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Bahrain's King issues decree on cabinet reshuffle
Sheikh Khaled bin Abdullah Al Khalifa appointed as Deputy Prime Minister and Infrastructure Minister
His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa of Bahrain today issued a decree for a cabinet reshuffle, Bahrain News Agency (BNA) reported.
The decree includes the appointment of Sheikh Khaled bin Abdullah Al Khalifa as Deputy Prime Minister and Infrastructure Minister; Jameel Humaidan as Minister of Labour; Zayed Al Zayani as Minister of Industry and Trade; and Wael Al Mubarak as Minister of Municipality Affairs and Agriculture.
The decree also contains the naming of Mohammed bin Dina as Minister of Petroleum and Environment; Mohammed Al Kaabi as Minister of Transport and Communications; Ibrahim Al Hawaj as Minister of Works; Yousef Khalaf as Minister for Legal Affairs; Osama Al Asfoor as Minister of Social Development; Yasser Humaidan as Minister of Electricity and Water Affairs; Jalila Jawad as Minister of Health; Nawaf Al Maawda as Minister of Justice, Islamic Affairs and Endowments; Fatima Al Sirafi as Minister of Tourism; Ramzan Al Nuaimi as Minister of Information Affairs; Hamad Al Maliki as Minister of Cabinet Affairs; and Amna Al Rumaihi as Minister of Housing and Urban Planning.
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