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Second Cabinet of Fouad Siniora






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    • This is the list of the Lebanese government that was formed by Fouad Siniora on 11 July 2008.[1] In the cabinet, the opposition had eleven of the thirty seats.[2]

    Composition[edit]

    Lebanese government of July 2008
    Portfolio Minister Political affiliation Religious Sect
    President Emile Lahoud's Share (3/30)
    Minister of Interior Ziad Baroud   Independent Maronite
    Minister of Defense Elias Murr   Independent Greek Orthodox
    Minister of State Joe Takla   Independent Greek Catholic
    March 14 Alliance (16/30)
    Prime Minister Fouad Siniora   Future Movement Sunni
    Minister of Finance Mohammad Chatah   Future Movement Sunni
    Minister of Education Bahia Hariri   Future Movement Sunni
    Minister of Culture Tammam Salam   Future Movement Sunni
    Minister of State Khaled Kabbani   Future Movement Sunni
    Minister of Information Tarek Mitri   Future Movement Greek Orthodox
    State Minister Jean Ogassapian   Future Movement Armenian Catholic
    Minister of Public Works Ghazi Aridi   Progressive Socialist Party Druze
    Minister of State Wael Abou Faour   Progressive Socialist Party Druze
    Minister of Environment Antoine Karam   Lebanese Forces Maronite
    Minister of Justice Tarek Mitri   Lebanese Forces Greek Orthodox
    Minister of Tourism Elie Marouni   Kataeb Party Maronite
    Minister of State Nassib Lahoud   Democratic Renewal Maronite
    Minister of Economy and Trade Mohammad Safadi   Tripoli Bloc Sunni
    Minister of Displaced Raymond Audi   Independent Greek Catholic
    Minister of State Ibrahim Chamseddine   Independent Shia
    March 8 Alliance (11/30)
    Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of State Issam Abu Jamra   Free Patriotic Movement Greek Orthodox
    Minister of Telecommunications Gebran Bassil   Free Patriotic Movement Maronite
    Minister of Social Affairs Mario Aoun   Free Patriotic Movement Maronite
    Minister of Public Health Mohammad Khalifeh   Amal Movement Shia
    Minister of Industry Ghazi Zeaiter   Amal Movement Shia
    Minister of Labor Muhammad Fneish   Hezbollah Shia
    Minister of Youth and Sports Talal Arslan   Lebanese Democratic Party Druze
    Minister of Energy and Water Alain Tabourian   ARF Armenian Orthodox
    Minister of Agriculture Elias Skaff   Popular Bloc Greek Catholic
    Minister of State Ali Qanso   Syrian Social Nationalist Party Shia
    Minister of Foreign Affairs Fawzi Salloukh   Independent Shia


    Preceded by

    Lebanese government of July 2005

    		 List of Lebanese governments Succeeded by

    Lebanese government of November 2009

    References[edit]

    1. ^ "Profiles: Lebanon's new government". Lebanon Wire. 12 July 2008. Archived from the original on 11 May 2013. Retrieved 12 January 2013.
  • ^ David S. Sorenson (12 November 2009). Global Security Watch—Lebanon: A Reference Handbook: A Reference Handbook. ABC-CLIO. p. 72. ISBN 978-0-313-36579-9. Retrieved 16 January 2013.

    • Sources[edit]


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