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Somalia
Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments
Date of Information: 9/23/2008
Somalia has lacked any internationally recognized central government
since the fall of the Siad Barre regime in 1991. The current
Transitional Federal Government is the fifteenth attempt to create a
formal state. The country is currently controlled by various political
and regional factions as well as local warlords in the south and in two
"republics" in the north. The former British colony of
Somaliland---consisting of five districts in the northwest---declared
independence in 1991, and the northeastern region---known as
Puntland---declared autonomy in 1998.
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Pres. |
Abdullahi YUSUF Ahmed |
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Prime Min. |
Nur HASSAN Hussein |
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Dep. Prime Min. |
SALIM Aliyow Ibrow |
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Dep. Prime Min. |
Aydid Abdullahi Ilka HANAF |
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Dep. Prime Min. |
Ahmad ABDISALAM |
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Min. of Agriculture, Water, & Urban Development |
Mustafa Ali DHUHULOW |
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Min. of Air & Land Transport |
Mohamed Ibrahim Mohamed HABSADE |
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Min. of Defense |
MUHYADIN Muhammad Ali Ibrahim |
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Min. of Education & Culture |
Aydid Abdullahi Ilka HANAF |
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Min. of Finance & Planning |
Muhammad Ali HAMUD |
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Min. of Foreign Affairs & Intl. Cooperation |
Ali Ahmed JAMA Jangeli |
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Min. of Information & Youth |
Ahmad ABDISALAM |
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Min. of Internal Affairs & National Security |
MUSE Nur Amin |
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Min. of Justice & Religious Affairs |
SALIM Aliyow Ibrow |
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Min. of Minerals & Energy |
Muhammad Ali SALAH |
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Min. of Posts & Communications |
ABDI MOHAMED Tarrah |
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Min. of Public Works & Construction |
Nur Idow BEYLE |
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Min. of Regional Development, Federal Affairs, & Reconciliation |
ABDIRIZAL Ashkir Abdi |
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Min. of Trade, Industry, & Tourism |
Hussein Elabe FAHIYE |
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Min. of Gender Development & Family Affairs |
Khadija Muhammad DIRIYE |
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Governor, Central Bank |
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Permanent Representative to the UN, New York |
Elmi Ahmed DUALE
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