The new Cabinet includes a total of 31 Ministers — 13 new ministers, 10 former ministers and eight ministers from Omar Al-Razzaz's government.

 

 

The eight ministers from the former Cabinet are:

 

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates: Ayman Al-Safadi

Minister of Political and Parliamentary Affairs: Musa Al-Maaytah

Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources: Hala Zawati

Minister of Education: Tayseer Al-Nuaimi

Minister of Justice: Bassam Al-Talhouni

Minister of Finance: Mohamad Al-Ississ

Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs: Mohammad al-Khalaileh

Minister of Culture: Bassam Al Towaisi

Former Ministers:

 

Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs: Umayya Toukan

Deputy Prime Minister for Local Administration Affairs : Tawfiq Krishan

Minister of State for Media Affairs: Ali Al-Ayed

Minister of State for Legal Affairs: Ahmad Ziadat

Ministry of Public Works & Housing: Yahya Al-Kasabi

Minister of Agriculture: Mohammad Daoudiyeh

Minister of Tourism and Antiquities: Nayef Al-Fayez

Minister of State for Prime Minister Affairs: Ibrahim Mashhour Al-Jazi

Minister of Planning: Nasser Shraideh

Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply: Maha Al-Ali

New Ministers:

 

Minister of Interior: Tawfiq Al-Halalmeh

Minister of Health: Nathir Obeidat

Minister of Water and Irrigation: Motasem Saidan

Minister of Transport: Marwan Kheetan

Minister of Labour and Minister of Investment: Maen Al-Qatamin

Minister of Institutional Performance Development: Rabaa Ajarmeh

Minister of Higher Education: Mohammad Abu Qdais

Minister of Digital Economy And Entrepreneurship: Ahmad Al-Hanandeh

Minister of Youth: Mohammad Salameh Al-Nabulsi

Minister of Social Development: Ayman Mufleh

Minister of Environment: Nabil Masarwa

Minister of State: Mahmoud Kharabsheh

Minister of State for Governmental Follow-up and Coordination Affairs: Nawaf al-Tal

His Majesty King Abdullah II tasked Bisher Al-Khasawneh with forming the new Council of Ministers on Wednesday, October 7.

 

The announcement came after the resignation of Former Prime Minister, Omar al-Razzaz, on Saturday, following His Majesty's decision to dissolve the House of Representatives on September 27.