Minister
Discover a comprehensive list of renowned individuals who have held the title of Minister. From politicians and social activists to religious leaders, this list showcases the influential figures who have made significant contributions to various fields.
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Jose Zapatero
SpainPrime Minister of Spain (since 2004).
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Silvan Shalom
IsraelIsraeli Foreign Minister
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Mahmud Az-Zahar
JordanMinister of Foreign Affairs of the Palestinian Authority
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Souleymane Ndiaye
SenegalPrime Minister of Senegal
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Christian Ntsay
Prime Minister of Madagascar since June 6, 2018
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Fauzi Salluh
LebanonMinister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora of Lebanon.
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Mukhammed Dakhlan
Minister for Civil Affairs
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Benjamin Disraeli
Great BritainPrime Minister of Great Britain in 1868 and 1874-80, leader of the Conservative Party; writer
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Albin Kurti
Acting Prime Minister of Kosovo since 22 March 2021
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Rukhama Avraam
IsraelAnd about. Israeli Interior Minister
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Alexey Chernyshov
UkraineMinister of Development of Communities and Territories of Ukraine
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Robert Peel
Great BritainPrime Minister Great Britain in 1834-35 and 1841-46 leader of the Peelites
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Gordon Brown
Great BritainBritish (Scottish) politician
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Aziz Akhannouch
MoroccoPrime Minister of Morocco since October 7, 2021
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Henry Paulson
USAUS Treasury Secretary, head of the financial corporation Goldman Sachs
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Domingo Cavallo
ArgentinaMinister of Economy of Argentina
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Aritomo Yamagata
JapanJapanese military and statesman
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John Profiumo
Great BritainFormer British Secretary of State for War.
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Nguyen Tan Dung
VietnamPrime Minister of Vietnam
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Joseph Ngute
9th Prime Minister of Cameroon since January 4, 2019
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Adam Rotfeld
PolandMinister of Foreign Affairs of Poland
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Said Siam
Minister of Interior and National Security in the Hamas government
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Juhan Parts
EstoniaMinister of Economic Affairs and Communications, former Prime Minister of Estonia
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John Healey
Great BritainUK Secretary of State for Defence from 5 July 2024
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Bekir-Sami Kunduh
TurkeyFirst Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Turkish Republic (3 May 1920 – 8 May 1921)
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Fumio Kishida
JapanPrime Minister of Japan since October 4, 2021
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Lazar Kitanovsky
MacedoniaMinister of Defence of the Republic of Macedonia from 1997 to 1998
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Vladimir Makei
BelarusBelarusian statesman, Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Daniel Risch
LiechtensteinPrime Minister of Liechtenstein since 25 March 2021
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Han Men Suk
South KoreaPrime Minister of South Korea.
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Sergey Kruglov
RussiaMinister of Internal Affairs of the USSR since March 1953. to March 1954
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Stanislav Gross
CzechPrime Minister of the Czech Republic
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Igor Chudinov
KyrgyzstanPrime Minister of Kyrgyzstan
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Sitiveni Rabuka
Prime Minister of Fiji from 24 December 2022
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Abdelraouf Al-Ravabdeh
JordanPrime Minister of Jordan from 4 March 1999 to 19 June 2000.
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Franz Muentefering
GermanyVice Chancellor and Minister of Labour of Germany
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Zoran Zhivkovich
Prime Minister of Serbia
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Manasseh Damukana Sogavare
Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands
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Charles Tupper
Great BritainThe sixth Prime Minister of Canada, Prime Minister of Nova Scotia, is a doctor by profession.
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John Stonehouse
Great BritainFormer Minister of Technology and Minister of Posts and Telecommunications in Harold Wilson's Labor government, collaborated with Czechoslovak intelligence
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Andrew Michael Holness
JamaicaPrime Minister of Jamaica since March 3, 2016
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Norbert Darabos
AustraliaMinister of Defence and Sports of Austria from 2007 to March 2013.
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Krisjanis Karins
LatviaPrime Minister of Latvia since 23 January 2019
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Linda Murniece
LatviaMinister of Defense of Latvia
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Kevin Rudd
AustraliaPrime Minister of Australia
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Frank-Walter Steinmeier
GermanyVice-Chancellor and Federal Foreign Minister of Germany
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Abdulkarim Al-Kabariti
JordanPrime Minister of Jordan from 4 February 1996 to 7 March 1997.
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Nahas Angula
NamibiaPrime Minister of Namibia
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Bruce Golding
JamaicaPrime Minister of Jamaica
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Mariano Rajoy
SpainPrime Minister of Spain
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Spain
Israel
Jordan
Senegal

Lebanon

Great Britain


Ukraine


Morocco
USA
Argentina
Japan

Vietnam

Poland

Estonia

Turkey
Macedonia
Belarus
Liechtenstein
South Korea
Russia
Czech
Kyrgyzstan

Germany




Jamaica
Australia
Latvia




Namibia
