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Ghani cabinet
Date formed29 September 2014 (2014-09-29)
Date dissolved15 August 2021
People and organisations
Head of stateAshraf Ghani
Head of governmentAshraf Ghani
Total no. of members28
History
PredecessorSecond Karzai cabinet
SuccessorCaretaker Cabinet of
the Islamic Emirate

President Ashraf Ghani's cabinet was the cabinet of Afghanistan from 29 September 2014 until 15 August 2021.[1]

Cabinet formation

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September – November 2014: Old Karzai cabinet stays in acting position

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November – December 2014: Replacement of former Karzai ministers

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Ministry Name of candidate Time of takeover
Defence Enayatullah Nazari 29 November 2014
Interior Mohammad Ayub Salangi 29 November 2014
Justice Seyyed Yusef Halim 29 November 2014
Education Mohammad Asif Nang 29 November 2014
Mohammad Shafiq Samim[2] 21 January 2015[3][4]
Higher Education Muhammad Osman Baburi 29 November 2014
Bari Sediqi after 17 March 2015[5][4]
Information and Culture Ghulam Nabi Farahi 29 November 2014
Mosadiq Khalili 21 January 2015[6][4]
Hajj and Religious Affairs Daee-ul-Haq Abed 29 November 2014
Labor, Social Affairs, Martyrs and Disabled Wasel Nur Mohmand 29 November 2014
Public Health Ahmad Jan Naim 29 November 2014
Refugees and Repatriates Affairs Fazl Ahmad Azimi 29 November 2014
Borders, Nations and Tribal Affairs Sayed Ahmad Haqbin 29 November 2014
Counter Narcotics Haroon Rashid Sherzad 29 November 2014
Economy Hakim Khan Habibi 29 November 2014
Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock Salim Khan Kunduzi 29 November 2014
Mines Mir Ahmad Jawid Sadat 29 November 2014
Transportation and Civil Aviation Ghulam Ali Rasukh 29 November 2014
Rural Rehabilitation and Development Tareq Osmani 29 November 2014
Communications and IT Baryalai Hassam[7][4] 29 November 2014
Urban Development Affairs Hamed Jalil 29 November 2014
Energy and Water Ghulam Farooq Qarizada 29 November 2014
Public Works Nurgul Mangal 29 November 2014
Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Karim Baz 29 November 2014
Ghulam Nabi Farahi 21 January 2015[6]
Independent Directorate of Local Governance Matin Bek 29 November 2014

Changes after the International Conference on Afghanistan in London in December 2014:

Ministry Name of candidate Time of takeover
Foreign Affairs Atiqullah Atifmal 11 December 2014
Finance Mohammad Mustafa Mastoor 11 December 2014
Commerce and Industry Mozammil Shinwari 11 December 2014
Women’s Affairs Sayeda Mujgan Mustafawi 11 December 2014

