First Cabinet of Fouad Siniora

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This is the list of the Lebanese government that was formed by Fouad Siniora on 19 July 2005 after the general elections of 2005, who was appointed by then president Émile Lahoud. All the main political blocs were included in it except for the Free Patriotic Movement-led bloc headed by General Michel Aoun. Hezbollah were firstly represented in this cabinet.[1]

The legality of the government was questioned when five Shia members left in November 2006.[citation needed] The reason for their resignation was Siniora's eagerness to sign the UN draft plan for the foundation of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, which would search the assassination of Rafik Hariri, who was killed on 14 February 2005.[2]

On 24 November 2007, the government became an interim one following the end of the president's mandate. A new government shall be formed following the election of a new president.[citation needed]

Composition

Lebanese government of July 2005
Portfolio Minister Political affiliation Religious Sect
President Emile Lahoud's Share (4/24)
Deputy Prime Minister
and Defence
Elias Murr   Independent Greek Orthodox
Minister of Environment Yacoub Sarraf   Independent Greek Orthodox
Minister of Culture Tarek Mitri   Independent Greek Orthodox
Minister of Justice Charles Rizk   Independent Maronite
March 14 Alliance (15/24)
Prime Minister Fouad Siniora   Future Movement Sunni
Minister of Youth and Sports Ahmad Fatfat   Future Movement Sunni
Minister of Public Works Mohammad Safadi   Future Movement Sunni
Minister of Interior Hassan Sabeh   Future Movement Sunni
Minister of Education Khaled Kabbani   Future Movement Sunni
State Minister Michel Pharaon   Future Movement Greek Catholic
State Minister Jean Ogassapian   Future Movement Armenian Catholic
Minister of Economy and Trade Sami Haddad   Future Movement Protestant
Minister of Displaced Nehmeh Tohme   Progressive Socialist Party Greek Catholic
Minister of Information Ghazi Aridi   Progressive Socialist Party Druze
Minister of Telecommunications Marwan Hamadeh   Progressive Socialist Party Druze
Minister of Social Affairs Nayla Moawad   Independence Movement Maronite
Minister of Industry Pierre Amine Gemayel   Kataeb Party Maronite
Minister of Tourism Joseph Sarkis   Lebanese Forces Maronite
Minister of Finance Jihad Azour   Independent Maronite
March 8 Alliance (5/24)
Minister of Health Mohammad Khalifeh   Amal Movement Shia
Minister of Agriculture Talah Sahili   Amal Movement Shia
Minister of Labour Trad Hamadeh   Hezbollah Shia
Minister of Energy and Water Muhammad Fneish   Hezbollah Shia
Minister of Foreign Affairs Fawzi Salloukh   Independent Shia

Notes

References

  1. ^ Knudsen, Are (2007). "The Law, the Loss and the Lives of Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon" (PDF). CMI. 1. Retrieved 20 March 2013.
  2. ^ Khashan, Hilal (Winter 2011). "Saad Hariri's Moment of Truth". Middle East Quarterly. XVIII (1): 65–71. Retrieved 11 March 2013.
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Charles Debbas
Habib Pacha Saad
Administrative Council
Émile Eddé
Khayreddin Ahdab I  • Khayreddin Ahdab II  • Khayreddin Ahdab III  • Khayreddin Ahdab IV  • Khayreddin Ahdab V  • Khaled Chehab I  • Abdallah Yafi I  • Abdallah Yafi II
Alfred Naqqache
Ahmad Daouk I  • Sami Solh I
Ayoub Tabet
Ayoub Tabet
Bechara Khoury
Riad Solh I  • Riad Solh II  • Abdul Hamid Karami  • Sami Solh II  • Saadi Munla  • Riad Solh III  • Riad Solh IV  • Riad Solh V  • Riad Solh VI  • Hussein Oweini I  • Abdallah Yafi III  • Sami Solh III  • Nazem Akkari  • Saeb Salam I  • Fuad Chehab Military
Camille Chamoun
Khaled Chehab II  • Saeb Salam II  • Abdallah Yafi IV  • Abdallah Yafi V  • Sami Solh IV  • Sami Solh V  • Rashid Karami I  • Abdallah Yafi VI  • Abdallah Yafi VII  • Sami Solh VI  • Sami Solh VII  • Sami Solh VIII
Fuad Chehab
Rashid Karami II  • Rashid Karami III  • Ahmad Daouk II  • Saeb Salam III  • Saeb Salam IV  • Rashid Karami IV  • Hussein Oweini II
Charles Helou
Hussein Oweini III  • Hussein Oweini IV  • Rashid Karami V  • Abdallah Yafi VIII  • Rashid Karami VI  • Abdallah Yafi IX  • Abdallah Yafi X  • Abdallah Yafi XI  • Rashid Karami VII  • Rashid Karami VIII
Suleiman Frangieh
Saeb Salam V  • Saeb Salam VI  • Amin Hafez  • Takieddin Solh  • Rachid Solh I  • Nureddin Rifai  • Rashid Karami IX
Élias Sarkis
Selim Hoss I  • Selim Hoss II  • Shafik Wazzan I
Amine Gemayel
Shafik Wazzan II  • Rashid Karami X  • Michel Aoun Military
Elias Hrawi
Selim Hoss III  • Omar Karami I  • Rachid Solh II  • Rafic Hariri I  • Rafic Hariri II  • Rafic Hariri III
Émile Lahoud
Selim Hoss IV  • Rafic Hariri IV  • Rafic Hariri V  • Omar Karami II  • Najib Mikati I  • Fouad Siniora I  • Fouad Siniora II
Michel Suleiman
Michel Aoun