| Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members | 17 June 2011 |
An interim government took office in Tunisia on 17 January 2011 to replace the government of former President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali. |
President (Acting) |
Fouad M'BAZAA |
Prime Minister |
Beji Caid ESSEBSI |
Minister of Agriculture & Environment |
Mokhtar JALLELI |
Minister of Culture |
Ezzedine BACCOUCHE |
Minister of Defense |
Abdelkarim ZBIDI |
Minister of Education |
Taieb BACCOUCHE |
Minister of Finance |
Jelloul AYED |
Minister of Foreign Affairs |
Mouldi KEFI |
Minister of Higher Education & Scientific Research |
Rifaat CHAABOUNI |
Minister of Industry & Technology |
Abdelaziz RASSAA |
Minister of the Interior |
Habib ESSID |
Minister of Justice |
Lazhar Karoui CHEBBI |
Minister of Labor & Professional Training |
Said AYDI |
Minister of Planning & International Cooperation |
Abdelhamid TRIKI |
Minister of Public Health |
Habiba BEN ROMDHANE |
Minister of Regional & Local Development |
Abderrazak ZOUARI |
Minister of Religious Affairs |
Larbi MIZOURI |
Minister of Social Affairs |
Mohamed ENNACEUR |
Minister of State Property |
Ahmed ADHOUM |
Minister of Trade & Tourism |
Mehdi HOUAS |
Minister of Transportation & Infrastructure |
Yacine BRAHIM |
Minister of Women's Affairs |
Lilia LABIDI |
Minister of Youth & Sports |
Mohamed ALOULOU |
Governor, Central Bank |
Mustapha Kamel NABLI |
Ambassador to the US |
Mohamed Salah TEKAYA |
Permanent Representative to the UN, New York |
Ghazi JOMAA |
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