Mohammad Noyon

The Honourable Mohammad Noyon
মোহাম্মদ নয়ন
Public Administration Minister of Imruland Mohammad Noyon
Minister of Public Administration
Incumbent
Assumed office 12 March 2024
Prime Minister	Ishtiak Mahfuz Abdullah
Preceded by	Sheikh Mizan
4th Deputy Speaker of the Parliament of Imruland
In office 19 November 2022 – 7 December 2022
Speaker	Tanha Shafiq Bhuiyan
Preceded by	Firoz Ahmed
Succeeded by	Firoz Ahmed
In office 1 January 2023 – 24 May 2023
Speaker	Tanha Shafiq Bhuiyan Sharif Al Sadiq Firoz Ahmed
Preceded by	Firoz Ahmed
Succeeded by	Leone
Personal details
Born	March 18, 2003 (2003-03-18) Dinajpur, Bangladesh
Nationality	Bangladeshi Imrulian
Political party	Bangladesh Nationalist Party
Education	HSC
Alma mater	Bhabanipur Degree College

Mohammad Noyon, also known as Osanto Mon Noyon, is a Bangladeshi-Imrulian politician who is currently serving as the public administration minister of Imruland since 12 March 2024. Previously he served as the deputy speaker of the parliament of Imruland in several times.

Early life and education

Noyon was born on 18 March 2003 in Dinajpur, Bangladesh. He completed his high school education from the Maddhapara Granite Mine School in 2020 and college education from the Bhabanipur Degree College in 2022. He is currently completing his B.A.Honors in English from the Phulbari Government College. He is active in the politics of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) in Bangladesh.

Career in Imruland

Osanto Mon Noyon joined Imruland as a member of the Parliament of Imruland in 2022. During the 2022 Imruland political crisis, he was loyal to the government. He was appointed as the deputy speaker of the parliament of Imruland in 19 November 2022 during the crisis. On 7 December, he was appointed as the sports minister. He was re-appointed as deputy speaker during the presidency of Fokhrul Sazzad and served until 24 May 2023. He was again appointed to sports ministry on the day. He was appointed as the foreign minister in the cabinet of Prime Minister Ishtiak Mahfuz Abdullah on 27 January 2024 and transferred to the Ministry of Public Administration on 12 March.

See also

• Speaker of the Parliament of Imruland