of Bangladesh
6 January 2009 - 24 January 2014
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Sheikh Hasina Wazed
Date formed6 January 2009
Date dissolved24 January 2014
People and organisations
Head of government Sheikh Hasina
Member parties
History
Legislature term(s) 9th Parliament
Predecessor Fakhruddin
Successor Hasina III

The second Hasina cabinet was the Government of Bangladesh during the 9th legislative session of the Jatiya Sangsad following the 2008 general election, and serving from 6 January 2009 until 24 January 2014. [1]

Contents

Cabinet reshuffles

24 January 2009
3 May 2009
31 July 2009 [4]
4 December 2011
6 December 2011 [6]
18 April 2012 [7]
22 August 2012 [8]
16 September 2012 [9]
18 November 2013 [10]

Cabinet

The cabinet was composed of the following ministers:

MinisterSecretariat and Executive officesState Minister
Sheikh Hasina Wazed
Rajiuddin Ahmed Raju Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology
PortfolioMinisterTook officeLeft officePartyRef
Ministry of Finance 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Agriculture 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Textiles and Jute 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Planning 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Industries 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Education 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Social Welfare 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Food and Disaster Management 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Co-operatives 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Land 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Water Resources 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Primary and Mass Education 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Labour and Employment 6 January 200916 September 2012  AL [9]
Ministry of Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas Employment 16 September 201224 January 2014  AL [9]
Ministry of Science and Information and Communication Technology (defunct in Dec 2011)6 January 20096 December 2011  AL [6]
Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) 6 December 201122 August 2012  AL [8]
13 September 201224 January 2014  AL [9]
Ministry of Communications6 January 20096 December 2011  AL [6]
6 December 201124 January 2014  AL [6]
Ministry of Cultural Affairs 16 September 201224 January 2014  AL [9]
Ministry of Information 6 January 200916 September 2012  AL [9]
16 September 201224 January 2014  JSD [9]
Ministry of Railways 6 December 201118 April 2012  AL [6]
16 September 201224 January 2014  AL [9]
Ministry of Foreign Affairs 6 January 200921 November 2013  AL [11]
21 November 201324 January 2014  AL [11]
Ministry of Home Affairs 6 January 200916 September 2012  AL [9]
16 September 201224 January 2014  AL
Ministry of Commerce 6 January 200911 December 2011  AL [6]
11 December 201124 January 2014  AL [6]
Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism 6 January 200911 December 2011  AL [6]
11 December 201124 January 2014  AL [6]
Ministry of Shipping 31 July 200924 January 2014  AL [4]

State ministers

PortfolioMinisterTook officeLeft officePartyRef
Ministry of Home Affairs 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Primary and Mass Education 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Water Resources 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Land 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Co-operatives 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL [14]
Ministry of Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs 24 January 2014  AL
Ministry of Cultural Affairs 31 July 200924 January 2014  AL [4]
Ministry of Environment and Forest 31 July 200924 January 2014  AL [15]
Ministry of Industries 16 September 201224 January 2014  AL [9]
Ministry of Liberation War Affairs 24 January 2014  AL
Ministry of Science and Information and Communication Technology 20092011  AL
201224 January 2014  AL
Ministry of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources 24 January 2014  AL
Ministry of Religious Affairs 24 January 2014  AL
Ministry of Women and Children Affairs 24 January 2014  AL
Ministry of Youth and Sports 6 January 200921 November 2013  AL [16]
21 November 201312 January 2014  JP(E) [13]
Ministry of Foreign Affairs 6 January 200931 July 2009  AL [4]
Ministry of Home Affairs 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL
Ministry of Labour and Employment 6 January 200924 January 2014  AL

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