Official List for Prime Minister Abduraheem El-Keib’s Transitional Executive Board
Prime Minister: Abduraheem El-Keib
Deputy Prime Minister: Mustafa AbuShagur
Minister of Religious Affairs: Hamza AbuFaris
Minister of Justice: Khalifa Ashour
Minister of Telecome: Anwar Fituri
Minister of Labor: Mustafa Rujbani
Minister of Health: Dr. Fatima Hamroush
Minister of Interior: Fawzi Abdela’ali
Minister of Energy: Awad Beroin
Minister of Trade and Commerce: Sharkasi
Minister of Education, Sulaiman Sayeh
Minister of Foreign Affiars: Ashour Ben Khayil *
Minister of Defense: Col. Osama Juwaili
Minister of Planning: Isa Tuwaijri
Minister of Social Affairs: Mabrouka Jibril
Minister of Oil: Ben Yizza
Minister of Finance: Hasan Zaglam
Minister of Agriculture: Abdul-Hamid Sulaiman BuFruja
Minister of Industry: Mahmoud Fetais
Minister of Scientific Research and Higher Education: Dr. Naeem Gheriany**
Minister of Investment: Ahmed Attiga
Minister of Culture and Civil Society: Abdul Rahman Habil
Minister of Electricity: Awadh Barasi
Minister of the Martyrs: Ashraf bin Ismail
Minister of Local Government: Mohammad Hadi Hashemi Harari
Minister of Housing: Ibrahim Alsagoatri
Minister of Transportation: Yousef Wahashi
Minister of Youth: Fathi Terbil
Minister of Construction: Ibrahim Eskutri
*earlier reported as Ibrahim Debbashi
** earlier report as Fathi Ragab Akkari
- رئيس الوزراء: د. عبدالرحيم الكيب.
- نائب رئيس الوزراء: د. مصطفى أبوشاقور.
- نائب رئيس الوزراء: عمر عبدالله عبدالكريم.
- وزير الخارجية: عاشور بن خيال.
- وزير الداخلية: فوزي عبدالعالي.
- وزير الدفاع: العقيد أسامة الجويلي.
- وزير المالية: حسن زقلام.
- وزير البحث العلمي والتعليم العالي: د. نعيم الغرياني.
- وزير الإقتصاد: الطاهر شركس.
- وزير العمل والتأهيل: مصطفى الرجباني.
- وزير الصحة: د. فاطمة الحمروش.
- وزير الصناعة: محمد محمود الفطيسي.
- وزير الثقافة والمجتمع المدني: عبدالرحمن هبيل.
- وزير الأوقاف والشؤون الدينية: حمزة أبوفارس.
- وزير التعليم: د. سليمان الساحلي.
- وزارة العدل: علي حميدة عاشور.
- وزارة الحكم المحلي: محمد الهادي الهاشمي الحراري.
- وزارة الإسكان والمرافق: إبراهيم السقوطري.
- وزارة المواصلات: يوسف الوحيشي.
- وزير الشباب والرياضة: فتحي تربل.
- وزارة الشؤون الإجتماعية: مبروكة الشريف جبريل.
- وزارة التخطيط: عيسى التويجري.
- وزارة الزراعة: سليمان عبد الحميد بوفروجة.
- وزارة الكهرباء: د. عوض البرعصي.
- وزارة الإتصالات: د. أنور الفيتوري.
Days go by without any picture of Senussi in captivity! It’s looking more and more like a hoax.
Why do senior members of the Government they still tell these lies and spread these rumours? Are they Gaddafi Loyalists still making trouble?
It’s 100% confirmed, he has been caught…
take my word for it.
Just finding a way to bring him to Tripoli safely to face justice.
Not a single picture in 2-3 days, it’s obvious that the “capture ” of Senussi was a hoax.
Someone made this comment:
” Or was it again a nice fairy tale from the NTC just before publish the ministries?”
So that’s it, the hoax was made so that people would be falsely happy and not criticize the selection of this executive board.
The two pieces of news are directly connected.
I don’t know about the hoaxes, but with all that have occurred, you’d have to be a da-mned fool to put your weapon down in that environment.
But check it out for consideration…..
“Islamic banking (or participant banking) (Arabic: المصرفية الإسلامية) is banking or banking activity that is consistent with the principles of Islamic law (Sharia) and its practical application through the development of Islamic economics. Sharia prohibits the fixed or floating payment or acceptance of specific interest or fees (known as Riba or usury) for loans of money. Investing in businesses that provide goods or services considered contrary to Islamic principles is also Haraam (forbidden). While these principles may have been applied to historical Islamic economies, it is only in the late 20th century that a number of Islamic banks were formed to apply these principles to private or semi-private commercial institutions within the Muslim community.”
If Libya is doing business with Qatar, and they are swimming neck deep in usurious entwinement with Goldman Sachs, doesn’t that violate the basic principles or tenets of Sharia……Hmmmmmmmm……..
If everyone wants the oil, and you have it…………..Then you’re in the drivers seat…..No matter how much money you currently have in your pocket, aint it about time to start acting like it…….Just Sayin!!!!!!!!!
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who are these people, I’d bet my eyeteeth that at least 10 of them are sheiks from Sirte………And how many Tuareg……HmmmmmmWhere’s the transparency, the leadership that would inspire trust throughout the community………….
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حكومة ادوايح الى من امريكا والى من ايرلندا والى مش عارفين وين كاعدين و وين صنعوا اما صحيح الثورة يحلم بها الفلاسفة ويقوم بها الاغبياء ويجنى ثمارها الدوايح والانتهازيون. مبروك عليكم الوزرات يا كيب و يا حمروش من قلة الدكاترة فى ليبيا الى كانوا فى المستشفيات الميدانية جايبين وحدة امبحبرافى ايرلندا
I wish them all the best insha-Allah and hopefully they get moving towards elections and institute law and order quickly. They also need to be fully transparent in order to gain the confidence of the people and have a full respect for human rights. It will take a while to build solid institutions so they need to move fast.
I wish them well, too. And I hope they can get on with the job without too much outside interference. After a brutal war (how many have PTSD?), a lot of healing has to happen. And a lot of rebuilding; Libyans are eager to get on with it. I think the cost of freedom has been such that they will not tolerate anything less than what they expected or died for. Just look at Egypt, and they did not fight a 7 month war.
What happened to Tarhouni? Al Jazeera reported he was going to stay on as finance minister.
When wil they admit that the “capture of Senussi” was a lie?
I wish them the best for the sake of our Libya.
Two women out of 25 positions? Yup. It’s a new Libya. Yay!!!
So which woman should be Defence Minister or Minister of Oil? Give them a chance. In a society where women did not play a major role, there are not many who have the knowledge and training. Democracy does not happen over night, and it was also important to include people from as many different regions as possible. This is not permanent, either. It is a start.
After more then two hundred years of democracy, this was the situation in the US.
“Prior to 2001, numerically speaking, the most common way for a woman to ascend to the U.S. Senate was to have been appointed there following the death or resignation of a husband or father who previously held the seat. An example is Muriel Humphrey (D-MN), the widow of former senator and Vice President Hubert Humphrey; she was appointed to fill his seat until a special election was held (in which she did not run). However, with the election of three women in 2000, the balance shifted: More women have now entered service as a senator by winning their seats outright than by being appointed to the body.”
THREE WOMEN IN 2000 after more than 200 years of democracy. Yay !!!!!
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