Guide to Political Life in Jordan

Government of Abdullah Ensour ( II )

No.	Minister	Ministry
1	Abdullah Ensour	Prime Minister and Minister of Defense
2	Amin Mahmoud	Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research
3	Nasser Judeh	Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriate Affairs
4	Hussein Majali	Minister of Interior and Minister of Municipal Affairs
5	Mohammad Wahsh	Minister of Education
6	Hatem Halawani	Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply and Minister of Information and Communications Technology
7	Hazem Nasser	Minister of Water and Irrigation and Minister of Agriculture
8	Umayya Toukan	Minister of Finance
9	Khleef Al Khawaldeh	Minister of Public Sector Development
10	Mohammad Qudah	Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs
11	Nidal Katamine	Minister of Labour and Minister of Transport
12	Ahmad Ziadat	Minister of Justice and Minister of State for Prime Ministry Affairs
13	Walid Masri	Minister of Public Works and Housing
14	Ibrahim Saif	Minister of Planning and International Cooperation and Minister of Tourism and Antiquities
15	Mohammad Momani	Minister of State for Media Affairs and Communications and Minister of Political Development and Parliamentary Affairs
16	Reem Abu Hassan	Minister of Social Development
17	Mujalli Mhailan	Minister of Health and Minister of Environment
18	Malek Kabariti	Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources
19	Barakat Awajan	Minister of Culture

Government News

Centrist party criticizes Awqaf Minister visit to Shia sites in Iraq

AMMONNEWS - The Islamic Centrist Party (ICP) on Monday criticized Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affair's recent visit to Shi'a shrines in Iraq and his meeting with Shia leader Grand...

Ensour checks on Karak residents' demands, concerns

KARAK — Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour on Monday paid a visit to Karak Governorate, 140km south of Amman, along with a number of ministers and MPs, to check on the facilities...

No electricity price hike if MPs have answers — PM

AMMAN — Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour on Friday said that no decision to increase prices of electricity will be taken without consultation with the Lower House.