Advancing pharmacy. Strengthening healthcare.
SBP brings pharmacists, educators, researchers, industry professionals and future pharmacists together to strengthen professional practice, education, medicine safety and public health in Bangladesh.

A professional platform built around pharmacy, patients and progress.
SBP works to support professional dignity, stronger pharmacy education and practice, responsible medicines use, patient safety, research, collaboration and meaningful participation of pharmacists across the health system.
Professional affairs
Advocacy on pharmacy practice, workforce development, professional standards and lawful professional recognition.
Education & research
Support for stronger curricula, professional development, research, training and transition into practice.
Medicine safety
Promoting safer use of medicines, rational prescribing and dispensing, antimicrobial stewardship and patient-centred pharmacy services.
National network
Building university and professional networks under transparent central governance and institutional rules.
Establishment Central Committee
Approved 4 October 2026 to guide SBP's organisational and administrative work under its objectives and governance framework.
Mohammad Zakaria Hossain
President, Society of Bangladeshi Pharmacists (SBP)
Syed Morsalin Ali
General Secretary, Society of Bangladeshi Pharmacists (SBP)
University Units
USTC, PUST, Rajshahi University and City University are among the confirmed unit structures published by SBP.
World Pharmacists Day 2026
SBP held a Rally and Discussion Forum on Friday, 25 September 2026 at Abdus Salam Hall, National Press Club, Dhaka, highlighting patient safety, rational medicine use, antimicrobial resistance and the contribution of pharmacists to healthcare.
25 September 2026
Venue: Abdus Salam Hall, National Press Club, Dhaka
Time: 3:00 PM
Focus: safer medicines, professional practice, graduate pharmacists and a stronger health system.

Build the profession with SBP.
Membership, university engagement, professional collaboration and public-health initiatives are developed through SBP's central governance and approved programmes.