Second Qurei Government

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The Palestinian Authority Government of November 2003 was a government of the Palestinian National Authority (PA) from November 2003[1][2] to February 2005.[3] It was headed by Ahmed Qurei, the Prime Minister of the Palestinian National Authority. The new 24-member was approved by Parliament on 12 November with 46 votes to 13, with 5 abstentions.[1]

Members of the Government[2]

Minister Portfolio Political affiliation
Ahmed Qurei Prime Minister/Religious Affairs Fatah
Nabil Sha'ath Foreign Affairs Fatah
Salam Fayyad Finance Independent
Hakam Balawi Interior Fatah
Jawad Tibi Health Fatah
Maher al-Masri Economy Fatah
Intissar al-Wazir Social Affairs Fatah
Hisham Abdel Razeq Prisoners Affairs Fatah
Na'im Abu al-Hummus Education Fatah
Zuhira Kamal Woman Affairs Palestine Democratic Union
Nahed al-Rayyes Justice Fatah
Azzam al-Ahmad Telecommunications and Information Technology Fatah
Abdul Rahman Hamad Public Works Independent
Mitri Abu Eideh Tourism Independent
Yahya Yakhlof Culture Fatah
Hikmat Abu Zeid Transportation Fatah
Saeb Erekat Negotiations Affairs Fatah
Nabeel Kassis Planning Fatah
Rawhi Fattuh Agriculture Fatah
Salah Ta'amari Youth and Sports Fatah
Jamal Shobaki Local Governance Fatah
Jamal Tarifi Civil Affairs Fatah
Ghassan Khatib Labor Palestinian People's Party
Qadura Fares State Fatah

See also

References

  1. ^ a b In the News-New Palestinian Government. Voice of America, 15 November 2003
  2. ^ a b The PA Ministerial Cabinet List November 2003 Jerusalem Media and Communications Centre. Archived on 3 December 2003
  3. ^ New Palestinian Cabinet Sworn In. CBS/AP, 24 February 2005

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