Ministry of Telecommunications (Lebanon)

Lebanese Republic
Ministry of Telecommunications
Agency overview
JurisdictionGovernment of Lebanon
Minister responsible
Websitempt.gov.lb
Politics of Lebanon

Arab League Member State of the Arab League

Constitution
Human rights
Executive
Legislature
Subdivisions
Elections
Foreign relations

flag Lebanon portal

The Ministry of Telecommunications is the government ministry responsible for telecommunications in Lebanon.[1]

List of Telecommunications ministers

Minister Term of office
Camille Chamoun[a] 25 Sep 1943 03 Jul 1944
Mohamad El Fadil 03 Jul 1944 09 Jan 1945
Nicolas Ghosn 09 Jan 1945 22 Aug 1945
Sami as-Solh[b] 22 Aug 1945 09 Apr 1946
Philippe Takla 09 Apr 1946 22 May 1946
Youssef El Hrawi 22 May 1946 12 Dec 1946
Majid Arslan 14 Dec 1946 26 Jul 1948
Philippe Takla[b] 26 Jul 1948 01 Oct 1949
Hussein Al Oweini 01 Oct 1949 06 Oct 1949
Jubran Nahas 06 Oct 1949 14 Feb 1951
Edward Noun 14 Feb 1951 07 Jun 1951
Mohamad Safieddine 07 Jun 1951 11 Feb 1952
Hussain El Abdallah 11 Feb 1952 09 Sep 1952
Moussa Mubarak 09 Sep 1952 18 Sep 1952
Nazem Akkari[c] 18 Sep 1952 30 Sep 1952
Moussa Mubarak[d] 30 Sep 1952 06 Feb 1953
Salim Haidar 06 Feb 1953 30 Apr 1953
Rashid Baydoun 30 Apr 1953 16 Aug 1953
Bashir El Aawar[d] 16 Aug 1953 01 Mar 1954
Nicolas Salem 01 Mar 1954 16 Sep 1954
Salim Haidar 16 Sep 1954 19 Sep 1955
Kazem al-Khalil 19 Sep 1955 19 Mar 1956
Mohamad Sabra 19 Mar 1956 08 Jun 1956
Fouad Ghosn 08 Jun 1956 18 Nov 1956
Majid Arslan 18 Nov 1956 14 Mar 1958
Bashir El Uthman 14 Mar 1958 23 May 1958
Kazem al-Khalil[b] 23 May 1958 24 Sep 1958
Fouad Najjar 24 Sep 1958 14 Oct 1958
Raymond Eddé[a] 14 Oct 1958 07 Oct 1959
Mourice Zouein 07 Oct 1959 14 May 1960
Fouad Najjar 14 May 1960 01 Aug 1960
Suleiman Frangieh 01 Aug 1960 31 Oct 1961
Rene Moawad 31 Oct 1961 20 Feb 1964
Mohamad Kneiio[c] 20 Feb 1964 18 Nov 1964
Antoine Sehnaoui 18 Nov 1964 25 Jul 1965
Joseph Najjar 25 Jul 1965 09 Apr 1966
Kamal Jumblat 09 Apr 1966 06 Dec 1966
Micheal Idah 06 Dec 1966 08 Feb 1968
Rashid Baydoun[d] 08 Feb 1968 11 Apr 1968
Joseph Najjar 11 Apr 1968 12 Oct 1968
Fouad Ghosn 12 Oct 1968 20 Oct 1968
Pierre Gemayel[a][c] 20 Oct 1968 15 Jan 1969
Michel Murr 15 Jan 1969 25 Nov 1969
Fouad Ghosn 25 Nov 1969 13 Oct 1970
Jamil Kibbi 13 Oct 1970 25 Apr 1973
Tony Franjieh 25 Apr 1973 23 May 1975
Francois Jinadri 23 May 1975 01 Jul 1975
Camille Chamoun[e] 01 Jul 1975 15 Sep 1976
Joseph Skaff 15 Sep 1976 09 Dec 1976
Farid Raphaël[d][f] 12 Dec 1976 16 Jul 1979
Michel Murr 16 Jul 1979 08 Oct 1982
Georges Efram 08 Oct 1982 30 Apr 1984
Pierre Gemayel[c][g] 30 Apr 1984 29 Aug 1984
Joseph El Hachem[c] 29 Aug 1984 22 Sep 1988
Issam Abu Jamra[b] 22 Sep 1988 25 Nov 1989
George Saadeh 25 Nov 1989 31 Oct 1992
Mohamad Ghazirs 31 Oct 1992 25 May 1995
AlFadl Chalak 25 May 1995 07 Nov 1996
Rafiq Hariri 07 Nov 1996 24 Dec 1998
Issam Naaman 24 Dec 1998 26 Oct 2000
Jean-Louis Cardahi 26 Oct 2000 19 Apr 2005
Alain Tabourian 19 Apr 2005 19 Jul 2005
Marwan Hamadé 19 Jul 2005 11 Jul 2008
Gebran Bassil 11 Jul 2008 09 Sep 2009
Charbel Nahas 09 Sep 2009 13 Jun 2011
Nicolas Sehnaoui 13 Jun 2011 15 Feb 2014
Boutros Harb 15 Feb 2014 18 Dec 2016
Jamal Jarrah 18 Dec 2016 31 Jan 2019
Mohammad Shoucair 31 Jan 2019 23 Jan 2020
Talal Hawat[h] 23 Jan 2020 10 Sep 2021
Johnny Corm[i] 10 Sep 2021 08 Feb 2025
Charles El Hajj 08 Feb 2025 Incumbent

Notes

  1. ^ a b c Served simultaneously as Minister of Interior and Municipalities.
  2. ^ a b c d Served simultaneously as Minister of Economy and Trade.
  3. ^ a b c d e Served simultaneously as Minister of Public Health.
  4. ^ a b c d Served simultaneously as Minister of Justice.
  5. ^ Served simultaneously as Minister of Interior and Municipalities from 1 July 1975 to 9 February 1976.
  6. ^ Served simultaneously as Minister of Finance.
  7. ^ Died while in office.
  8. ^ Resigned 10 August 2020, but remained in office as caretaker minister.
  9. ^ Resigned 30 October 2022, but remained in office as caretaker minister.

References

  1. ^ Rasha A. Abdulla (2007). The internet in the Arab world: Egypt and beyond. Peter Lang. pp. 17–. ISBN 978-0-8204-8673-4. Retrieved 5 May 2013.


This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is available under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 unless otherwise noted. Additional terms may apply for the media files.