Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport of Aerla
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| Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport | |
| Mënestrum ov Infrasträkter en Werker | |
| Agency overview | |
|---|---|
| Formed | 1709 AN |
| Headquarters | 5 Franklin Ave., Noursala |
| Agency executives | |
| Minister of Infrastructure and Transport | Thomas Murray |
| Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport | William Lefontaine |
| Secretary of Highways | Debra Gordon |
| Secretary of Railroads | Edward Wallford |
| Parent agency | |
| Cabinet of Aerla | |
| Child agencies | |
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| moit.gov.ar | |
The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport of Aerla (Commonspeak: Mënestrum ov Infrasträkter en Werker), often abbreviated as MoIT, is a cabinet-level government agency in charge of managing transport infrastructure and policy in Aerla. It was founded in 1709 AN and is headquartered on 5 Franklin Ave. in Noursala.
The Ministry is headed by the Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, who is nominated by the President and confirmed by the National Assembly. The current Minister of Infrastructure and Transport is Thomas Murray, who was nominated in 1760 AN by President Alexander Kim.