Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn introduces new cabinet ministers
Tigrai Online, Ethiopian News, Nov. 1, 2016
Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn introduced his newly formed cabinet approved by the Ethiopian House of People's Representatives.
The cabinet reshuffling came after Ethiopia was rocked by illegal demonstrations, lawlessness, and public unrest orchestrated by Egypt and Eritrea. The rampant corruption, nepotism, and lack of good governance also contributed to the anti Ethiopia and anti peace forces to misuse the legitimate question of the people.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn introduces his newly formed cabinet to be approved by the Ethiopian House of People's Representatives.
Ministers from the previous government
- Deputy Prime Minister Demeke Mekonnen
- Siraj Fegessa – Minister of Defense
- Kassa Tekleberhan – Minister of Federal Affairs and Pastoral Area Development
- Debretsion Gebremichael (PhD) – Minister of Communication and Information Technology
- Ahmed Abitew – Minister of Industry
- Getachew Ambaye – Attorney General
- Abdulfetah Abdulah – Minister of Labor and Social Affairs
- Yinager Dessie (PhD) – Commissioner of National Planning Commission
- Asmelash Woldesilasie – Chief Government Whip
New Cabinet Ministers and their posts
- Workneh Gebeyehu (PhD) – Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Tagese Chafo – Minister of Public Service and Human Resource Development
- Abreham Tekeste (PhD) – Minister of Finance and Economic Cooperation
- Bekele Bulado (PhD) Minister of Trade
- Fekadu Beyene (Prof.) Minister of Livestock and Fishery
- Eyasu Abrha (PhD) – Minister of Farming and Natural resources
- Getahun Mekuria (D.Eng.) – Minister of Science and Technology
- Ahmed Shide- Minister of Transport
- Ambachew Mekonnen (PhD) – Minister of Urban Development and Housing
- Aisha Mohammed (Eng.) – Minister of Construction
- Sileshi Bekele (D.Eng.) – Minister of Water, Irrigation and Electricity
- Motuma Mekassa – Minister of Mines Petroleum and Natural Resources
- Gemedo Dale (PhD) – Minister of Environmental, Forest and Climate Change
- Shiferaw Tekelemariam (PhD) – Minister of Education
- Yifru Berhane (Prof.) – Minister of Health 16. Girma Amente (PhD) – Minister of Public Enterprise
- Hirut Woldemariam (PhD) – Minister of Culture and Tourism
- Demitu Hambissa – Minister of Women’s and Children’s Affairs
- Ristu Yirdaw – Minister of Youth and Sports
- Kebede Chane – Director General of the Ethiopian Revenues and Customs Authority
- Negeri Lencho (PhD) – Head of Government Communication Affairs Office
The newly appointed cabinet ministers were introduced by Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn today
Shiferaw Shigute – Coordinator of the Center for the Coordination of the Building of Democratic System Affairs at the Office of the Prime Minister
Abdulaziz Ahmed – Political Parties and Civil Societies Affairs Coordinator at the Center for the Coordination of the Building of Democratic System
Tefera Deribew – Rural Sector Coordinator at the Center for the Coordination of the Building of Democratic System
Fetlework Gebregziabher – Urban Sector Coordinator at the Center for the Coordination of the Building of Democratic System
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