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 Re: إعلان تشكيل حكومة الوفاق الليبية الجديدة (Re: شاع الدين محمد مخاوي)
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Tunis, 19 January 2016:
The Presidency Council headed by Prime-minister designate has announced the names of members of the government of national unity. The ministers are (in the order announced by Council): the
Defence: Al-Mahdi Ibrahim Al-Barghathi
Justice: Abdulsalam Mohamed Al-Junaidi
Interior: Aref Saleh Al-Khojja
Foreign Affairs: Marwan Ali Abu Sraiweil
Finance: Al-Taher Mohamed Sarkaz
Local Government: Bidad Gansou Massoud
Health: Mohammad Sulaiman Buzgaiya
Education: Khair Milad Abubakr
Higher Education and Research: Mahmoud Jumaa Al-Ojili
Economy: Abdulmutalib Ahmad Bufarwa
Planning: Khaled Muftah Abdulgader
International Cooperation: Mahmoud Faraj Al-Mahjoub
Communications: Atef Miloud Al-Bahri
Transportation: Hisham Abdullah Abushkaiwat
Industry: Faraj Al-Taher Senussi
Oil: Khalifa Rajab Abdulsadiq
Electricity: Usama Saad Hamad
Agriculture: Adel Mohammad Sultan
Labour: Fadi Mansour Al-Shafi
Training and Vocational Training: Mukhtar Abdullah Ojwaili
Social Affairs: Ahmad Khalifa Braidan
Water Resources: Usama Mohamed Abdulhadi
Housing and Utilities: Ali Kosouairdi
Youth and Sports: Nureddine Ahmad Al-Traiki
Culture: Asma Mustafa Al-Usta
Awqaf and Islamic Affairs: Mohamed Ahmad Alwalid
Aviation and Air Transport: Said Ahmad Aldabeeb
National Reconciliation: Yousef Abubakr Jalala
Information: Khaled Abdulhameed Najem
Arab and African Affairs: Naser Salem Emhemed
Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs: Said Ahmad Al-Marghani
Minister of State for Human Rights and Refugees: Saleh Al-Ghazal Al-Junab
The declaration, announced early this morning, was signed by seven of the nine-member Presidency Council. Ali Gatrani (deputy prime minster-designate) and Omar Al-Aswad (Presidency Council minister) had earlier suspended their membership of the council. They did so in support for General Khalifa Hafter, demanding that the Libyan Political Agreement clause that the Presidency Council take over as supreme commander of the armed forces be dropped and, reportedly in opposition to the appointment of Al-Mahdi Ibrahim Al-Barghathi as defence minister.
The names were selected in collaboration with members of the House of Representatives negotiating on behalf of their towns and areas, not on the basis of competence for the job. This was done to try an ensure that the HoR now votes for the package. It has to do so within ten days, by 29 January.
As a result of thise process, only only one minister is a woman, Asma Mustafa Al-Usta at the culture ministry, and she is said to have been one of the few decided on by Serraj himself.
There is, significantly, no ministry for revolutionaries’ and martyrs’ affairs, including dealing with the wounded. Its absence is seen as an indication that the unity government government wants to move on.
The deputy ministers will be chosen, again largely on the basis of where they come from will be selected in the next few days. There will two for each ministry, meaning that the government including the nine members of the Presidency Council will contain 105 ministers.
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شاع الدين محمد مخاوي
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست