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PM Philip Fills Up 23 Ministries
PM Philip Fills Up 23 Ministries
Prime Minister Danny Philip has filled-up a total of 23 Ministries since forming Government Wednesday last week.
21 Ministers were sworn-in on Friday while 2 others were sworn in at Government House Monday afternoon.
The only portfolio that is left to be filled up is the Ministry of Police, National Security and Correctional Services.
The new ministerial lineup is as follows:
MINISTRY/ MINISTER
Prime Minister: Hon Danny Philip
Deputy Prime Minister & Ministry of Home Affairs: Hon Manasseh Maelanga
Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock: Hon Selwyn Riumana
Ministry of Commerce, Industry, Labour and Immigration: Hon Elijah Doro Muala
Ministry of Communication and Aviation: Hon Varian Longamei
Ministry of Culture and Tourism: Hon Samuel Manetoali
Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development: Hon Dickson Ha’amori
Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Meteorology: Hon John Moffat Fugui
Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources: Hon Jimmy Lusibaea
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade: Hon Peter Shanel Agovaka
Ministry of Forestry: Hon Host Heinz Bodo Dettke
Ministry of Health and Medical Services: Hon Charles Sigoto
Ministry of Infrastructure Development: Hon Jackson Fiulaua
Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs: Hon Commins Aston Mewa
Ministry of Lands, Housing and Survey: Hon Martin Sopage
Ministry of Mines, Energy and Rural Electrification: Hon Mark Roboliu Kemakeza
Ministry of National Unity, Reconciliation and Peace: Hon Hypolite Taremae
Ministry of Provincial Government and Institutional Strengthening: Hon Bradley Tovusia
Ministry of Public Service: Hon Douglas Ete
Ministry of Rural Development and Indigenous Affairs: Hon Lionel Alex
Ministry of Women, Youth and Children Affairs: Hon Joseph Onika
Ministry of Finance and Treasury: Hon Gordon Darcy Lilo
Ministry of National Planning and Aid Coordination: Hon Snyder Rini
Ministry of Finance and Treasury: Hon Gordon Darcy Lilo
Ministry of Police, National Security and Correctional Services: TBC
ENDS
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