The Afghan Transitional Administration (alternately the Afghan Transitional Authority) was the name of a temporary administration of Afghanistan put in place by the Bonn Conference of 2001.[1]
Following the ouster of the Taliban approximately two dozen leading Afghans met in Bonn to choose a leadership and set in place a timeline for the adoption of a new constitution for a new permanent Afghan state, and the timeline for choosing an executive and legislature by democratic election.[1]
| Interim Authority Position |
Name | Ethnicity | Transitional Authority Position |
Name | Ethnicity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chairman | Hamid Karzai | Pashtun | President | Hamid Karzai | Pashtun |
| Vice-Chair | Mohammed Fahim | Tajik | Deputy President | Mohammed Fahim | Tajik |
| Vice–Chair and Women’s Affairs | Dr. Sima Samar | Hazara | Deputy President | Karim Khalili | Hazara |
| Vice-Chair | Haji Mohammed Mohaqqeq | Hazara | Deputy President | Abdul Qadir | Pashtun |
| Vice-Chair | Ahmed Shakar Karkar | Uzbek | |||
| Vice-Chair | Hedayat Amin Arsala | Pashtun | |||
| Special Advisor on Security | Yunus Qanooni | Tajik | |||
| Defense Minister | Mohammed Fahim | Tajik | Defense Minister | Mohammed Fahim | Tajik |
| Foreign Minister | Abdullah Abdullah | Tajik | Foreign Minister | Abdullah Abdullah | Tajik |
| Finance Minister | Hedayat Amin Arsala | Pashtun | Finance Minister | Ashraf Ghani | Pashtun |
| Interior Minister | Yunus Qanooni | Tajik | Interior Minister | Taj Mohammed Wardak | Pashtun |
| Planning Minister | Haji Mohammed Mohaqqeqk | Hazara | Planning Minister | Haji Mohammed Mohaqqeqk | Hazara |
| Communications Minister | Engineer Abdul Rahim | Tajik | Communications Minister | Masoom Stanakzai | Pashtun |
| Borders Minister | Amanullah Zadran | Borders Minister | Arif Nurzai | Pashtun | |
| Refugees Minister | Intayatullah Nazeri | Tajik | Refugees Minister | Intayatullah Nazeri | Tajik |
| Small Industries Minister | Aref Noozari | Pashtun | Mines Minister | Juma M. Mahammadi | Pashtun |
| Mines and Industry Minister | Mohammed Alim Razm | Uzbek | Light Industries Minister | Mohammed Alim Razm | Uzbek |
| Health Minister | Dr. Sohaila Siddiqi | Pashtun | Health Minister | Dr. Sohaila Siddiqi | Pashtun |
| Commerce Minister | Sayed Mustafa Kasemi | Shiite Muslim | Commerce Minister | Sayed Mustafa Kasemi | Shiite Muslim |
| Agriculture Minister | Sayed Hussain Anwari | Hazara | Agriculture Minister | Sayed Hussain Anwari | Hazara |
| Justice Minister | Abbas Karimi | Uzbek | Justice Minister | Abbas Karimi | Uzbek |
| Information and Culture Minister | Saeed Makhdoom Rahim | Tajik | Information and Culture Minister | Saeed Makhdoom Rahim | Tajik |
| Reconstruction Minister | Mohammed Fahim Farhang | Pashtun | Reconstruction Minister | Mohammed Fahim Farhang | Pashtun |
| Haj and Mosques Minister | Mohammad Hanif Balkhi | Tajik | Haj and Mosques Minister | Mohammed Amin Naziryar | Pashtun |
| Urban Affairs Minister | Abdul Qadir | Pashtun | Urban Affairs Minister | Yusuf Pashtun | [[[Pashtun]] |
| Public Works Minister | Abdul Khalig Fazal | Pashtun | Public Works Minister | Abdul Qadir | Pashtun |
| Social Affairs Minister | Noor Mohammed Karkin | Turkman | |||
| Water and Power Minister | Ahmed Shakar Karkar | Uzbek | Water and Power Minister | Ahmed Shakar Karkar | Uzbek |
| Irrigation Minister | Haji Mangal Hussein | Pashtun | Irrigation & Environment Minister | Pashtun | |
| Martyrs and Disabled Minister | Abdullah Wardak | Pashtun | Martyrs and Disabled Minister | Abdullah Wardak | Pashtun |
| Higher Education Minister | Sharif Faez | Tajik | Higher Education Minister | Sharif Faez | Tajik |
| Civil Aviation & Tourism Minister | Abdul Rahman | Civil Aviation & Tourism Minister | Mir Wais Saddiq | Tajik | |
| Labor and Social Affairs | Mir Wais Saddiq | Tajik | |||
| Transportation Minister | Sultan Hamid Hamid | Hazara | Transportation Minister | Saeed Mohammed Ali Jawad | Shiite Muslim |
| Education Minister | Abdul Rassoul Amin | Education Minister | Yunus Qanooni | Tajik | |
| Rural Development Minister | Abdul Mailk Anwar | Tajik | Rural Development Minister | Hanif Asmar | Pashtun |
| Supreme Court Chief Justice | Sheikh Hadi Shinwari | Pashtun |
References
- ^ a b c Thomas H. Johnson (February 2006). "The Prospects for Post-Conflict Afghanistan: A Call of the Sirens to the Country’s Troubled Past". V. Strategic Insights. http://www.ccc.nps.navy.mil/si/2006/Feb/johnsonFeb06.asp. Retrieved 2009-06-29.
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