New Egyptian Government February-01 2011

CAIRO - Egypt's embattled President Hosni Mubarak on Monday announced a new cabinet, a week into an unprecedented popular uprising against his regime.


Following is the new list of ministers:


Tourism and Education ministers have not yet been appointed.


- Prime minister: Ahmed Shafiq


- Deputy prime minister, defence minister: Mohammed Hussein Tantawi (unchanged, new function)


- Foreign minister: Ahmed Abul Gheit (unchanged)


- Interior minister: Mahmud Wagdi (new)


- Information minister: Anas al-Fiqi (unchanged)


- Finance minister and insurance: Samir Radwan (new)


- Trade and Industry minister: Samiha Fawzi Ibrahim (new)


- Culture minister: Gaber Asfur (new)


- Labour and immigration minister: Aisha Abdel Hadi (unchanged)


- Housing and urban development minister: Fathi Abdel Aziz el-Baradei (new)


- Social solidarity and supply minister: Ali Moselhi (unchanged)


- Religious endowments minister: Abdallah Ahmed Helal (new)


- Oil minister: Sameh Fahmi (unchanged)


- Irrigation and water resources minister: Hussein al-Atefi (new)


- Electricity minister: Hassan Yunes (unchanged)


- Health and population minister: Ahmed Hosni Farid (new)


- Civil aviation minister: Ibrahim Ahmed Mannaa (new)


- Communications and IT minister: Tarek Kamel (unchanged)


- Justice minister: Mamduh Mohieddin Marei (unchanged)


- Agriculture minister: Ayman Abu Hadid (new)


- Higher education minister: Hani Helal (unchanged)


- Transport minister: Atef Abdel Hamid Mustapha (new)


- International co-operation minister: Fayza Abu el-Naga (unchanged)


- Local development minister of state: Mohsen Hafez (new)


- Environmental affairs minister of state: Maged George Elias (unchanged)


- Legal and people's assembly affairs minister of state: Mufid Shehab (unchanged)


- Military production minister of state: Sayed Mishaal (unchanged)


- Shura Council affairs minister of state: Yehya Mustafa (new)


- Family and population minister of state: Mushira Khattab (unchanged)


- Antiquities minister of state: Zahi Hawass

The anti-Muslim Tyrant Mahmood Hamdy Zaqzooq was thrown out from the Religious endowments ministery.

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