Council of Ministers, Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, as of 2023
H.E. Demeke Mekonnen
Deputy PM and Minister of Foreign Affairs
H.E Binalf Andualem
Minister of Peace
H.E. Abraham Belay (PhD)
Minister of Defense
H.E Gebremeskel Chala
Minister of Trade and Regional Integration
H.E. Ahmed Shide
Minister of Finance
H.E. Gedion Timotheos (PhD)
Minister of Justice
H.E. Melaku Alebel
Minister of Industry
H.E Bellete Molla (PhD)
Minister of Innovation and Technology
H.E Chaltu Sani
Minister of Urban and Infrastructure Development
H.E Habtamu Itefa (Eng.)
Minister of Water and Energy
H.E Ambassador Nassise Cahli
Minister of Tourism
H.E Birhanu Nega (PhD)
Minister of Education
H.E. Dr. Liya Tadesse
Minister of Health
H.E Ergogie Tesfaye (PhD.)
Minister of Women and Social Affairs
H.E Muferiat Kamil
Minister of Works and Skills
H.E Kejela Merdasa
Minister of Culture and Sport
H.E. Aynalem Negussie
Minister of Revenues
H.E. Alemu Sime (PhD)
Minister of Transport and Logistics
Engineer Habtamu Tegegn
Minister of Mines
Girma Amente (PhD)
Minister of Agriculture
H.E. Fitsum Assefa (PhD)
Minister of Plan and Development
H.E. Aisha Mohammed (Eng.)
Minister of Irrigation and Lowlands
The Council of Ministers
The team of ministers also known as Council of Ministers a high level government body.
In all its decisions, the Council of Ministers which comprises the Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister, Ministers and other members as may be determined by law, is responsible to the House of People’s Representatives and accountable to the Prime Minister.
The power and functions of the Council of Ministers is stipulated in Article 77 of the Constitution of Ethiopia.
