<<Up
Contents
List of Afghan Transitional Administration personnel
The
Afghan Transitional Administration
was established in
June
and
July
of
2002
. It has authority until elections take place in
Afghanistan
in the summer of
2004
.
Table of contents
1 President and Chairman
2 Vice Presidents
3 Security Advisors
4 Ministers
5 Head of Supreme Court
6 Governors
7 Afghan ambassadors and envoys
8 Foreign ambassadors and chargés d'affairs in Kabul
President and Chairman
Hamid Karzai
Vice Presidents
Mohammad Qasim Fahim[?]
Abdul Karim Khalili[?]
Nematullah Shahrani
Hedayat Arsala[?]
Security Advisors
Muhammad Yunus Qanuni[?]
Zalmay Rassoul[?]
Ministers
Seyyed Hussein Anwari[?]
(Agriculture)
Mir Wais Saddiq[?]
(Son of
Ismail Khan
) (Air Transport/Tourism)
Arif Nurzai[?]
(Border Affairs)
Seyyed Mustafa Kazemi[?]
(Commerce)
Masum Stanakzai[?]
(Communication)
Mohammad Qasim Fahim[?]
(Defense)
Abdul Rashid Dostum
(Deputy Defense)
Muhammad Yunus Qanuni[?]
(Education)
Yusuf Nooristani
(Environment) (
U.S.
citizen)
Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai[?]
(Finance) (
U.S.
citizen)
Abdullah Abdullah
(Foreign Affairs)
Mohammad Amin Naziryar[?]
(Hajj and Waqf)
Dr.
Soheila Siddiqi[?]
(Health)
Sharif Fayez[?]
(Higher Education) (
U.S.
citizen)
Makhdum Rahin[?]
or
Sayed Raheen[?]
(Information/Culture) (Raheen is a
U.S.
citizen)
Ali Ahmad Jalali
(Interior) (since Jan. 2003) (
U.S.
citizen)
Ahmed Yusuf Nuristani[?]
(Irrigation/Environment)
Abdul Rahim Karimi[?]
(Justice)
Noor Mohammad Qarqin[?]
(Labor/Social Affairs)
Mohammad Alim Razm[?]
(Light Industries)
Abdullah Khan Wardak[?]
(Martyrs and Disabled)
Juma Muhammad Muhammadi[?]
(Mines and Industries) (died in plane crash, February 24, 2003)
Mohammad Mohaqeq[?]
(Planning)
Mohammad Amin Farhang[?]
(Reconstruction) (
German
citizen)
Inayatulah Nazeri[?]
(Refugees)
Hanif Atmar[?]
(Rural Development)
Mohammad Ali Jawed[?]
(Transportation)
Yusuf Pashtun[?]
(Urban Planning)
Ahmed Shaker Kargar[?]
(Water and Electricity)
Habiba Sarobi[?]
(Women's Affairs)
Mahbooba Hoquqmal[?]
(State or Advisor-Minister for Women's Affairs)
Head of Supreme Court
Fazl Hadi Shinwari[?]
Governors
Qari Baba[?]
(Ghazni)
Ismail Khan
(Herat)
Taj Mohammad Mujaahid[?]
(Kabul)
Gul Agha Sherzai[?]
(Kandahar)
Hakim Taniwal[?]
(appointed by Karzai in April 2002) (Khost)
Sayyid Yusuf[?]
(Kunar)
Hajji Din Muhammad[?]
(brother of late
Hajji Qadir[?]
) (Nangarhar)
Abdul Karim Brahoui[?]
(Nimruz)
Taj Mohammad Wardak[?]
(appointed by Karzai in mid-February 2002) (Paktia)
Anwar ul-Haq Ahadi
(governor of the
Afghan Central Bank[?]
)
Afghan ambassadors and envoys
To
Australia
:
Mahmoud Saikal[?]
To
Canada
:
Jalil Jamili[?]
To
China
:
Rahi Barlas[?]
To
Egypt
:
Abdul Ghafar Karzai[?]
To
France
: Dr.
Zalmai Haquani[?]
To
Germany
:
Hamidullah Nasir Zia[?]
To
India
:
Massoud Khalili[?]
To
Iran
: Dr.
Ahmad Moshahed[?]
To
Italy
:
Mostapha Zair[?]
To
Japan
:
Anwar Akbari[?]
To
Pakistan
:
Nangyalai Tarzi[?]
To
Russia
:
Ahmed Ziya Masood[?]
(Brother of
Ahmad Shah Massoud
)
To
Saudi Arabia
:
Anwar Neko[?]
To
Tajikistan
:
Mohammad Dawod Panjshiri[?]
To
Turkmenistan
:
Mohammad Nazir Qasimi[?]
To
U.K.
:
Ahmad Wali Massoud[?]
To
U.N.
New York
: Dr.
Rawan Farhadi[?]
To
U.N.
Geneva
:
Shams Ul-Zakir Kazimi[?]
To
United Arab Emirates
: Mr. Rashuddin
To
U.S.
:
Ishaq Shahryar
; Chargé d' Affaires:
Haroun Amin[?]
To
Uzbekistan
:
Abdul Samad[?]
Foreign ambassadors and chargés d'affairs in Kabul
China
:
Sun Yuxi[?]
European Union
:
Francesc Vendrell[?]
Germany
:
Rainer Eberle[?]
Pakistan
:
Rustam Shah Mohmand[?]
Saudi-Arabia[?]
:
Abdullah Fahd al-Kahlani[?]
Switzerland
:
Christian Dunant[?]
(in Islamabad)
U.N.
:
Lakhdar Brahimi[?]
U.S.
:
Robert Finn[?]
wikipedia.org
dumped 2003-03-17 with
terodump