Bangladesh PM-to-be and lawmakers sworn into parliament | Sheikh Hasina
Tarique Rahman Sworn In as Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Following 2024 Uprising
DHAKA, Bangladesh — Tarique Rahman was sworn in as the country’s prime minister on February 17, 2026, along with newly elected lawmakers. This marks the first time elected representatives have assumed office since a violent uprising in 2024 that left a significant impact on the nation’s political landscape.
The oath-taking ceremony took place amid heightened security measures, reflecting the ongoing tensions in the aftermath of the recent civil unrest. Rahman, the leader of the opposition party, has pledged to address the challenges facing the country and to work toward reconciling divisions that have intensified in recent years.
As the new government takes office, observers will be closely monitoring its approach to governance and stability in a nation grappling with complex social and economic issues.
