Prime Minister's Office

The biggest issue facing the Prime Minister's Office currently is the challenge of balancing economic stabilization and reform with the need to maintain public trust and demonstrate a departure from the governance practices of the previous regime.

established_year set to 1972 (formal parliamentary PMO, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, 12 January 1972) rather than the 1970 date on Wikipedia (which refers to the pre-independence East Pakistan office) or the 27 August 1970 Wikipedia date which predates Bangladesh's existence. The PMO was formally constituted under the 1972 Constitution's Westminster-model framework. annual_budget_bdt omitted: Bangladesh Ministry of Finance PMO budget PDF timed out; figure is not independently verifiable from search results without the source document -- per data integrity rules, no figure is preferable to an unverified estimate. staff_count not publicly reported in accessible sources. BNP seat count: BNP alone 209 seats; BNP-led alliance 212 seats of 299 declared (source: Election Commission Senior Secretary via BSS, and Al Jazeera). Attached agencies under PMO per Wikipedia: Cabinet Division, Armed Forces Division, BEZA, BEPZA, BIDA, PPPA, NSI, SSF, NGO Affairs Bureau, GIU, SRCC, PEPZ, Ashrayan Project, A2I Programme. Principal Secretary: ABM Abdus Sattar; Press Secretary: Abu Abdullah M. Saleh; Defence Adviser: Brig Gen (retd) AKM Shamsul Islam. Rules of Business first gazetted 1975 (under Ziaur Rahman military government), comprehensively revised and retitled as Rules of Business 1996 under Cabinet Division.