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The '''Minister of Transport''' is a position in the [[Executive of Hurmu]], tasked with overseeing transportation and infrastructure.
The '''Minister of Infrastructure''' (known as '''Minister of Transport''' until 1734) is a position in the [[Executive of Hurmu]], tasked with overseeing transportation and infrastructure.


== Ministers ==
== Ministers ==
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| [[Shamshi Jaqiiaūly]] || 1720 || [[Edasi Hurmu|Edasi]] || [[Cabinet of Ghawetkiin Enkhjargal|Enkhjargal I]]
| [[Shamshi Jaqiiaūly]] || 1720 || [[Edasi Hurmu|Edasi]] || [[Cabinet of Ghawetkiin Enkhjargal|Enkhjargal I]]
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| || 1720–1728 || || [[Secretariat of Ghawetkiin Enkhjargal|Enkhjargal II]]
| rowspan="2"| Monali Pandey || 1726–1728 || rowspan="2"|[[Conservative Faction|C]] ||[[Secretariat of Ghawetkiin Enkhjargal|Enkhjargal II]]
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| Monali Pandey || 1728- || [[Conservative Faction|C]] || [[Secretariat of Anastasia]]
| 1728-1734 || [[Secretariat of Anastasia|Anastasia]]
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| rowspan="3"| [[Hatashio Zolotinska-ipa Tatsudōki]] || 1734–1738 || rowspan="3"| [[Phineonesian faction|P]] || [[Secretariat of Tsatse Vaykok|Vaykok]]
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| 1738–1739 || [[Secretariat of Marcus Avon-El Myksos|Avon-El Myksos]]
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| 1739– || [[Secretariat of Velibor Jovanović-Smičić|Jovanović-Smičić]]
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Latest revision as of 23:05, 28 December 2024

The Minister of Infrastructure (known as Minister of Transport until 1734) is a position in the Executive of Hurmu, tasked with overseeing transportation and infrastructure.

Ministers

Officer Tenure Party Cabinet
Karl Luuk 1690 Lib Spiik
Altaniin Seruuntungalag 1690–1695 CDH Al-Osman I
Shigi Khutukhu 1695–1702 CDH Al-Osman II
1702–1704 Al-Osman III
1704–1708 Al-Osman IV
Shamshi Jaqiiaūly 1708–1710 Edasi Al-Osman V
1710–1713 Al-Osman VI
1713–1716 Djupvik
1716–1719 Osman
Hojanias Alibek 1719–1720 CWP Raudsepp
Shamshi Jaqiiaūly 1720 Edasi Enkhjargal I
Monali Pandey 1726–1728 C Enkhjargal II
1728-1734 Anastasia
Hatashio Zolotinska-ipa Tatsudōki 1734–1738 P Vaykok
1738–1739 Avon-El Myksos
1739– Jovanović-Smičić