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The Cabinet of Angola is the chief executive body of the Republic of Angola.

Cabinet of Angola
OfficeIncumbent
Vice President Esperanca Francisco Da Costa
Minister of Agriculture and Forestry [1] António Francisco de Assis
Minister of Public Works, Urban Planning and HousingCarlos Alberto Gregório Dos Santos
Minister of Culture [2] Filipe Silvino De Pina Zau
Minister of National Defence [3] João Ernesto dos Santos [4]
Minister of Economy and Planning [5] Victor Hugo Guilherme
Minister of Education [6] Maria Cândida Teixeira
Minister of Energy and Water [7] João Baptista Borges
Minister of Environment [8] Paula Cristina Francisco Coelho
Minister of External Relations [9] Téte António
Minister of Finance [10] Vera Esperança dos Santos Daves de Sousa [11]
Minister of Fisheries and Sea [12] Victória Francisco Lopes Cristóvão de Barros Neto
Minister of Health [13] Silvia Paula Valentim Lutucuta
Minister of Higher Education, Science, Technology and Innovation [14] Paula Regina Simões de Oliveira
Minister of Hotels and Tourism [15] Márcio de Jesus Lopes Daniel
Minister of Industry [16] Rui Miguens de Oliveira
Minister of Interior [17] Eugénio César Laborinho [18]
Minister of Justice and Human Rights [19] Francisco Manuel Monteiro de Queiroz
Minister of Mineral Resources and Petroleum [20] Diamantino Pedro Azevedo [21]
Minister of Parliamentary Affairs [22] Rosa Luís de Sousa Micolo [23]
Minister of Public Administration, Labour and Social Security [24] Jesus Faria Maiato
Minister of Social Action, Family and Gender Promotion [25] Faustina Fernandes Inglês de Almeida Alves
Minister of Social Communication [26] José Luis de Matos
Minister of Telecommunications and Information Technologies [27] José Carvalho da Rocha
Minister of Territory Administration and State Reform [28] Adão Francisco Correia de Almeida
Minister of Trade [29] Rui Miguens de Oliveira
Minister of Transport [30] Ricardo Daniel Sandão Queirós Veigas de Abreu
Minister of Youth and Sports [31] Rui Luís Falcão Pinto De Andrade [32]

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