Ministry of Defence (Tunisia)

Ministry of National Defence
Agency overview
وزارة الدفاع الوطني
Formed	1957
Jurisdiction	Government of Tunisia
Headquarters	Tunis, Tunisia
Agency executive	Farhat Horchani, Minister of National Defence
Website	www.defense.tn

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The Ministry of National Defence (Arabic: وزارة الدفاع الوطني‎‎) is a government ministry office of the Republic of Tunisia, responsible for coordinating and supervising all agencies and functions of the government concerned directly with national security and the Tunisian Armed Forces. The current minister is Farhat Horchani since 2015.

List of ministers

This is a list of defence ministers of Tunisia.

1956–1957: Habib Bourguiba
1957–1966: Bahi Ladgham
1966–1968: Ahmed Mestiri
1968: Bahi Ladgham
1968–1969: Mohammed Mzali
1969–1970: Beji Caid Essebsi
1970–1971: Hassib Ben Ammar
1971–1972: Béchir M'hedhbi
1972–1974: Abdallah Farhat
1974–1976: Hédi Khefacha
1976–1979: Abdallah Farhat
1979–1980: Rachid Sfar
1980–1988: Slaheddine Baly
1988–1991: Abdallah Kallel
1991: Habib Boularès
1991–1996: Abdelaziz Ben Dhia
1996–1997: Abdallah Kallel
1997–1999: Habib Ben Yahia
1999–2001: Mohamed Jegham
2001–2004: Dali Jazi
2004–2005: Hédi M'henni
2005–2010: Kamel Morjane
2010–2011: Ridha Grira
2011–2013: Abdelkarim Zbidi
2013–2014: Rachid Sabbagh
2014–2015: Ghazi Jeribi
2015–present: Farhat Horchani

External links

Official Website of the Tunisian Ministry of Defence

List of Tunisian ministries

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