January – Februar 2015: First round of nominees

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Ministry Name of candidate Affiliation Time of nomination Status Approval[8]
Defense Sher Muhammad Karimi[9] pro–Ghani 12 January 2015 rejected
Interior Affairs Nur ul-Haq Ulumi[10] pro–Abdullah 12 January 2015 was uneligible due to holding dual citizenship on 21 January 2015[11] but surrendered his second passport on time[8] approved
Foreign Affairs Salahuddin Rabbani pro–Abdullah 12 January 2015 was uneligible due to holding dual citizenship on 21 January 2015[11] but surrendered his second passport on time[8] approved
Finance Ghulam Jilani Popal[12] pro–Ghani 12 January 2015 opted out on 19 January 2015[13]
Eklil Ahmad Hakimi[14] pro–Ghani 19 January 2015 approved
Justice Ahmad Sayer Mahjur pro–Abdullah 12 January 2015 was uneligible due to holding dual citizenship on 21 January 2015[11]
Najib Aqa Fahim[15] pro–Abdullah 28 January 2015 was not voted on due to missing document reviews on 28 January 2015[8]
Education Zalmay Yunusi[16] pro–Abdullah 12 January 2015 rejected
Women’s Affairs Najiba Ayubi pro–Abdullah 12 January 2015 was uneligible due to allegations of missing formal graduation[8]
Public Works Abas Basir[17] pro–Ghani 12 January 2015 rejected
Public Health Ferozuddin Feroz[18] pro–Abdullah 12 January 2015 approved
Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock Mohammad Yaqub Haidari[19] pro–Ghani 12 January 2015 paused his nomination on 20 January 2015 due to corruption allegations[20] and eventually wihdrew alltogether[21]
Mines and Petroleum Daud Shah Saba[22] pro–Ghani 12 January 2015 approved
Telecommunication and Information Technology Barna Karimi pro–Ghani 12 January 2015 rejected
Rural Rehabilitation and Development Nasir Ahmad Durrani[23] pro–Abdullah 12 January 2015 approved
Higher Education Khatera Afghan[24] pro–Ghani 12 January 2015 rejected
Water and Power Mahmoud Saikal[25] pro–Abdullah 12 January 2015 opted out on 20 January 2015[20]
Abdul Rahman Salahi pro–Abdullah 20 January 2015[26] rejected
Labour, Social Affairs, Martyrs and Disabled Sadat Mansoor Naderi[27] pro–Ghani 12 January 2015 was uneligible due to holding dual citizenship on 21 January 2015[11] and did not surrender his second passport on time[8]
Refugees Alami Balkhi[28] pro–Abdullah 12 January 2015 approved
Haj and Religious Endowments Faiz Mohammad Osmani[29] pro–Ghani 12 January 2015 approved
Counter Narcotics Faizullah Kakar[30] pro–Ghani 12 January 2015 was uneligible due to holding dual citizenship on 21 January 2015[11]
Information and Culture Ai Sultan Khairi[31] pro–Ghani 12 January 2015 was uneligible due to holding dual citizenship on 21 January 2015[11] and did not surrender her second passport on time[8]
Abdul Bari Jahani[32] pro–Ghani 28 January 2015 was not voted on due to missing document reviews on 28 January 2015[8]
Borders and Tribes Qamaruddin Shinwari pro–Ghani 12 January 2015 rejected
Economy Sardar Muhammad Rahmanughli[33] pro–Abdullah 12 January 2015 rejected
Commerce and Industry Sardar Mohammad Rahimi[34] pro–Abdullah 12 January 2015 rejected
Transport and Aviation Faizullah Zaki pro-Ghani
pro-Dostum
12 January 2015 rejected
Urban Development Shah Zaman Maiwandi[35] pro–Ghani 12 January 2015 was uneligible due to holding dual citizenship on 21 January 2015[11]
National Director of Security Rahmatullah Nabil pro–Ghani
pro-Karzai
12 January 2015 approved
Director of the Central Bank Khalilullah Sediq[36] pro–Ghani 12 January 2015 did not present his credentials to parliament due to allegations of holding dual citizenship[8]

All acting ministers who were not replaced by a permanent minister stayed in office.[8][4]

Ministry Name of candidate Affiliation Time of takeover[37]
Interior Affairs Nur ul-Haq Ulumi[10] pro–Abdullah 1 February 2015
Foreign Affairs Salahuddin Rabbani pro–Abdullah 1 February 2015
Finance Eklil Ahmad Hakimi[14] pro–Ghani 1 February 2015
Public Health Ferozuddin Feroz[18] pro–Abdullah 1 February 2015
Mines and Petroleum Daud Shah Saba[22] pro–Ghani 1 February 2015
Rural Rehabilitation and Development Nasir Ahmad Durrani[23] pro–Abdullah 1 February 2015
Refugees Alami Balkhi[38] pro–Abdullah 1 February 2015
Haj and Religious Endowments Faiz Mohammad Osmani[29] pro–Ghani 1 February 2015
National Director of Security Rahmatullah Nabil pro–Ghani
pro-Karzai
was already in office as acting director

