Muhammad Ali Bogra was
born in East Bengal. He studied at the Calcutta University
and in 1937 he was elected to the Bengal legislative
assembly. In 1943, Bogra became parliamentary secretary
to Khawaja Nazimuddin, the then Chief Minister of Bengal.
Later in 1946, he became Finance and Health Minister
of the province.
After the establishment
of Pakistan, he was appointed Ambassador to Burma in
1948, High Commissioner to Canada in 1949 and Ambassador
to USA in 1952.
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Muhammad Ali Bogra
was appointed Prime Minister in April 1953 by
Ghulam Muhammad. After the dissolution of the
Constituent Assembly in 1954 by the governor-general,
Bogra was again invited to form a new cabinet
call "ministry of all talents."
Muhammad Ali Bogra
was replaced by Chaudhary Muhammad Ali in August
1955 after the second constituent Assembly was
elected. Muhammad Ali again resumed his assignment
as ambassador in the USA.
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