Cabinet of Hun Manet

The seventh Council of Ministers was formed on 22 August 2023.[1] It is led by prime minister Hun Manet, making it the first government in 38 years to not be led by Hun Sen following his resignation. In addition, veteran politicians including Sar Kheng, Tea Banh and Men Sam An also relinquished their positions.

Cabinet of Samdech Thipadei Hun Manet

Cabinet of Cambodia
2023–present
Date formed22 August 2023
People and organisations
MonarchNorodom Sihamoni
Prime MinisterHun Manet
Member party  Cambodian People's Party
Status in legislatureSupermajority
120 / 125 (96%)
History
Election(s)2023 Cambodian general election
Legislature term(s)7th National Assembly of Cambodia
PredecessorCabinet of Hun Sen
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    PortfolioMinisterTook officeLeft officeParty
    Prime Minister22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Deputy Prime Minister
    Minister in charge of the Office of the Council of Ministers    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Deputy Prime Minister
    Minister of Economy and Finance    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Deputy Prime Minister
    Minister of Interior    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Deputy Prime Minister
    Minister of National Defence    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Deputy Prime Minister
    Minister of Education, Youth and Sport    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Deputy Prime Minister
    Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Deputy Prime Minister
    Minister of Justice    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Deputy Prime Minister
    Minister of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Deputy Prime Minister22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Deputy Prime Minister22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Civil Service22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Commerce
    Cham Nimol
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Cults and Religion
    Chay Borin
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Culture and Fine Arts22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Environment
    Eang Sophalleth
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Health
    Chheang Ra
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Industry, Science, Technology and Innovation
    Hem Vanndy
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Information
    Neth Pheaktra
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Inspection
    Huot Hak
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Labour and Vocational Training
    Heng Sour
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Mines and Energy22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Planning
    Bin Trochhey
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Posts and Telecommunications
    Chea Vandeth
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Public Works and Transport
    Peng Pothinea
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Rural Development
    Chhay Rithysen
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation
    Chea Somethy
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Tourism
    Sok Soken
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology
    Thor Chetha
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister of Women's Affairs22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister in charge of the State Secretariat of Civil Aviation
    Mao Havannall
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP
    Minister in charge of the State Secretariat of Border Affairs
    Lam Chea
    		22 August 2023Incumbent CPP

    References
    1. "Prime Minister Hun Sen announces resignation". Khmer Times. 26 July 2023. Retrieved 26 July 2023.
    2. "A New Era: National Assembly approves composition of the new Council of Ministers, with His Excellency Dr. Hun Manet as new PM". Khmer Times. Retrieved 24 August 2023.
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