March – April 2015: Second round of nominees

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Ministry Name of candidate Affiliation Time of nomination Approval[39] Time of takeover[40]
Information and Culture Abdul Bari Jahani[32] pro–Ghani 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock Assadullah Zamir pro–Ghani 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Borders and Tribal Affairs Muhammad Gulab Mangal pro–Ghani 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Public Works Mahmud Baligh[41] pro–Ghani 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Economy Abdul Satar Murad pro–Abdullah 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Transport and Aviation Muhammadullah Batash[42] pro-Ghani
pro-Dostum
21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Urban Development Sadat Mansoor Naderi[27] pro–Ghani 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Justice Abdul Basir Anwar[43] pro–Abdullah 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Communications and IT Abdul Razaq Wahidi pro–Abdullah 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Women’s Affairs Dilbar Nazari pro–Abdullah 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Counter Narcotics Salamat Azimi pro–Ghani 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Higher Education Farida Momand[44] pro–Ghani 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Labour, Social Affairs, Martyrs and Disabled Nasrin Oriyakhel[45] pro–Ghani 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Energy and Water Ali Ahmad Osmani pro–Abdullah 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Commerce and Industry Humayun Rasa pro–Abdullah 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Education Assadullah Hanif Balkhi pro–Abdullah 21 March 2015 approved 21 April 2015
Defense Afzal Ludin pro-Ghani 6 April 2015[46] withdrew his nomination on 8 April 2015[47][48]
Director of the Central Bank unknown

April – July 2015: Nomination of Defence Minister and Central Bank chef

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Ministry Name of candidate Affiliation Time of nomination Approval Time of takeover
Defense Abdullah Habibi[49] pro–Ghani 19 April 2015[50] was expected to be introduced to parliament[51] but that never happened[52]
Mohammed Masoom Stanekzai[53] pro–Ghani
pro-Karzai
21 May 2015 rejected 24 May 2015[54] as acting minister and continued to serve in an acting role despite being rejected on 4 July 2015
Director of the Central Bank Khalilullah Sediq[36] pro–Ghani 1 July 2015 approved 8 July 2015

December 2015: Andarabi replaces Nabil as head of NDS

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Ministry Name of candidate Affiliation Time of takeover
National Director of Security vacant[55] 10 – 11 December 2015
Massoud Andarabi (acting) unknown 11 December 2015

Timeline

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2014

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  • 21 September: Afghan presidential contenders Ghani and Abdullah sign unity deal[56]
  • 1 October: Decree that ministers of the second Karzai cabinet stay in power as acting ministers[57]
  • 11 October: Ghani's first days begin with hope[58]
  • 17 October: Afghan leaders face headwinds as they form cabinet[59]
  • 27 November: Ghani and Abdullah agree on 17 out of 25 ministers[60]
  • 29 November: Afghan president dismisses most of his ministers, replaced by deputy ministers[61][62]
  • 9 December: Ghani and Abdullah cannot decide on a cabinet[63]
  • 11 December: Ghani substitutes the rest of the former cabinet[64]
  • 23 December: Afghan cabinet still not appointed [65]

2015

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  • 2 January: Unclear who is in charge [111]
  • 8 January: No cabinet in sight [112]
  • 9 January: Taliban reject offer of Afghan government posts[66]
  • 12 January: Afghan cabinet announced[67][68][69][70], with 12 being from Abdullah[71]
  • 18 January: Agriculture Minister wanted by Interpol [113]
  • 19 January: New setbacks[72][73]
  • 20 January: Afghan cabinet introduced to parliament for approval [114], [115], [116]
  • 21 January: Parliament rejects cabinet nominees over dual citizenship [117]
  • 28 January: 9 Ministers endorsed [118], [119]
  • 2 February: Partial cabinet starts work [120]
  • 21 March: New cabinet nominees announced[74][75]
  • 23 March: Cabinet nominees not introduced to parliament yet[76]
  • 26 March: No governance [121]
  • 1 April: 16 ministers introduced to parliament[74]
  • 6 April: Afzal Ludin nominated as Defense Minister[77]
  • 8 April: Ludin withdrew from nomination[48]
  • 18 April: Parliament approves cabinet nominees,[39][78] Cabinet nearly complete[79][80]
  • 19 April: Habibi nominated as Defense Minister but never introduced to cabinet[52]
  • 21 April: 16 members sworn in[81][40]
  • 21 May: Masoom Stanekzai nominated as Defense Minister[82][52]
  • 4 July: Stanekzai rejected[82][83] but stood in office as in the role of acting minister assumed on 24 May
  • 8 July: Sediq approved as Central Bank governor[84]
  • September: still no permanent Minister of Defense [122]
  • 10 December: Nabil resigned as chief of NDS[85]
  • 11 December: Massoud Andarabi pronounced acting chief of NDS[86]

