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The '''ministries of the South Pacific''' are the [[Ministry (government department)|departments]] of [[the South Pacific]] that comprise the [[Government of the South Pacific|regional government]]. As of 2019, there are three ministries: the [[Ministry of Regional Affairs]], the [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs]], and the [[Ministry of Military Affairs]]. These ministries are headed by ministers who are periodically [[Elections in the South Pacific|elected]]. With the [[Prime Minister of the South Pacific|Prime Minister]] serving as the head of government, the heads of these ministries comprise the [[Cabinet of the South Pacific]].
The '''ministries of the South Pacific''' are the [[Ministry (government department)|departments]] of [[the South Pacific]] that comprise the [[Government of the South Pacific|regional government]]. As of 2020, there are five ministries: the [[Ministry of Culture]], the [[Ministry of Engagement]], the [[Ministry of Media]], the [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs]] and the [[Ministry of Defence]]. These ministries are headed by ministers who are periodically [[Elections in the South Pacific|elected]]. With the [[Prime Minister of the South Pacific|Prime Minister]] serving as the head of government, the heads of these ministries comprise the [[Cabinet of the South Pacific]].


== List of ministries ==
== List of ministries ==
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! Minister
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| [[File:MoRA logo (1).svg|100px]]
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| [[Ministry of Regional Affairs|Regional Affairs]]
| [[Ministry of Culture|Culture]]
| 23 September 2011
| 24 October 2020
| [[Seraph]]<br />{{Small|since 20 June 2020}}
| {{Cabinet of TSP/meta/current MoC}}<br />{{Small|since 24 October 2020}}
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| [[Ministry of Engagement|Engagement]]
| 24 October 2020
| {{Cabinet of TSP/meta/current MoE}}<br />{{Small|since 24 October 2020}}
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| [[Ministry of Media|Media]]
| 24 October 2020
| {{Cabinet of TSP/meta/current MoM}}<br />{{Small|since 21 December 2020}}
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| [[File:MoFA logo (1).svg|100px]]
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| [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs|Foreign Affairs]]
| [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs|Foreign Affairs]]
| 14 July 2003
| 14 July 2003  
| [[Qvait]]<br />{{Small|since 20 June 2020}}
| {{Cabinet of TSP/meta/current MoFA}}<br />{{Small|since 24 October 2020}}
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| [[File:MoMA logo (1).svg|100px]]
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| [[Ministry of Military Affairs|Military Affairs]]
| [[Ministry of Defence|Defence]]
| 9 August 2013
| 9 August 2013<br />Name changed from Ministry of Military Affairs in 7 September 2020
| [[Phoenix]]<br />{{Small|since 20 June 2020}}
| {{Cabinet of TSP/meta/current MoD}}<br />{{Small|since 21 June 2020}}
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Revision as of 22:45, 28 December 2020

The ministries of the South Pacific are the departments of the South Pacific that comprise the regional government. As of 2020, there are five ministries: the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Engagement, the Ministry of Media, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Defence. These ministries are headed by ministers who are periodically elected. With the Prime Minister serving as the head of government, the heads of these ministries comprise the Cabinet of the South Pacific.

List of ministries

Current

Logo Ministry Formation Minister
Culture 24 October 2020 Template:Cabinet of TSP/meta/current MoC
since 24 October 2020
Engagement 24 October 2020 Template:Cabinet of TSP/meta/current MoE
since 24 October 2020
Media 24 October 2020 Template:Cabinet of TSP/meta/current MoM
since 21 December 2020
Foreign Affairs 14 July 2003
since 24 October 2020
Defence 9 August 2013
Name changed from Ministry of Military Affairs in 7 September 2020 		Banexet
since 21 June 2020

Former

Ministry Formation Dissolution
Army
Justice
Region
Security
Intelligence
Defence
Regional Affairs 23 September 2011 24 October 2020

See also

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