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Fouad Siniora Cabinet
Formed July 19, 2005 |
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Fouad Siniora, Prime Minister (Sunnite) |
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Elias Murr: Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of
Defense (Orthodox) |
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Hassan Sabaa: Interior (Sunnite) |
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Marwan Hamadeh: Telecommunication (Druze) |
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Michel Pharoan: Minister of State for
Parliamentary Affairs (Catholic) |
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Ghazi Aridi: Information (Druze) |
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Tareq Mitri: Environment and Administrative
Development (Orthodox) |
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Nayla Moawad: Social Affairs (Maronite) |
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Jean Hogasapian: Minister of State for
Administrative Development (Armenian Orthodox) |
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Mohammad Safadi: Public Works and Transport (
Sunnite) |
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Mohammad Fneish: Energy and Water (Shiite) |
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Fawzi Salloukh: Foreign Affairs and Emigrants
(Shiite) |
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Nihmeh Tohmeh: Dispalced (Catholic) |
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Mohammad Khalifeh: Public Health (Shiite) |
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Charles Rizk: Justice (Maronite) |
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Ahmad Fatfat: Youth and Sport (Sunnite) |
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Khaled Qabbani: Education and Higher Studies
(Sunnite) |
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Pierre Gemayel: Industry (Maronite) |
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Trad Hamadeh: Labour (Shiite) |
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Joseph Sarkis: Tourism (Maronite) |
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Sami Haddad: Economy and Trade (Evangelical,
Minorities) |
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Talal Sahili; Agriculture (Shiite) |
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Yaqoub Sarraf: Envirronment (Greek Orthodox) |
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Jihad Azaour: Finance (Maronite) |
