Mia Mottley

Mia Mottley has been Prime Minister of Barbados since 25 May 2018 and leader of the Barbados Labour Party. A lawyer by training, she was Minister of Education from 1994 to 1996 and Attorney General from 2001 to 2003.[5]

Country

Barbados

Born

1 Oct 1965, Bridgetown, Barbados[5]

First office on record

Minister of Education, Youth Affairs and Culture, 1994

1. 25 May 2018 – present

   Prime Minister[1][2][3][4]

   Third Mottley governmentVerified

2. 25 May 2018 – present

   Prime Minister; Minister of Economic Affairs and Development; Minister of National Security[2][3][4][6]

   Third Mottley governmentVerified

3. 2013 – 2018

   Leader of the Opposition[5]

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4. 2013 – …

   Leader of the Barbados Labour Party[5]

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5. 2001 – 2003

   Attorney General of Barbados[5]

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6. 1994 – 1996

   Minister of Education, Youth Affairs and Culture[5]

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• Law degree (1986), London School of Economics, University of London[5]

• SBSantia BradshawDeputy Prime Minister; Environment
• WAWilfred AbrahamsAttorney-General
• JWJerome WalcottSocial Policy
• KSKerrie SymmondsEnergy and Business
• KHKirk HumphreyTransport and Works
• CSChristopher SincklerForeign Affairs
• RSRyan StraughnFinance
• KMKay McConneyPublic Service
• LCLisa CumminsHealth
• IWIndar WeirInvestment
• AFAdrian FordePeople Empowerment
• IEIan Gooding-EdghillTourism
• CJColin JordanLabour
• CGChris GibbsHousing
• GNGregory NichollsHome Affairs
• MLMichael LashleyLegal Affairs
• CBChad BlackmanEducation
• SHSandra HusbandsVocational Training
• SKShantal Munro-KnightAgriculture
• CGCharles GriffithSports
• JRJonathan ReidInnovation
• MCMarsha CaddleEconomic Planning
• TPTrevor PrescodPan African Affairs