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Rehan Asif Asad
Adviser to the Prime Minister

Rehan Asif Asad

With the rank of a state minister · Not an MP

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Rehan Asif Asad is Adviser to Prime Minister Tarique Rahman with the rank of a State Minister; since 24 February 2026 he has been responsible for the Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology and the Ministry of Science and Technology. An engineer and technology professional, Rehan is not a member of parliament.

He was born in Kella Baruipara village, Godagari upazila, Rajshahi district. He obtained a bachelor's degree in telecom and electrical engineering from RMIT and a master's degree in management and engineering from the MIT Sloan School of Management in the United States.

He is the son of Dr M. Asaduzzaman, the late chairman and former executive director of the Barind Multipurpose Development Authority. The late Barrister Aminul Haque, a former Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, was his paternal uncle; another paternal uncle, Enamul Haque, was a former Inspector General of the Bangladesh Police. The posts and telecommunications sector, whose ministry his uncle once headed as minister, is now in his charge.

Translated from Bangla. Read the original

Sources: Wikipedia (Bangla); the list of responsibilities is the Cabinet Division’s. Checked up to 16 September 2026. If you see a mistake, let us know.

RankWith the rank of a state minister
ProfessionEngineer
EducationRMIT (bachelor's in Telecom and Electrical Engineering)MIT Sloan School of Management, USA (master's in Management and Engineering)
BirthplaceKella Baruipara, Godagari, Rajshahi

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