Английская Википедия:Cabinet of Hassan Diab

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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Use dmy dates Шаблон:POV Шаблон:Infobox government cabinet Шаблон:Politics of Lebanon A new Lebanese cabinet led by Prime Minister Hassan Diab was formed in Lebanon on 21 January 2020, after agreement was reached by the heads of the involved political parties after nearly three months. The already delegitimized government assigned Diab and his new cabinet, despite ongoing public outrage against the new cabinet and citizen requests for a competent, independent, and technocratic government. The marketing campaign by the authoritative powers around the new cabinet were mired by obvious untruths such as Diab claiming to have met "representatives of the thawra" but turned out to be regime supporters or the regime using the term "techno-political" to describe the new cabinet in order to justify the majority partisan appointments (as seen in the graph below). Diab was appointed prime minister by President Michel Aoun following the resignation of Saad Hariri following the 2019–20 Lebanese protests, that started in October 2019. On 10 August 2020, the government resigned following public anger over the 2020 Beirut explosions on 4 August but continues to govern as a caretaker government.

The cabinet, which was composed of twenty ministers, appointed six female members to improve the gender ratio and cited the ratio of male to female members as "more than any previous Lebanese government".

Beirut port explosion

On 10 August 2020, the entire cabinet resigned following public anger over the 2020 Beirut explosions on 4 August that killed more than 200 people. The cabinet continues to govern in a caretaker capacity until a new government is formed.

In December 2020, Lebanon's outgoing Prime Minister Diab and three former ministers were charged with negligence over the Beirut port explosion. The former ministers were former finance minister Ali Hassan Khalil, Ghazi Zeiter and Youssef Fenianos, both former ministers of public works. Zeitar was transport and public works minister in 2014, followed by Fenianos in 2016, who held the job until the beginning of 2020. Khalil was finance minister in 2014, 2016 and until 2020. Ali Hassan Khalil and Youssef Fenianos were both sanctioned by the US treasury for corruption, misappropriation of funds, and empowering Hezbollah - labelled as a terrorist organization by several nations.

Composition

Cabinet of Hassan Diab
Portfolio	Minister	Political affiliation	Religious affiliation	Governorate
Prime Minister share (5/20)
Prime Minister	Hassan Diab	Шаблон:Color box Independent	Sunni	Beirut
Interior	Mohammed Fahmi	Шаблон:Color box Independent	Sunni	Beirut
Telecommunications	Talal Hawat	Шаблон:Color box Independent	Sunni	North
Education	Tarek Majzoub	Шаблон:Color box Independent	Sunni	Beirut
Environment	Damianos Kattar	Шаблон:Color box Independent	Maronite	South
Presidential and Strong Lebanon share (9/20)
Deputy Prime Minister	Zeina Akar	Шаблон:Color box Free Patriotic Movement	Greek Orthodox	North
Defence
Energy and Water	Raymond Ghajar	Шаблон:Color box Free Patriotic Movement	Greek Orthodox	North
Justice	Marie-Claude Najm	Шаблон:Color box Free Patriotic Movement	Maronite	North
Foreign Affairs	Nassif Hitti (Resigned on 3 August)	Шаблон:Color box Free Patriotic Movement	Maronite	North
	Charbel Wehbe (Appointed on 3 August, resigned on May 19)	Шаблон:Color box Free Patriotic Movement	Maronite	Mount Lebanon
	Zeina Akar (Ad interim, appointed on May 19)	Шаблон:Color box Free Patriotic Movement	Greek Orthodox	North
Economy	Raoul Nehme	Шаблон:Color box Free Patriotic Movement	Greek Catholic	Beirut
Displaced	Ghada Chreim	Шаблон:Color box Free Patriotic Movement	Greek Catholic	Beqaa
Youth	Vartine Ohanian	Шаблон:Color box Tashnag	Armenian Orthodox	Mount Lebanon
Tourism	Ramzi Mcharrafieh	Шаблон:Color box Шаблон:Nowrap	Druze	Mount Lebanon
Social Affairs
Information	Manal Abdel Samad	Шаблон:Color box Lebanese Democratic Party	Druze	Mount Lebanon
Marada Movement share (2/20)
Labor	Lamia Yammine	Шаблон:Color box Marada Movement	Maronite	North
Public Works	Michel Najjar	Шаблон:Color box Marada Movement	Greek Orthodox	North
Amal Movement share (2/20)
Finance	Ghazi Wazni	Шаблон:Color box Amal Movement	Shia	Nabatieh
Culture	Abbas Mortada	Шаблон:Color box Amal Movement	Shia	Beqaa
Agriculture
Hezbollah share (2/20)
Industry	Imad Hoballah	Шаблон:Color box Hezbollah	Shia	North
Health	Hamad Hasan	Шаблон:Color box Hezbollah	Shia	Baalbek-Hermel