Caid Essebsi Cabinet

Beji Caid Essebsi Cabinet

cabinet of Tunisia
Incumbent
Date formed 27 February 2011 (2011-02-27)
Date dissolved 24 December 2011 (2011-12-24)
People and organisations
Head of government Beji Caid Essebsi
Head of state Fouad Mebazaa (acting)
Moncef Marzouki
Total number of ministers 23
Member parties –
Status in legislature Transitional government
History
Election(s) –
Predecessor Second cabinet of Mohamed Ghannouchi (January – February 2011)
Successor Jebali Cabinet
Tunisia
This article is part of a series on the
politics and government of
Tunisia
Foreign relations
Office Name Tenure
Prime Minister Beji Caid Essebsi 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Justice Lazhar Karoui Chebbi 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Defence Abdelkrim Zbidi 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Interior Farhat Rajhi 27 February – 28 March 2011
Habib Essid 28 March – 24 December 2011
Minister of Foreign Affairs Mouldi Kefi 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Social Affairs Mohamed Ennaceur 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Finance Jalloul Ayed 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Religious Affairs Laroussi Mizouri 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Education Taïeb Baccouche 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Culture Azedine Beschaouch 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Ahmed Brahim 27 February – 27 March 2011
Refâat Chaâbouni 27 March – 24 December 2011
Minister of Health Habiba Zéhi Ben Romdhane 27 February – 1 July 2011
Slaheddine Sellami 1 July – 24 December 2011
Minister of Commerce and Tourism Mehdi Houas 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Agriculture and Environment Mokhtar Jallali 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Women affairs Lilia Labidi 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Transport and Equipment Yassine Brahim 27 February – 17 June 2011
Transport: Salem Miladi
Equipment: Mohamed Ridha Farès		 1 July – 24 December 2011
Minister of Employment and Vocational Training Saïd Aïdi 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Youth and Sports Mohamed Aloulou 27 February – 1 July 2011
Slim Chaker 1 July – 24 December 2011
Minister of Planning and International Cooperation Abdelhamid Triki 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Industry and Technology Abdelaziz Rassâa 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of State Affairs Ahmed Adhoum 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister of Regional and Local Development Abderrazak Zouari 27 February – 24 December 2011
Minister to the head of government Rafâa Ben Achour 27 February – 24 December 2011

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