Shtayyeh Government

The Mohammad Shtayyeh Government or State of Palestine Government of April 2019 was the eighteenth Palestinian government. Mohammad Shtayyeh was assigned to formally form it on 10 March 2019, after the resignation of Palestinian Unity Government of June 2014.^[1][2] The government was sworn in on 13 April 2019 in front of the President of the State of Palestine Mahmoud Abbas,^[3] and lasted until March 31, 2024, when the Mustafa Government was sworn in.

Mohammad Shtayyeh Government
Date formed	13 April 2019
Date dissolved	31 March 2024
People and organisations
Head of state	Mahmoud Abbas
Head of government	Mohammad Shtayyeh
History
Predecessor	Third Hamdallah Government
Successor	Mustafa Government

Members of the Government

	Office	Basic	Ministerial reshuffle on 1 January 2022
1	Prime Minister	Mohammad Shtayyeh
2	Minister of Interior		Ziad Mahmoud Muhammad Hab al-Reeh
3	Minister of Awqaf and Religious Affairs		Hatem Mohamed Helmy al-Bakri
4	Deputy Prime Minister	Ziad Abu Amr
5	Deputy Prime Minister Minister of Information	Nabil Abu Rudeineh
6	Minister of Telecommunications and Information Technology	Ishaq Sidr
7	Minister of Social Development	Ahmed Majdalani
8	Minister of State for Entrepreneurship and Empowerment	Osama Al Saadawi
9	Minister of Women's Affairs	Amal Hamad
10	Minister of National Economy	Khaled Al Osaili
11	Minister of Tourism and Antiquities	Rula Maayah
12	Minister of Agriculture	Riad Attari
13	Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates	Riyad al-Maliki
14	Minister of Finance	Shoukry Bishara
15	Minister of Transport and Communications	Assem Salem
16	Minister of Culture	Atef Abu Saif
17	Minister of Jerusalem Affairs	Fadi al-Hadmi
18	Minister of Local Government	Majdi al-Saleh
19	Minister of Justice	Mohammad Fahhad Al-Shalaldeh
20	Minister of Public Works and Housing	Mohamed Ziara
21	Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research	Mahmoud Abu Mwais
22	Minister of Education	Marwan Awartani
23	Minister of Health	Mai Salem Al-Kailah
24	Minister of Labour	Nasri Abu Jaish
–	Secretary General of the Council of Ministers	Amjad Ghanem
–	Government Spokesperson	Ibrahim Melhem

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