2016

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  • 6 February: Ulumi resigns as Interior Minister[87]
  • 22 February: Low attendance in Wolesi Jirga [123]
  • 24 February: Jahed nominated as Interior Minister[88], started acting[89]
  • 8 April: Jahed confirmed[90][91]
  • 9 April: No end for power-sharing in government[92]
  • 5 May: Ghani moves Stanekzai from Defense Ministry to NDS[55][93][94]
  • 13 May: caretakter Head of NDS and Defense Minister nominated [124], [125]
  • 8 June: List of cabinet published [126]
  • 20 June: NDS chief and Defense minister approved [55][95]
  • 5 October: Hakimi still Minister of Finance[96]
  • 12 November: 3 cabinet members unseated [127], [128]
  • 15 November: Ghani instructs ministers to continue their duties[97]
  • 16 November: 7 cabinet members unseated [129]
  • 19 November: Parliament fires ministers [130]
  • 29 November: [131]
  • November: [132]
  • December: uncleared status of the dismissed ministers [133]

2017

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  • April: Zia Massoud and Farooq Wardak dismissed and appointed respectively
  • 25 May: Accusations of violation of cabinet law [134]
  • 26 May: Still seven acting ministers with vote of no confidence[98]
  • 25 July: New nominees for cabinet positions [135]
  • 13 August: Ghani nominates Wais Barmak as Minister of Interior and Taj Mohammad Jahid as Security Adviser. The appointments are awaiting a vote of confidence from parliament [136]
  • 21 September: 2 acting ministers appointed[99]
  • 13 November: MPs question NUG’s credibility because of vacant cabinet posts[100]
  • 4 December: Parliament fills in ministerial posts [137]
  • 9 December: Eleven minister candidates received votes of confidence [138]

2018

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  • 9 June: Ghani fires Energy Minister[101], sparking critisism by Abdullah[102]
  • 26 June: Ahmadi steps down as Minister[103]
  • 25 August: Ghani calls security council to step down[104], Atmar does so[105]
  • 26 August: Ghai rejects resignations of ministers[106]
  • 23 December: Ghani appoints new ministers to the ministries of interior and defence. Amrullah Saleh (interior) and Asadullah Khalid (defence)[107][108][109]

2019

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  • 11 February: Andarabi new acting Interior Minister[110]
  • 27 May: Abdullah not aware of recent cabinet appointments[111]
  • 27 July: Ghani dissolves High Peace Council Secretariat[112]
  • 5 September: Stanekzai resigns as head of NDS[113]

2020

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  • 29 January: Appointment of Foreign Minister illegal says Abdullah [139]
  • 7 March: Ghani chairs cabinet meeting[114]
  • 9 March: Both Ghani and Abdullah inaugurated as President, threats of two governments[115]
  • 31 March: Arghandiwal appointed as acting Finance Minister[116]
  • 3 April: Ghani proposes Abdullah to be head of Peace Council after threats of forming a parallel government[117]
  • 4 April: Ghani has made a number of changes in government posts[118]
  • 5 April: Ghani halts cabinet formation[119]
  • 8 April: Ghani welcomes new acting ministers[120]
  • 9 April: Fazal Mahmood Fazli appointed as head of the administrative office of the president[121]
  • 7 May: Possible power-sharing deal[122]
  • 15 May: Agreement details published[123][124]
  • 17 May: Ghani and Abdullah sign power-sharing deal[125]
  • 2 June: Appointing new cabinet prioritised[126] as there are still cabinet members to appoint[127]
  • 13 June: Slow progress on new cabinet [140]
  • 20 July: Rift beteween Ghani and Abdullah over cabinet picks[128]
  • 5 August: No full government [141]
  • 12 August: Still division because of cabinet appointments[129]
  • 6 September: Committee for HCNR approved [142]
  • 15 September: Ghani asks new nominee ministries to prioritize accountability[130]
  • 13 October: Ghani to introduce Cabinet picks soon[131]
  • 21 October: 24- or 25-member cabinet introduced to parliament[132]
  • 6 December: Wolesi Jirga has confirmed 20 out of 25 cabinet nominees[133][134]
  • end of December: Health Minister Usmani sacked for bribe allegations[135]

