| Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members | 21 June 2004 |
President |
Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, Teodoro, Brigadier General (Retired) |
Prime Minister |
Biteo Borico, Miguel Abia |
First Vice Prime Minister |
Ntutumu, Mercelino Oyono |
Second Vice Prime Minister |
Nfubea, Ricardo Mangue Obama |
Secretary General of the Government |
Ntutumu, Antonio Martine Ndong |
Minister of Agriculture & Forests |
Obiang Mangu, Teodoro Nguema |
Minister of Economy, Commerce, & Promotion |
Ndong, Jaime Ela |
Minister of Education, Science, & Sports |
Ela, Cristobal Menana |
Minister of Finance & Budget |
Edu, Mercelino Owono |
Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, & Francophone Affairs |
Bill, Micha Ondo, Pastor |
Minister of Information, Tourism, & Culture |
Mokuy, Alfonso Nsue |
Minister of Interior & Local Corporations |
Onguene, Clemente Engonga Nguema |
Minister of Justice, Culture, & Penitentiary Institutions |
Mibuy, Angle Masii |
Minister of National Defense |
Mba Nguema, Antonio, General |
Minister of National Security |
Mba, Manuel Nguema Mba Ma, Colonel |
Minister of Mines, Industry, & Energy |
Ntugu Nsa, Antanasio Ela |
Minister of Planning, Economic Development, & Public Investment |
Bindang, Caarmelo Modu Acusi |
Minister of Transportation, Technology, & Posts & Telecommunications |
Nsefumu, Demetrio Elo Ndong |
Minister of Travel & Social Security |
Costa, Enrique Mercader |
Minister of Urban Planning |
Muete, Aniceto Ebiaka |
Minister of Women's Affairs |
Engono, Jesusa Obono |
Ambassador to the US |
Ondo Bile, Pastor Micha |
Permanent Representative to the UN, New York |
Avomo, Lino Sima Ekua |
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