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.
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.
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
Observation: Jun 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: Jun 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: Jun 2026. Precision: month.
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.
MbDated snapshot
Muhammad bin GHALBON
Min. of State for Prime Ministerial & Cabinet Affairs
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or 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
Observation: Jun 2026. Precision: month.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 37; Min. of State for Prime Ministerial & Cabinet 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.
RGDated snapshot
Randa GHARIB
Min. of State for Women's Affairs
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or 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
Observation: Jun 2026. Precision: month.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 38; Min. of State for Women's 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.
—Dated snapshot
Person name not recorded
Ambassador to the US
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.
The source did not provide a person name for this record. A vacancy has not been established.
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
Observation: Jun 2026. Precision: month.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 39; Ambassador to the US
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.
TaDated snapshot
Tahir al-SUNNI
Permanent Representative to the UN, New York
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or 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
Observation: Jun 2026. Precision: month.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 40; Permanent Representative to the UN, New York
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
Salim al-ZADMA
Dep. Prime Minister
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or 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
Observation: Jun 2026. Precision: month.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 5; Dep. 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.
HaDated snapshot
Husayn al-QATRANI
Dep. Prime Minister
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or 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
Observation: Jun 2026. Precision: month.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 6; Dep. 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.
AaDated snapshot
Abd-al-Latif al-TAHIR
Min. of Agriculture & Livestock
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or 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
Observation: Jun 2026. Precision: month.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 7; Min. of Agriculture & Livestock
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.
ASDated snapshot
Abd-al-Munim SALIH
Min. of Civil Service
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or 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
Observation: Jun 2026. Precision: month.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 8; Min. of Civil Service
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
Salim al-ALAM
Min. of Culture
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or 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
Observation: Jun 2026. Precision: month.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 9; Min. of Culture
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
Min. of Defense
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or 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
Observation: Jun 2026. Precision: month.
Source published: Date unknown. Source updated: 28 Apr 2026.
Evidence location: Libya; leaders; row 10; Min. of Defense
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-MANFI
Pres., Presidency Council
A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or 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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.
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
Observation: May 2026. Precision: month.
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.