Central African Republic Council of Ministers

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The Central African Republic Council of Ministers consists of 31 members appointed by the president.[1]

The Council of Ministers is chaired by the president and is tasked with managing government operations and initiating laws.

The information below reflects the composition of the Council as of 24 August 2020. Source:[2]

Members of the Council of Ministers[]

OFFICE NAME TERM
President Faustin-Archange Touadéra 2016–incumbent
Prime Minister Firmin Ngrébada 2019–incumbent
Ministers of State
Minister of National Defense, Veterans, War Victims, and Restructuring of the Army Thomas Theophile Tchimangoa 2019–
Minister of Justice, Legal Reforms, Human Rights, and Keeper of the Seals Flavien Mbatta 2019–
Ministers
Minister of State of Mines, Energy, & Hydraulics Leopold Mboli-Fatrane 2019–
Minister of State of Economy, Planning, and International Cooperation Félix Moloua 2019–
Minister for Equipment, Transport, Civil Aviation, & Access Theodore Jousso 2019–
Minister of Civil Service, Labor, Social Security, and the Professional Integration of Youngsters TBD 2016–
Minister of Communication & Information Charles Paul Lemasset Mandya 2016–
Minister of Education and Geographical Opening-up Aboubakar Moukadas-Noure 2019–
Minister of Family, Social Affairs, and National Solidarity Virginie Baikoua 2019–
Minister of Finance and Budget Henri Marie Dondra 2019–
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration, and Francophone Affairs Sylvie Baïpo-Temon 2018–
Minister in charge of the General Secretariat of the Government and Relations with Parliament TBD 2016–
Minister of the Interior and Public Security Josue Binoua 2013–
Minister of Justice and Keeper of the Seals TBD 2016–
Minister of Posts and Telecommunications in charge of New Technologies TBD 2016–
Minister of Public Health, Population, and AIDS Control Fernande Ndjengbot 2019–
Minister of Housing, Social Housing, & Urban Planning Gaby Francky Leffa 2019–
Minister of Arts, Tourism, Culture, & Francophony Gisele Pana 2019–
Minister of Trade, Industry, and Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises Come Hassane 2019–
Min. of Livestock & Animal Health Yerima Youssoufa Mandjo 2019–
Minister of Youth, Sports, Arts, and Culture TBD 2016–
Ministers-Delegate
Minister in charge of Agriculture & Rural Development Honore Feizoure 2019–
Minister in charge of Energy and Water Resources TBD 2016–
Minister in charge of the Environment TBD 2016–
Minister in charge of International Cooperation TBD 2016–
Minister in charge of Primary and Secondary Education TBD 2016–
Minister in charge of the Single Registration Trade Office TBD 2016–

References[]

  1. ^ The Book of Rule. Dorling Kindersley. 2004. p. 191.
  2. ^ "Central African Republic - CIA". www.cia.gov. Retrieved 2021-06-02.
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