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The Cabinet of Solomon Islands is the cabinet (executive branch) of the government of Solomon Islands. Solomon Islands has a Westminster system of government.
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The Cabinet of Solomon Islands is the cabinet (executive branch) of the government of Solomon Islands. Solomon Islands has a Westminster system of government.
Cabinet as of the 2024 General Elections
| Portfolio | Minister | Party | Constituency | |
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| Prime Minister | Jeremiah Manele | OUR | Hograno/Kia/Havulei | |
| Deputy Prime Minister [1] Minister of Mines, Energy, and Rural Electrification | Bradley Tovosia | OUR | East Guadalcanal | |
| Minister for Foreign Affairs | Peter Shanel Agovaka | OUR | Central Guadalcanal | |
| Minister for Home Affairs | Isikeli Vave | Independent | Shortlands | |
| Minister of Finance and Treasury | Manasseh Sogavare | OUR | East Choiseul | |
| Minister of Public Service | John Junior Tuhaika | Independent | Rennell-Bellona | |
| Minister of National Planning and Development Coordination | Rexon Ramofafia | OUR | Fataleka | |
| Minister of Justice and Legal Affairs | Clezy Rore | Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party | North Vella-la-Vella | |
| Minister of Education and Human Resources Development | Tozen Leokana | Independent | South Choiseul | |
| Minister of Health and Medical Services | Paul Popora Bosawai | Independent | North Guadalcanal | |
| Minister of Commerce, Industry, Labour, and Immigration | Harry Kuma | OUR | North West Choiseul | |
| Minister of Police, National Security, and Correctional Services | Jimson Fiau Tanangada | OUR | Gizo/Kolombangara | |
| Minister of Culture and Tourism | Choylin Yim Douglas | Independent | Ngella | |
| Minister of Agriculture and Livestock | Franklyn Derick Wasi | Independent | East Makira | |
| Minister of Lands, Housing, and Survey | Polycarp Paea | Independent | Malaita Outer Islands | |
| Minister of Infrastructure Development | Manasseh Maelanga | OUR | East Malaita | |
| Minister of Forestry and Research | Makario Tagini | OUR | Baegu/Asifola | |
| Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources | Nestor Ghiro | OUR | Central Makira | |
| Minister of Women, Youth, Children, and Family Affairs | Vacant as of 9 May 2024 | |||
| Minister of Rural Development | Rollen Seleso | OUR | Temotu Pele | |
| Minister of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management, and Meteorology | Trevor Hedley Mahaga | Independent | Gao/Bugotu | |
| Minister of Traditional Governance, Peace, and Ecclesiastical Affairs | Jammie Lency Vokia | Kadere | North Guadalcanal | |
| Minister of Aviation and Communication [2] | Frederick Kologeto | People First Party | South Vella-la-Vella | |
| Minister of Provincial government and institutional strengthening [3] | Wayne Osopo Ghemu | People First Party | Rannogga/Simbo | |
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