Prime Minister

Prime Minister

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Police cannot detain people just for expressing views: PM

He cautions leaders and activists against developing a sense of entitlement due to being in power

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman formally inaugurates the re-excavation of the Ulashi canal in Sharsha Upazila of Jashore on 27 April at around 11:20am by cutting the first soil with a spade at the canal site. Photo: PMO

PM Tarique inaugurates Ulashi canal re-excavation work

At the Prime Minister's Office in Dhaka with Panos Mytaros, Global CEO of Bata Group/ Courtesy

PM pledges support for Bata expansion, exports

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman meets officials from Bishwo Shahitto Kendro and ministers of education, primary and mass education and cultural affairs at his office in the Secretariat on 23 April 2026. Photo: Focus Bangla

PM orders steps to promote reading habit among students

File photo of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. Photo: Focus Bangla

Rehabilitation of Urdu-speaking Bangladeshis may be considered after detailed survey: PM

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IMF deal: Finance minister to consult PM over tough conditions

File photo of Water Resources Minister Md Shahiduddin Chowdhury Anee. Photo: Collected

PM to open re-excavation of Basia River in Sylhet on 2 May: Anee

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman chairs a meeting of the National Committee on Hajj Management at the Cabinet Room of the Prime Minister's Office in the Bangladesh Secretariat on 12 April 2026. Photo: PMO

PM to inaugurate Hajj flights tonight

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Bangladesh welcomes Japan-led energy initiative for Asia Pacific

Representational image. Photo: Collected

Bangladesh seeking to mobilise $2b from development partners to meet immediate energy needs, says PM

File photo of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. Photo: Courtesy

Govt starts implementing different welfare programmes for people: PM

File photo of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. Photo: Courtesy

PM calls for unity, tolerance to accelerate Bangladesh's development

Former French prime minister Lionel Jospin. Photo: Reuters

Lionel Jospin, former French prime minister defeated by the far right, dies at 88