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Libya

People, offices and institutional evidence across the available sources.

African sovereign country in the existing country registry.

3,611Source observations
2Institutional relationships

People and office observations

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.

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Dated snapshot

Muhammad bin GHALBON

Min. of State for Prime Ministerial & Cabinet Affairs

Source observation date unknown

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 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.

Dated snapshot

Randa GHARIB

Min. of State for Women's Affairs

Source observation date unknown

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 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

Source observation date unknown

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Page retrieved: 17 Sept 2026.

The source did not provide a person name for this record. A vacancy has not been established.

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 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.

Dated snapshot

Tahir al-SUNNI

Permanent Representative to the UN, New York

Source observation date unknown

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 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.

Dated snapshot

Salim al-ZADMA

Dep. Prime Minister

Source observation date unknown

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 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.

Dated snapshot

Husayn al-QATRANI

Dep. Prime Minister

Source observation date unknown

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 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.

Dated snapshot

Abd-al-Latif al-TAHIR

Min. of Agriculture & Livestock

Source observation date unknown

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 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.

Dated snapshot

Abd-al-Munim SALIH

Min. of Civil Service

Source observation date unknown

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 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.

Dated snapshot

Salim al-ALAM

Min. of Culture

Source observation date unknown

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 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.

Dated snapshot

Abd-al-Hamid DUBAYBAH

Min. of Defense

Source observation date unknown

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 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.

Dated snapshot

محمد عبد السلام القريو

وزير التربية والتعليم

15 Sept 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Administration: حكومة الوحدة الوطنية

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 15 Sept 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 15 Sept 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: LANA post 365588, article paragraph 1

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

أسامة حماد

رئيس الحكومة

31 Aug 2026

A source snapshot; it does not establish a start date, end date or current service.

Administration: الحكومة المكلفة من مجلس النواب

Dates and source evidence

Observation: 31 Aug 2026. Precision: day.

Source published: 31 Aug 2026. Source updated: Date unknown.

Evidence location: LANA post 364671, article paragraph 2

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

  • A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
  • Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
  • Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
  • Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

Portraits are not supplied with these source observations. Initials are used for identification.

Dated snapshot

Muhammad al-MANFI

Pres., Presidency Council

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Abdullah al-LAFI

Dep. Pres., Presidency Council

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Suhail ABU-SHIHA

Min. of Economy & Trade

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Muhammad al-QARYU

Min. of Education

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Ibrahim MUNIR

Min. of Environment

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Rashid BUGHFA

Min. of Finance

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Al-Tahir al-BAUR

Min. of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Muhammad al-GHUJ

Min. of Health

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Muhammad al-DABIB

Min. of Higher Education & Scientific Research

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Issam al-TAMUNI

Min. of Housing & Construction

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Muhammad SAID

Min. of Industry & Minerals

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Imad TARABULSI

Min. of Interior

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Musa al-KONI

Dep. Pres., Presidency Council

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Halimah IBRAHIM

Min. of Justice

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Ali al-ABID

Min. of Labor & Rehabilitation

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Abd-al-Shafi al-JUWAIFI

Min. of Local Government

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Khalifa Abd-al-SADIQ

Min. of Oil & Gas

Aug 2026

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: Aug 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.

Dated snapshot

Muhammad al-ZAYDANI

Min. of Planning

Aug 2026

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: Aug 2026. Precision: month.

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.

Dataset limitations
  • Source observations are not continuous tenures or independently verified current rosters.
  • Names and source identifiers are not merged into people without separate identity evidence.
  • Jurisdiction labels describe source coverage and do not determine sovereignty or recognition.
  • Accountability, appointment and membership are different from reporting relationships.