Dahir Riyale Kahin's Cabinet
- President: Dahir Riyale Kahin
- Vice-President: Ahmed Yusuf Yasin
- Minister of foreign affairs: Abdillahi Mohamed Dualeh
- Deputy Minister for Foreign affairs: Kayse Ahmed and Said Mohamed Nuur has already died
- Minister of planning: Ali Ibrahim MohamedDeputy Minister: Ahmed Hashi Abdi
- Minister of resettlement and rehabilitation: Abshir Ahmed Hussein He was replaced
- Minister of defence: Adan Mire Mohamed He was replaced
- Minister of water and mineral resources: Osman Sheikh and Qasim Sheekh Yusuf has died
- Minister of sports: Mohamoud Said Mohamed
- Minister of justice: Adan Ahmed Elmi
- Minister of agriculture: Abdi Haybe[
- Minister of interior: Abdillahi Ismail Ali
- Minister of finance: Huseen Ali Duale
- Minister of information: Ahmed Haji Dahir Elmi
- Minister of education: Hassan Haji Mohamoud
- Minister of commerce and industry: Abib Hassan Fil-fil
- Minister of religion: Sh. Mohamed Sh Mohamoud
- Minister of fisheries: ali Qorseef
- Minister of livestock: Dr. Idiris Abdi
- Minister of range and rural development: New minister has named and Fuad Adan Adde come opposition
- Minister of tourism and culture: Abdulkadir Waberi and Osman Bile Ali has died
- Minister of health and labour: Adan Ahmed Elmi and Abdillahi Hussein Iman come opposition in KULMIYE
- Minister of civil aviation: Ali Mohamed
- Minister of presidency: Hassan Wadaad and come president advicer Nuh Mohamed Osman
- Minister for public works: Siciid Sulub
- Minister of state for reconstruction, resettlement and rehabilitation: Khalil Abdulkadir Farah Hersi
- Minister of state for interior: Aw Adan Ali Saeed
- Minister of relations with houses of parliament: He died Abdi Hassan Buuni
- Minister of post and telecommunications: Ali Sandule and not Liban Ducaleh
- Minister for family affairs and social development: Fadumo Hassan Sudi
- Minister of state for public work: He is now freelance opposition Adan Ahmed Mohamoud
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