The Ministers of Sudan's first national unity Government (Sept 20, 2005)
President: Omar al-Beshir (NCP)
First Vice President: Salva Kiir (SPLM)
Second Vice President: Ali Osman Taha (NCP)
Assistant to the President: Nafie Ali Nafie (NCP)
Minister of Foreign Affairs: Lam Akol (SPLM)
Minister of Interior: Zubeir Beshir Taha (NCP)
Minister of Energy and Mining: Awad Ahmed al-Jaz (NCP)
Minister of Defence: Abdel Rahim Mohammed Hussein (NCP)
Minister of Justice: Mohammed Ali al-Mardi (NCP)
Minister of Finance: Zubeir Mohammed Hassan (NCP)
Minister of Information: Zahawi Ibrahim Malek (Umma faction - northern opposition)
Minister of Foreign Trade: George Boreng Niyami (SPLM)
Minister of Agriculture and Forestry: Mohammed al-Amin Issa Kabashi (NCP)
Minister of Industry: Jalal al-Dugair (DUP dissident - northern opposition)
Minister of Investment: Malek Agar Ayar (SPLM)
Minister of International Cooperation: Al-Tigani Saleh Fedail (NCP)
Minister of Federal Government: Abdel Basit Saleh Sabdarat (NCP)
Minister of the Presidency: Bakri Hassan Saleh (NCP)
Minister of Cabinet Affairs: Deng Alor Kol (SPLM)
Minister of Parliamentary Affairs: Joseph Okelo (USAP - southern opposition)
Minister of Animal Resources: Galwak Deng (NCP - southerner)
Minister of Education: Paul Mithanq (SPLM)
Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport: Mohammed Yusuf Abdallah (NCP)
Minister of Higher Education: Peter Niyot Kok (SPLM)
Minister of Transport: Kuwal Maniang Ajok (SPLM)
Minister of Water Resources: Kamal Ali Mohammed (NCP)
Minister of Tourism: Josef Malwal (UDSF - southern opposition)
Minister of Religious Affairs and WAQF: Azhari Al-Tigani Awad al-Sid (NCP)
Minister of Health: Tabita Sokaya (SPLM)
Minister of Humanitarian Affairs: Kosti Manili (SPLM)
Minister of Labour and Human Resources: Alison Manani Magaya (NCP - southerner)
Minister of Environment and Urban Development: Ahmed Babkir Nahar (NCP)
Minister of State for the Presidency: Idris Mohammed Abdel Kader
Minister of State for the Presidency: Telar Reng Deng
Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs: Kamal Abdel Latif
Minister of State for Foreign Affairs: Ali Ahmed Kerti
Minister of State for Foreign Affairs: Samani al-Wasila al-Sheikh
Minister of State for Federal Government: John Angol
Minister of State for Information: Farah Ibrahim Agar
Minister of State for Interior: Alio Abini Alio
Minister of State for Finance: Ali Mohammed Abdel Rassul
Minister of State for Finance: Ahmed al-Majzub
Minister of State for Finance: Luwal Ashweil Deng
Minister of State for Foreign Trade: Salman Suleiman al-Safi
Minister of State for Investment: Al-Samih Sadeq
Minister of State for culture and youth: Abdelkader Mohammed Zein
Minister of State for Culture and Youth: Mohammed Ahmed Abu Kalabish
Minister of State for Culture and Youth: Mohammed Abu Zeid Mustafa
Minister of State for Transport: Omar Suleiman
Minister of State for Environment: Mohammed Merkazu Kok
Minister of State for Environment: Teresa Eyru
Minister of State for Health: Fateh Mohammed Said
Minister of State for Labour: Mohammed Yusuf Mustafa
Minister of State for Higher Education: Mubarak Majzub Mohammed
Minister of State for Higher Education: Saleh Ali Adam
Minister of State for Justice: William Ajak Deng
Minister of State for Energy and Mining: John Luk Jok
Minister of State for International Cooperation: Barnaba Marial Benjamin
Minister of State for Water Resources: Mayom Koj Malika
Minister of State for Agriculture and Forestry: Ann Iko
Minister of State for Industry: Ali Ahmed Osman
Minister of State for Industry: Timothy Atut Ajuk
Minister of State for Animal Resources: Daniel Akot
Minister of State for Humanitarian Affairs: Ahmed Mohammed Harun
Minister of State for Social Affairs: Sami Yassin Abdel Dayem
The president also has 12 Special Advisers who are also considered part of the government:
Riak Gai Kok - Ahmed Ali Imam - Mustafa Osman Ismail - Majzoub al-Khalifa - Ghazi Salaheddin al-Attabani - Bona Malawal - Farida Ibrahim Ahmed Hussein - Mansur Khaled - Harun Ron Lual - Ali Tamim Fartak - Ahmed Bilal Osman - Abdallah Ali Masar
Government of Southern Sudan announced October 22, 2005
PRESIDENCY
Lt. Gen. Salva Kiir Miyardit - First Vice President of Sudan and President of the GoSS -Commander-in-chief of SPLA and President of SPLM
Dr. Riak Mechar, Deputy President of GoSS and Minister for Housing, Lands and Public Service
Advisers to the President of the GoSS
Political Affairs: Mr Lual Deng Lual (SPLM)
Federal Affairs: Mr Samuel Abo John Kabashi (SPLM)
Religious Affairs: Father George Kinga (SPLM)
Gender and Human Rights: Mrs Awut Deng Achuel (SPLM)
Diplomatic Affairs: Mr Pagan Amum (SPLM)
Legal Affairs: Mr Paul Mayom Akec (SPLM)
Development: Mrs Agnes Lukudu (NCP)
Ministers
Housing, Lands and Public Utilities: Dr. Riek Machar (SPLM)
Cabinet Affairs: Dr Justin Yaak Arop (SPLM)
Police and Security: Mr Daniel Awet Akot (SPLM)
Finance and Economic Planning: Mr Arthur Akuien Chol (SPLM)
Regional Co-operation: Mr Nhial Deng Nhial (SPLM)
Legal Affairs and Constitutional Reform: Justice Michael Makuei Lueth (SPLM)
Education, Science and Technology: Dr Michael Milli Hussein (NCP)
Health: Dr Theophilus Ochang Lotti (SPLM)
Industry and Mining: Maj-Gen (retd) Albino Akol (SSDF)
Trade and Supply: Mr Anthony Lino Makana (SPLM)
Information, Broadcasting and Television: Dr Samson Kwaje (SPLM)
Telecommunications and Postal Services: Mr Fier Cuang Luong (SPLM)
Transport and Roads: Mrs Rebecca De Mabior (SPLM)
Environment and Protection of Wildlife: Lt-Gen James Loro Siricio (SPLM)
Agriculture and Forestry: Dr Martin Elia Lomuro (SSDF1)
Animal Resources and Fisheries: Dr. Festo Kumbo (SPLM)
Labour, Public Service and Human Resources: Mr David Deng Athorbei (SPLM)
Culture, Youth and Sports: Dr John Luk Jok (SPLM)
Gender, Social Welfare and Religious Affairs: Mrs Mary Kiden (SPLM)
Irrigation and Water Resources: Joseph Dair Joakok (NCP)
Co-operative and Rural Development: unnamed
SPLA Affairs: unnamed
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