Each row is a source observation, not a unique person or a continuous term. Annual snapshots, research waves and dated events keep their own date precision. Initials appear where these datasets supply no portrait.
MaDated snapshot
Muhammad al-MANFI
Pres., Presidency Council
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 1; Pres., Presidency Council
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
AaDated snapshot
Abdullah al-LAFI
Dep. Pres., Presidency Council
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 2; Dep. Pres., Presidency Council
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
SADated snapshot
Suhail ABU-SHIHA
Min. of Economy & Trade
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 11; Min. of Economy & Trade
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MaDated snapshot
Muhammad al-QARYU
Min. of Education
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 12; Min. of Education
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
IMDated snapshot
Ibrahim MUNIR
Min. of Environment
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 13; Min. of Environment
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
RBDated snapshot
Rashid BUGHFA
Min. of Finance
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 14; Min. of Finance
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
AaDated snapshot
Al-Tahir al-BAUR
Min. of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 15; Min. of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MaDated snapshot
Muhammad al-GHUJ
Min. of Health
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 16; Min. of Health
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MaDated snapshot
Muhammad al-DABIB
Min. of Higher Education & Scientific Research
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 17; Min. of Higher Education & Scientific Research
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
IaDated snapshot
Issam al-TAMUNI
Min. of Housing & Construction
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 18; Min. of Housing & Construction
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MSDated snapshot
Muhammad SAID
Min. of Industry & Minerals
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 19; Min. of Industry & Minerals
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
ITDated snapshot
Imad TARABULSI
Min. of Interior
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 20; Min. of Interior
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MaDated snapshot
Musa al-KONI
Dep. Pres., Presidency Council
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 3; Dep. Pres., Presidency Council
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
HIDated snapshot
Halimah IBRAHIM
Min. of Justice
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 21; Min. of Justice
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
AaDated snapshot
Ali al-ABID
Min. of Labor & Rehabilitation
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 22; Min. of Labor & Rehabilitation
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
AaDated snapshot
Abd-al-Shafi al-JUWAIFI
Min. of Local Government
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 23; Min. of Local Government
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
KADated snapshot
Khalifa Abd-al-SADIQ
Min. of Oil & Gas
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 24; Min. of Oil & Gas
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MaDated snapshot
Muhammad al-ZAYDANI
Min. of Planning
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 25; Min. of Planning
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
WaDated snapshot
Wafa al-KILANI
Min. of Social Affairs
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 26; Min. of Social Affairs
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
AaDated snapshot
Abd-al-Shafi al-JUWAIFI
Min. of Sports
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 27; Min. of Sports
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
YaDated snapshot
Yakhlaf al-SIFAW
Min. of Technical & Vocational Education
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 28; Min. of Technical & Vocational Education
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
NaDated snapshot
Nasir-al-Din al-FAZZANI
Min. of Tourism & Handicrafts
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 29; Min. of Tourism & Handicrafts
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
MaDated snapshot
Muhammad al-SHAHUBI
Min. of Transportation
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 30; Min. of Transportation
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
ADDated snapshot
Abd-al-Hamid DUBAYBAH
Prime Minister
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 4; Prime Minister
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
HMDated snapshot
Husni Muhammad UWAYDAN
Min. of Water Resources
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 31; Min. of Water Resources
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
HaDated snapshot
Haytham al-ZAHAF
Min. of Youth
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 32; Min. of Youth
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
FaDated snapshot
Fathallah al-ZANI
Min. of State for African Affairs
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 33; Min. of State for African Affairs
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
WaDated snapshot
Walid al-LAFI
Min. of State for Communication & Political Affairs
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 34; Min. of State for Communication & Political Affairs
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
AaDated snapshot
Abd-al-Warith al-HAJJAJI
Min. of State for Digital Economy & Artificial Intelligence
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 35; Min. of State for Digital Economy & Artificial Intelligence
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.
JADated snapshot
Jamal ABU-QARIN
Min. of State for Displaced Persons & Human Rights
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.
The source was last updated 28 Apr 2026. Reading the page 17 Sept 2026 does not establish current service.
The Libyan House of Representatives approved Libya's interim Government of National Unity (GNU)—the result of a UN-brokered agreement—in March 2021. Below are the GNU chiefs of state, the officials in charge of ministerial portfolios, and the highest-ranking diplomatic representative in the US.
Dates and source evidence
Source observation date unknown. Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026; this does not date the officeholder’s service.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 36; Min. of State for Displaced Persons & Human Rights
Dataset: CIA World Leaders roster observations (opens in a new tab) · Edition public-rosters-v1
Attribution: Central Intelligence Agency, World Leaders: Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Country and edition URLs accompany each observation.
Licence: Public domain (unmarked US government material) (opens in a new tab)
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A roster observation is not an appointment date or evidence of continuous service.
- Edition dates and retrieval dates do not establish current service. Country source update dates can be much older.
- CIA observations have not all been independently checked against national appointment records.
- Names are retained as published; people are not merged across sources by name.
- Diplomats, central bank officers and other listed officials are not automatically cabinet members.
- Blank names are unspecified information; only an explicit vacancy label is recorded as a reported vacancy.
- Refreshes replace this catalog version, including the last live-page capture. Published monthly archive editions are retained; daily captures are not a complete change history.
Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.