Council of Ministers (Afghanistan)
The Council of Ministers was the governmental organ in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan and later the Republic of Afghanistan. The leader of the Council of Ministers chose ministers for the different ministerial posts in the country. Under the leadership of Nur Mohammad Taraki, Hafizullah Amin and Babrak Karmal the council underwent massive changes. Under the rule of Karmal, there were 20 out 24 ministers that belonged to the Parcham faction and the remaining belonged to the political faction Khalq.[1]All Afghan ministers had seats in the council.[1]
Cabinets
Note: This list may be missing some ministerial seats
| Ministry | Lists |
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| President | List of presidents of Afghanistan |
| Vice President | List of vice presidents of Afghanistan |
| Prime Minister | List of Prime Ministers of Afghanistan |
| Deputy Prime Minister | List of deputy prime ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Foreign Affairs | List of foreign ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Defense | List of defense ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Justice | List of ministers of justice and attorney general of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of State Security | List of leaders of the Afghan secret police |
| Ministry of Interior | List of interior ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Counter Narcotics | List of counter narcotics ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Borders and Tribal Affairs | List of borders and tribal affairs ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Finance | List of finance ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Education | List of education ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Communications | List of communication ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Information and Culture | List of information and culture ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Transportation and Commerce | List of transportation and commerce ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock | List of agriculture ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Planning | List of planning ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Internal Affairs | List of internal affairs ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Public Health | List of public health ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Mines and Industry | List of mines and industry ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Islamic Affairs | List of islamic affairs ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Tribes and Nationalities | List of tribes and nationalities ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Social Affairs and Tourism | List of social affairs and tourism ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Public Works | List of public works ministers of Afghanistan |
| Ministry of Women's Affairs | List of women's affairs ministers of Afghanistan |
References
- J. Bruce Amstutz (1994). Afghanistan. DIANE Publishing. p. 65. Retrieved 2009-03-22 – via Internet Archive.
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