All 24 seats (the President and 23 ministers) are listed. No official Syrian government list of ministers could be found; the state news agency SANA's site opened but no page on it confirming the cabinet was found, so every claim is sourced, not verified. The ministers' names match the US CIA World Leaders list (December 2025) except the two appointed on 9 May 2026. Titles are English renderings of Arabic titles as given by the sources.
Syria is a presidential republic in a transitional period under the 2025 constitutional declaration; the post of prime minister was abolished[1][2]. The President, Ahmed al-Sharaa, is both head of state and head of government[4][5]. Govpedia records 24 members of its cabinet.
Leadership
Head of state and government
SourcedFormally appointed President on 29 January 2025, after leading the country de facto since 8 December 2024 (source: syr-wiki-sharaa). He serves under the 2025 Constitutional Declaration, which sets a five-year transitional period.
Executive
0 of 24 verified on official pages
Announced on 29 March 2025 with 23 ministers and no prime minister; the President leads the executive. The 9 May 2026 decrees were the first reshuffle since the fall of Bashar al-Assad in December 2024 (source: syr-aljazeera-reshuffle-2026). The vice-presidency is listed as vacant (source: syr-wiki-transitional-gov). Dates are the start of each minister’s current term in this government.
Digital government
UN E-Government Development Index[8]
2024
0.389rank 162 of 193
Record of changes
9 May 2026
First reshuffle of the transitional government: by Decrees 100 and 101 of 2026, Khaled Fawaz Zaarour becomes Minister of Information (replacing Hamza al-Mustafa) and Basel al-Suweydan Minister of Agriculture (replacing Amjad Badr); Abdul Rahman al-Aama replaces Maher al-Sharaa as Secretary-General of the Presidency.[1][6][7]
Sourced29 Mar 2025
President al-Sharaa announces a 23-member transitional government with no prime minister; ministries of Sports and Youth and of Emergency and Disaster Management are created.[1][2]
Sourced29 Jan 2025
Ahmed al-Sharaa is formally appointed President of Syria.[4]
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