Cabinet of Kuwait

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The Cabinet of Kuwait is the chief executive body of the State of Kuwait. The current cabinet is the 34th in the history of Kuwait.^[1] It was formed after a reshuffle on 10 December 2016.^[2] The previous reshuffle was in January 2014.^[3]

Incumbent	Office	Website	Since
Jaber Al-Mubarak Al-Hamad Al-Sabah	Prime Minister	www.pm.gov.kw	4 December 2011 – present
Sabah Al-Khalid Al-Sabah	First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs	www.mofa.gov.kw	22 October 2011 – present
Mohammad Khalid Al Hamad Al Sabah	Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense	www.mod.gov.kw	4 August 2013 – present
Anas Khalid Al Saleh	Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance	www.mof.gov.kw	6 January 2014 – present
Mohammad Khalid Al Hamad Al Sabah	Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense	www.mod.gov.kw	4 August 2013 – present
Khaled Al Jarrah Al Sabah	Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior	www.moi.gov.kw	4 August 2013 – present
Mohammad Nasir Al-Jabri	Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs	cms.islam.gov.kw	10 December 2016 – present
Khaled Nasser Abdullah Al-Roudan	Minister of Commerce and Industry	www.moci.gov.kw	10 December 2016 – present
Mohammad Abdulatif Al-Fares	Minister of Education	www.moe.edu.kw	10 December 2016 – present
Essam Abdul Mohsen Al-Marzooq	Minister of Electricity and Water	www.mew.gov.kw	10 December 2016 – present
Jamal Mansour Al-Harbi	Minister of Health	www.moh.gov.kw	10 December 2016 – present
Mohammad Abdulatif Al-Fares	Minister of Higher Education	www.mohe.edu.kw	10 December 2016 – present
Mohammad Abdullah Al-Mubarak Al-Sabah	Minister of Information	www.cmgs.gov.kw	10 December 2016 – present
Faleh Abdullah Al-Azeb	Minister of Justice	www.moj.gov.kw	10 December 2016 – present
Essam Abdul Mohsen Al-Marzooq	Minister of Oil	www.moo.gov.kw	10 December 2016 – present
Abdulrahman Abdulkareem Al-Mutawaa	Minister of Public Works	www.mpw.gov.kw	10 December 2016 – present
Hind Sabeeh Barak Al-Sabeeh	Minister of Social Affairs and Labor	www.mosal.gov.kw	6 January 2014 – present
Mohammad Abdullah Al-Mubarak Al-Sabah	Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs	www.cmgs.gov.kw	5 December 2012 – present
Yasser Hassan Abul	Minister of State for Housing Affairs	www.housing.gov.kw	6 January 2014 – present
Mohammad Nasir Al Jabri	Minister of State for Municipal Affairs	www.baladia.gov.kw	10 December 2016 – present
Faleh Abdullah Al-Azeb	Minister of State for National Assembly Affairs	www.mona.gov.kw	10 December 2016 – present
Hind Sabeeh Barak Al-Sabeeh	Minister of State for Planning and Development Affairs	www.scpd.gov.kw	6 January 2014 – present
Khaled Nasser Abdullah Al Roudan	Minister of State for Youth Affairs	www.youth.gov.kw	10 December 2016 – present

References

↑ "Formation of the new Kuwaiti Cabinet". Kuwait Times. 10 December 2016. Retrieved 10 May 2017.
↑ "Kuwait’s New Cabinet Takes Oath". Asharq Al-Awsat Newspaper. 11 December 2016. Retrieved 10 May 2017.
↑ Fiona MacDonald (6 January 2014). "Kuwait PM Shuffles Cabinet, Appoints New Finance, Oil Ministers". Bloomberg. Retrieved 10 September 2014.

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Official English names of Kuwaiti ministers and ministries (Kuwaiti Government)

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