State of LibyaOverview
Current office
- Country
- Libya
Career
Record in public office
The record so far holds the current appointment
Minister of Industry and Minerals, since 12 Mar 2026, as recorded in the sources below. Earlier offices are added once each is checked against an official CV or register.
Point us to an official sourceIn government
Serves with 34 colleagues
- Abdul Hamid DbeibahPrime Minister
- Salem al-ZadmaDeputy Prime Minister
- Hussein al-QatraniDeputy Prime Minister
- Abdul Hamid DbeibahDefence
- Taher al-BaourForeign Affairs
- Emad TrabelsiInterior
- Rashid BughfaFinance
- Suhail BoushihaEconomy and Trade
- Halima IbrahimJustice
- Mohamed Al-GhoujHealth
- Mohamed Abdul Salam Al-QariouEducation
- Mohamed al-DbeibHigher Education
- Yakhlaf al-SifawVocational Education
- Khalifa AbdulsadiqOil and Gas
- Abdul Latif al-TahirAgriculture
- Issam al-TamuniHousing
- Mohamed al-ShahoubiTransport
- Hosni OweidanWater Resources
- Ibrahim MunirEnvironment
- Mohamed al-ZaydaniPlanning
- Abdulmonem SaeedCivil Service
- Ali al-AbidLabour
- Wafa al-KilaniSocial Affairs
- Abdul Shafi al-JuwaifiLocal Government
- Salem Al-AlamCulture
- Nasr al-Din al-FezzaniTourism
- Haitham al-ZahafYouth
- Fouad BarghashSports
- Fathallah al-ZaniAfrican Affairs
- Walid al-LafiCommunication
- Abdul Warith al-HajjajiDigital Economy and AI
- Jamal AbuqrinDisplaced Persons and Human Rights
- Mohamed bin GhalbonCabinet Affairs
- Randa GharibWomen's Affairs
Evidence
How this record is supported
Claims by status
2 claims · 2 sources
- Verified 0
- Sourced 2
Sources
- [1]World Leaders: Libya (last updated 28 April 2026)
US Central Intelligence Agency (World Leaders)ReferenceChecked 16 Oct 2026
- [2]PM Dbeibah announces 13 new Ministers in Government of National Unity reshuffle
Libya ObserverNewsChecked 16 Oct 2026
Cite this record
Govpedia. "Mohamed Said." Minister of Industry and Minerals. Record gp:person/mohamed-said, last checked 16 Oct 2026. IQGov. https://govpedia.org/person/mohamed-said/