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Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema, re-elected in August for a second term, swore in 24 ministers and 10 provincial ministers. For the first time in the country's history, the post of Minister of Mines and Minerals Development was taken by a woman. The cabinet was formed under the 'Zambia Growth Agenda' with goals to 2031.
Otabek YusupovVladimir Putin signed decrees appointing five new government members after their approval by the State Duma. Anton Siluanov became deputy prime minister and finance minister, with a new post of deputy prime minister — finance minister introduced. A number of deputy prime ministers were dismissed, including Dmitry Grigorenko, who is being considered for the post of deputy chairman of Sberbank.
Sevara AzamovaRomania's new government led by independent diplomat Luca Niculescu received a vote of confidence in parliament (280 votes in favor, 58 against) and was sworn in on Tuesday evening at Cotroceni Palace. This ended a political deadlock lasting more than five months, which began in May with the resignation of Ilie Bolojan. Niculescu is the fourth candidate of President Nicusor Dan; the cabinet's priorities are the 2027 budget, energy security in winter, and economic recovery.
Javlon TursunovRiksdag Speaker Andreas Norlen has tasked Centre Party leader Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist with exploring the possibility of forming a centrist government amid the prolonged post-election deadlock. She must report back by 26 October. Earlier, parliament rejected Magdalena Andersson's candidacy for prime minister.
Aziz KarimovPrime Minister Mikhail Mishustin submitted nominations for five government posts to the State Duma following the September parliamentary elections. The proposed appointments include deputy prime ministers, the head of the government staff, and a new transport minister. Under the Constitution, the State Duma must approve the nominations.
Aziz KarimovKing Mohammed VI of Morocco approved the composition of a new 32-member cabinet led by Fatimah Zahra El Mansouri — the first woman to hold the post of prime minister in the country. The government is formed by a four-party coalition; it includes seven women and, for the first time, a ministry of artificial intelligence has been created.
Aziz KarimovFirst Deputy Prime Minister — Minister of Preschool and School Education Erkinjon Turdimov will coordinate the work of a number of ministries, agencies and regional khokimiyats under a presidential decree of October 9. His remit covers education, health, the Academy of Sciences, youth affairs, as well as cooperation with the MIA, SSS and National Guard on drug prevention, violence in schools and youth protection.
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