Iraqi Interim Government
Announced on 1 June 2004. The interim government will remain in power until national elections are held in January 2005.
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President
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Ghazi Ajil al-Yawir
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Vice Presidents
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Ibrahim al-Ja'fari, Rowsch Shaways
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Prime Minister
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Iyad Allawi
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Deputy Prime Minister for National Security
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Barham Ahmad Salih
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Agriculture
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Sawsan Ali Sharif
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Culture
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Mufid Muhammad Jawad al-Jaza'iri
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Communications
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Muhammad Ali al-Hakim
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Defense
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Hazim Sha'lan al-Khuza'i
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Displacement and Migration (Immigration and Refugees)
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Pascale Esho Warda
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Electricity
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Ayham Samarra'i
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Education
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Sami Muzzafar
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Environment
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Mishkat Mu'min
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Foreign
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Hoshyar al-Zebari
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Finance
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Adil Abd al-Mahdi
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Health
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Ala al-Din Abd al-Sahib al-Alwan
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Higher Education
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Tahir al-Baka'
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Housing
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Umar al-Faruk Salim al-Damaluji
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Human Rights
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Bakhtiyar Amin
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Industry and Minerals
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Hazim al-Hassani
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Interior
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Falah Hassan al-Naqib
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Irrigation
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Latif Rashid
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Justice
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Malik Duhan al-Hasan
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Labor
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Layla Abd al-Latif
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Oil
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Thamir Abbas al-Ghadhban
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Planning
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Mahdi al-Hafidh
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Provincial Affairs
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Wa'il Abd al-Latif
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Public Works
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Nasreen Mustafa Sideek Barwari
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Science and Technology
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Rashad Umar Mandan
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State (3)
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Qassim Dawud, Mahmud Farhad Uthman, and Adnan al-Janabi
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Trade
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Muhammad al-Juburi
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Transportation
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Louay Hatim Sultan al-Aris
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Women's Affairs
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Narmin Uthman
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Youth and Sports
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Ali Fa'iq al-Ghadhban
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