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Ministry of Textiles and Jute

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Government ministry of Bangladesh

Ministry of Textiles and Jute
Ministry overview
বস্ত্র ও পাট মন্ত্রণালয়
Government Seal of Bangladesh
Formed	1971; 54 years ago (1971)
Jurisdiction	Government of Bangladesh
Headquarters	Bangladesh Secretariat,Dhaka
Annual budget	৳578crore (US$48 million) (2024-2025)
Adviser responsible	Sheikh Bashir Uddin,Adviser
Ministry executive	Md. Abdur Rouf,Secretary
Child agencies	Bangladesh Handloom Board Bangladesh Jute Mills Corporation Bangladesh Textile Mills Corporation Bangladesh Sericulture Board Bangladesh Sericulture Research and Training Institute Jute Diversification Promotion Center Bangladesh Jute Corporation
Website	motj.gov.bd

Ministry of Textiles and Jute (Bengali:বস্ত্র ও পাট মন্ত্রণালয়,Pronounce:Bostro ō pāṭ Montronaloy) isBangladesh's governmental parent agency for the country'sDepartment of Textiles andDirectorate General of Jute, together which are responsible for the promotion, development and regulation of itstextile industry andjute sector.^[1]

Prime Minister:TBD
Government Agencies Cabinet Secretariat	President (Bangabhaban) Chief Adviser (Chief Adviser's Office −Armed Forces Division −Cabinet Division) Public Administration (Local Government −Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs) Defence (Liberation War Affairs) Foreign Affairs (Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas Employment) Commerce (Industries -Textiles and Jute) Communications (Information) Finance (Planning) Land (Housing and Public Works) Science and Technology Transport: (Road and Bridges −Railways −Shipping −Civil Aviation) Agriculture (Food −Fisheries and Livestock) Energy Environment, Forest and Climate Change (Water Resources -Disaster Management and Relief) Education (Primary and Mass Education) Culture (Tourism -Sports) Health and Family Welfare Home Affairs Justice Labour and Employment (Social Welfare) Religious Affairs Women and Children Affairs
List of Cabinets	Mujib I (1971–72) Mujib II (1972–73) Mujib III (1973–75) Mujib IV (1975) Mostaq (1975) Sayem (1975–78) Zia (1978–81) Sattar (1981–82) Ershad (1986–90) Shahabuddin (1990–91) Khaleda I (1991–96) Habibur (1996) Hasina I (1996–2001) Latif (2001) Khaleda II (2001–06) Iajuddin (2006–07) Fakhruddin (2007–09) Hasina II (2009–14) Hasina III (2014–19) Hasina IV (2019–24) Hasina V (2024) Yunus (2024-)

Speaker: Vacant
Parliament	Jatiya Sangsad Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban Sangsad Television Constituencies Elections Committees Secretariat Library
Leaders	Speaker Deputy Speaker Leader of the House Deputy Leader of the House Leader of the Opposition Chief Whips

Ordinary courts

Specialized Courts & Tribunals

Constitutional Court	None
Administrative Court	Administrative Tribunals
Finance Court	Money Loan Courts Insolvency Courts Income Tax Appellate Tribunals Special Tribunal for Share Market Scam
Labour Court	Labour Courts
Court of Justice	Family court Women and Child Repression Crime Prevention Tribunal International Crimes Tribunal
Social Court	Druto Bichar Tribunal Bangladesh Cyber Tribunal

Authority control databases
International	VIAF
National	United States

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