Mujawar Cabinet

Mujawar Cabinet
7th Cabinet of Yemen
Date formed	6 April 2007 (2007-04-06)
Date dissolved	20 March 2011 (2011-03-20)
People and organisations
President	Ali Abdullah Saleh
Prime Minister	Ali Muhammad Mujawar
Deputy Prime Ministers	Rashad al-Alimi Abdulkarim Al-Arhabi
Member party	General People's Congress
Status in legislature	Supermajority 241 / 301 (80%)
Opposition parties	Al-Islah   Yemeni Socialist Party   NUPO   Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party
History
Legislature term	3rd Legislature
Predecessor	Second Bajamal Cabinet
Successor	Basindawa Cabinet

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The Mujawar Cabinet, led by Yemeni prime minister Ali Mohammed Mujawar took the constitutional oath before president Ali Abdullah Saleh on 7 April 2007.^[1] The cabinet was made up of 33 ministers.^[2]

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Politics of Yemen
Member State of the Arab League
Constitution Legal system Human rights LGBT rights
Executive Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) Chairman: Rashad al-Alimi Deputy Chairmen: Tareq Saleh Sultan Ali al-Arada Aidarus al-Zoubaidi Abdullah al-Alimi Bawazeer Prime Minister: Ahmad Awad bin Mubarak Supreme Political Council (SPC) Chairman: Mahdi al-Mashat Deputy Chairmen: Sadeq Rass Prime Minister: Ahmed al-Rahawi ● Cabinet of Yemen
Legislature House of Representatives Speaker: Sultan al-Barakani (GPC)
Administrative divisions Governorates Districts
Elections • 2012 president (next president) • 2003 parliament (next parliament) Political parties
Foreign relations Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Hisham Sharaf Diplomatic missions of / in Yemen Passport Visa requirements Visa policy
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Unitary Government Presidency Cabinets (Attas 1990, Abdulghani 1994, Bin Ghanem 1997, Iryani 1998, Bajamal I, Bajamal II, Mujawar 2007) General People's Congress (GPC) Yemeni unification Yemeni civil war (1994) Hanish Islands conflict Yemeni crisis (2011–present) Yemeni revolution Yemeni civil war (2014–present) Saudi-led intervention in the Yemeni civil war Presidential campaigns 1999 2006 Constitutional referendums 1991 2001 Related Ahmed Saleh
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← Government → ( 6 April 2007 – 20 March 2011)
Office	Portrait	Name	Took office	Left office	Alliance/party
Prime Minister		Ali Mohammed Mujawar
Deputy Prime Minister		Rashad Mohammed al-Alimi			GPC
Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs		Abdul-Karim Ismail al-Arhabi			GPC
Minister of Foreign Affairs		Abu Bakr al-Qirbi			GPC
Minister of Defense		Mohammed Nasser Ahmed			GPC
Minister of Interior		Rashad Mohammed al-Alimi ( 7 April 2007 - 9 May 2008) Mutaher al-Masri ( 9 May 2008 - 7 December 2011)			GPC
Minister of Finance		Noaman al-Suhaibi
Minister of Information		Hassan Ahmed al-Lawzi			GPC
Minister of Electricity and Energy		Mustafa Yahya Buhran
Minister of Youth and Sport		Hamoud Mohammed Ubad			GPC
Minister of Civil Service and Insurance		Hamoud Khalid al-Soufi			GPC
Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs and the Shura Council		Adnan Umar al-Jafri
Minister of Health		Abdul-Karim Rase
Minister of Justice		Ghazi Shaif al-Aghbari
Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research		Saleh Ali Ba Surrah
Minister of Public Works and Highways		Umar Abdullah al-Kurshumi
Minister of Social Affairs and Labour		Amat al-Razzaq Ali Hamad
Minister of Tourism		Nabil Hasan al-Faqih			GPC
Minister of Oil and Minerals		Khalid Mahfoud Bahah			GPC
Minister of Religious Endowments and Guidance		Hamoud abdul-Hamid al-Hitar
Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation		Mansour Ahmed al-Hawshabi
Minister of Technical Education and Vocational		Ibrahim Umar Hajri
Minister of Culture		Mohammed Abu Bakr al-Maflahi
Minister of Transport		Khalid Ibrahim al-Wazir
Minister of Human Rights		Huda Abdul-Latif al-Ban
Minister of State and Mayor of Sana'a		Yahya Mohammed al-Shaibi			GPC
Minister of Legal Affairs		Rashad Ahmed al-Rassas			GPC
Minister of Local Administration		Abdul-Qadir Ali Hilal			GPC
Minister of Fisheries Wealth		Mahmoud Ibrahim al-Saghiri
Minister of Planning and International Cooperation		Abdul-Karim Ismail al-Arhabi			GPC
Minister of Telecommunications & Information Technology		Kamal Hussein al-Jabri
Minister of Industry and Trade		Yahya al-Mutawakel
Minister of Water and Environment		Abdul-Rahman Fadhl al-Iryani
Minister of Education		Abdul-Salam Mohammed al-Jawfi			GPC
Minister of Expatriates Affairs		Saleh Hasan Sumai			GPC

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