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New government list

    NAIROBI

    President Ange-Felix Patasse signed a decree naming the members of his new government. Following is the list of cabinet members:

    1.Prime-Minister, and Economy, Finance, Planning and International Cooperation Minister: Anicet-Georges Dologuele
    2.Transport and Civil Aviation Minister: Desire Pendemou
    3.Foreign Affairs and Francophonie Minister: Marcel Metefara
    4.Defence Minister: Jean-Jacques Demafouth
    5.Interior Minister: Colonel Maurice Regonessa
    6.Justice Minister: Denis Wangao-Kizimale
    7.Communication Minister: Albert Francis Wakanga
    8.Agriculture and Livestock Minister: Daniel Emery Dede
    9.Promotion of Civic Culture Minister: Agba Otikpo Mezode
    10.Mines and Energy Minister: Andre Latou
    11.Culture Minister: Marie-Josephe songomali Toungouvara
    12.Urbanisation, Habitat and Public Buildings Minister: Armand Sama
    13.Higher Education and Scientific Research Minister: Thimoleon Mbaikoa
    14.Commerce, Industry and Private Sector Minister: Jean-Baptiste Koyassambia
    15.Environment, Forestry and Fisheries Minister: Jean-Baptiste Nouganga
    16.Youth and Sports Minister: Bernard Yoro
    17.Health and Population Minister: Richard Lakoe
    18.Employment and Civil Service Minister: Godefroy Mokamanede
    19.Post, Telecommunications and New Technologies Minister: Jean Bruno Vickos
    20.Territorial Administration and Equipment Minister: Aristide Sokambi
    21.Tourism Minister: Constance Nathalie Gounebana
    22.Education Minister: Eloi Anguimate
    23.Family and Social Affairs Minister: Rachel Dea Nambona
    24.Presidential Affairs Minister: Michel Gbezera-Bria
    25.Minister with special responsibility for finance and the budget: Theodore Dabanga
    26.Minister with special responsibility for the economy, planning and international cooperation: Jacob Mbaitadjim
    27.Minister with special responsibility for relations with the Arab world: Bello Mamadou

    This article was produced by IRIN News while it was part of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. Please send queries on copyright or liability to the UN. For more information: https://shop.un.org/rights-permissions

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