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Ahmad Sadegh-Bonab (Persian: احمد صادق‌بناب) is an Iranian politician.^[1] He was for a short time the acting Minister of Roads and Transportation after Ahmad Khorram, the former Minister was impeached by the Majlis on 3 October 2004.

Before the post of the supervisor of the ministry, Sadegh-Bonab has been a Vice Minister of Roads and Transportation and the Iranian Ambassador to Ukraine.

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