List of government ministers of Niger
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The following is a list of Political ministers in the current government of the Republic of Niger.
- Minister of Agricultural Development- Abary Maï Moussa
- Minister of Equipment and Territorial Management- Zakaria Mamadou
- Minister of Trade & Private Sector Promotion- Seyni Oumarou
- Minister of National Defense- Hassane Souley dit Bonto
- Minister of Social Development, Population, Promotion of Women, Child Protection- Abdoulwahid Halimatou Ousseini
- Minister of Interior & Decentralization- Albade Abouba
- Minister of Foreign Affairs & Cooperation- Aïchatou Mindaoudou
- Minister of Economy & Finance- Ali Badjo Gamatié
- Minister of Transportation- Soleymane Kane
- Minister of State for Sports, Culture & Francophonie Games- Abdou Labo
- Minister of Privatization & Public Business Restructuring- Trapsida Fatouma
- Minister for Youth & Youth Employment- Mounkaïla Sanda
- Minister of Tourism & Handcrafts- Rhissa Ag Boula
- Minister of Mines & Energy- Rabiou Hassane Yari
- Minister of Public Health & the Fight against Endemics- Mamadou Sourghia
- Minister of Hydraulics, Environment, & the Fight against Desertification- Adamou Namata
- Minister of Public Works & Employment- Moussa Seybou Kasseye
- Minister of Secondary & Superior Education, Research & Technology- Habi Mahamadou Salissou
- Minister of Basic Education & Literacy- Unknown
- Minister of Justice, Keeper of Seals, Parliamentary Relations- Matty Elhadj Moussa
- Minister of Animal Resources- Koroney Maoudé
- Minister of State for African Integration & NEPAD Programs- Moumouni Djermakoye Adamou
- Minister of Community Development- [Sabiou Daddy Gaoh]
- Minister of Urbanism, Housing, & Public Property- Mamane Bachir Yahaya
- Minister of Communication, Government Spokesperson- Sidikou Oumarou
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