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| Date formed | 24 May 1990 |
| Date dissolved | 29 May 1994 |
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| Head of state | Ali Abdullah Saleh |
| Head of government | Haidar Abu Bakr al-Attas |
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| Successor | Abdulghani Cabinet |
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Attas Cabinet was the first cabinet of Yemen after Yemeni Unification in 1990. it was formed by Haidar Abu Bakr al-Attas from 24 May 1990 to 29 May 1994.[1] It was made up of 40 ministers.
List of ministers
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| Office | Portrait | Name | Took office | Left office | Alliance/party |
| Prime Minister | Haidar Abu Bakr al-Attas | YSP | |||
| First Deputy Prime Minister | Hassan Makki | GPC | |||
| Deputy Prime Minister for Interior Affairs | Mujahed Abu Shawarib | Ba'ath | |||
| Deputy Prime Minister for Defense and Security Affairs | Saleh Obaid Ahmed | YSP | |||
| Deputy Prime Minister for Manpower Development | Mohammed Haydarah Masdus | YSP | |||
| Minister of Construction and Development | Abdullah Hussein al-Kurshumi | GPC | |||
| Minister of Foreign Affairs | Abd Al-Karim Al-Iryani | GPC | |||
| Minister of Finance | Alawi al-Salami | GPC | |||
| Minister of Defense | Haitham Qasem Taher | YSP | |||
| Minister of Interior | Ghaleb Mutaher al-Qamesh | GPC | |||
| Minister of Labour and Technical Training | Abdulrahman Dhaiban | ||||
| Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research | Ahmed Salem al-Qadhi | ||||
| Minister of Information | Mohammed Ahmed Jurhum | YSP | |||
| Minister of Electricity and Water | Abdulwahab Mahmoud | GPC | |||
| Minister of Youth and Sport | Mohammed al-Kabab | GPC | |||
| Minister of Civil Service and Administration Reform | Mohammed al-Wajih | GPC | |||
| Minister of State for Foreign Affairs | Abdulaziz al-Dali | ||||
| Minister of Health | Mohammed Ali Muqbel | GPC | |||
| Minister of Justice | Abdulwasa Salam | YSP | |||
| Minister of Oil and Minerals | Saleh Abu Bakr | YSP | |||
| Minister of Religious Endowments and Guidance | Mohsen Mohammed al-Ulifi | GPC | |||
| Minister of Planning and Development | Farj bin Ghanem | YSP | |||
| Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation | Sadeq Ameen Abu Ras | GPC | |||
| Minister of Culture | Hassan al-Lawzi | GPC | |||
| Minister of Tourism | Mahmoud al-Arasi | YSP | |||
| Minister of State | Mohsen al-Hamdani | ||||
| Minister of Transport | Saleh Abdullah Muthana | YSP | |||
| Minister of Industry | Mohammed Saeed Al-Attar | GPC | |||
| Minister of State for the cabinet affairs | Yahya Hussein al-Arashi | GPC | |||
| Minister of State for Parliament Affairs | Rashed Mohammed Thabet | ||||
| Minister of Housing and Urban Planning | Abulqawi Muthana Hadi | ||||
| Minister of Legal Affairs | Ismael Ahmed al-Wazir | GPC | |||
| Minister of Local Administration | Mohammed Saeed Abdullah | YSP | |||
| Minister of Fisheries Wealth | Salem Jubran | ||||
| Minister of Telecommunications | Ahmed al-Ansi | GPC | |||
| Minister of Trade | Fadhel Mohsen | YSP | |||
| Minister of Education | Mohammed al-Jayfi | GPC | |||
| Minister of Insurance and Social Affairs | Ahmed Luqman | GPC | |||
| Minister of Expatriates Affairs | Saleh Munaser | YSP | |||
See also
References
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