The Lebanese citizens welcomed the formation of the new government, mainly because it includes new young faces.
According to their biographies, the new government’s oldest is the Minister of Education Akram Chouhayeb who is 72 years old, while the youngest is Nada al-Boustany, Minister of Energy and Water, who is 36 years old.
In between:
Justice Minister Adel Sarhan (69 years), State Minister for Presidential Affairs Salim Jreissati (67 years), Youth and Sports Minister Mohammad Fneish (66 years), State Minister for Parliament Affairs Mahmoud Qamati (66 years), Economy and Trade Minister Mansour Bteish (65 years), Health Minister Jamil Sobhi Jabaq (63 years), Information Minister Jamal al-Jarrah (63 years), Labor Minister Kamil Abou Sleiman (60 years),
Social Affairs Minister Richard Kyumjian (57 years), Finance Minister Ali Hassan Khalil (55 years), Public Works and Transport Minister Youssef Finianos (55 years), State Minister for Administrative Development May Chidiac (54 years), Agriculture Minister Hassan al-Lakis (54 years), Tourism Minister Avedis Guidanian (53 years), National Defense Minister Elias Bou Saab (52 years), Interior and Municipalities Minister Rayya Haffar al-Hassan (52 years), Telecommunications Minister Mohammad Choucair (51 years), State Minister for Information Technology Affairs Adel Afyouni (50 years),
Prime Minister Saad Hariri (49 years), Foreign Affairs Minister Gebran Bassil (49 years), Deputy Prime Ministe Ghassan Hasbani (47 years), Industry Minister Wael Abou Faour (47 years), Displaced Minister Ghassan Atallah (47 years), Environment Minister Fadi Jreissati (47 years), State Minister for Foreign Trade Affairs Hassan Mrad (43 years),
State Minister for Refugees Affairs Saleh al-Gharib (39 years), State Minister for Social and Economic Rehabilitation for Youth and Women Violette Khairallah Safadi (38 years), Culture Minister Mohammad Daoud Daoud (38 years).
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