2021

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  • 23 January: Arghanidwal removed as Finance Minister[136]
  • 24 January: Further cabinet clearing[137]
  • 4 February: New ministers take oath of office[138]
  • 19 March: New Security minister appointed[139]
  • 20 March: Ghani appoints two new ministers[140]
  • 24 March: Ministry of Finance not functioning properly[141]
  • 1 April: Ghani agrees to formation of interim government[142]
  • 19 June: Ghani sacks ministers[143][144][145]
  • 10 August: Acting Finance Minister Payinda leaves country[146], later resigns
  • 22 September: Taliban sack last Ghani cabinet minister[147]

Cabinet

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Portfolio Name Years Status
President Ashraf Ghani 2014-2021 Chosen by electorate
First Vice President Abdul Rashid Dostum 2014-2020 Chosen by electorate
Second Vice President Sarwar Danish 2014-2021 Chosen by electorate
Foreign Affairs Minister Salahuddin Rabbani 2015-2021 Acting (First Approved by the National Assembly, but later Rejected by them)
National Defense Minister Tariq Shah Bahrami 2017-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Interior Affairs Minister Wais Barmak 2017-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Finance Minister Eklil Ahmad Hakimi 2015-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Economy Minister Mohammad Mustafa Mastoor 2017-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Agriculture Minister Nasir Ahmad Durrani 2017-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Energy and Water Minister Ali Ahmad Osmani 2015-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Justice Minister Abdul Basir Anwar 2015-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Information and Culture Minister Abdul Bari Jahani 2015-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Education Minister Shinwari 2017-2021 Acting
Higher Education Minister Najibullah Khwaja Omari 2017-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Trade and Commerce Minister Humayoon Rasaw 2015-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Transportation and Aviation Minister Muhammad Hamid Tahmasi 2017-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Women's Affairs Minister Delbar Nazari 2015-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Haj and Religious Affairs Minister Faiz Mohammad Osmani 2015-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Public Health Minister Ferozuddin Feroz 2015-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Public Works Minister Yama Yari 2017-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Mines Minister Nargis Nehan 2017-2021 Acting
Ministry of Communications and Information Technology Shahzad Gul Ayoubi 2017-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Rural Rehabilitation and Development Minister Mujiburrahman Karimi 2017-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Minister of Labor, Social Affairs, Martyrs and Disabled Faizullah Zaki 2017-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Frontiers, Nations, and Tribal Affairs Minister Gul Agha Sherzai 2017-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Urban Development and Housing Minister Sayed Sadat Mansur Naderi 2015-2018 Approved by the National Assembly
Counter Narcotics Minister Salamat Azimi 2015-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Refugees and Repatriation Minister Sayed Hussain Alemi Balkhi 2015-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
Attorney General Mohammad Farid Hamidi 2016-2021
Director of the National Directorate of Security Mohammed Masoom Stanekzai 2016-2021 Approved by the National Assembly
State Minister for Martyred and Disabled Affairs Laluddin Aryubi 2018-2021 Appointed by Ashraf Ghani
National Security Advisor Mohammad Hanif Atmar 2015-2021 Appointed by Ashraf Ghani
State Ministry for Peace (SMP) Sayed Sadat Mansoor Naderi[148] 2020-2021 Approved by the National Assembly

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Preceded by Ghani cabinet
2014–2021
Succeeded by