Fourth Cabinet of Khayreddin Ahdab

A national unity government was formed on 30 October 1937, headed by Khayreddin al-Ahdab, and composed of four National Bloc members and three from the Constitutional Bloc.[1] It won the confidence of the parliament with a majority of 56 votes. On 8 January 1938, Salim Takla, Majid Arslam and Habib Abou Chahla resigned, so President Émile Eddé replaced them with three Nationals. The decision faced opposition from the Constitutionals, and requested re-discussion of the confidence. This would lead to the Fifth Cabinet of Khayreddin Ahdab on 13 January.[2]

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Composition

Fourth Cabinet of Khayreddin Ahdab
Portfolio	Minister	Political affiliation	Religious affiliation	Governorate
Prime Mininster	Khayreddin al-Ahdab	National Bloc	Sunni	North
Justice
Foreign Affairs
Interior	Habib Abou Chahla	National Bloc	Greek Orthodox	Beirut
Finance	Mousa Nammour	National Bloc	Maronite	Bekaa
Defence	Mousa Nammour	National Bloc	Maronite	Bekaa
Economy	Georges Tabet	National Bloc	Maronite	Beirut
Education	Georges Tabet	National Bloc	Maronite	Beirut
Health	Ibrahim Haidar	Constitutional Bloc	Shia	Bekaa
Mail	Ibrahim Haidar	Constitutional Bloc	Shia	Bekaa
Public Works	Salim Takla	Constitutional Bloc	Greek Catholic	Mount Lebanon
Agriculture	Majid Arslan	Constitutional Bloc	Druze	Mount Lebanon

References

Governments of Lebanon
Charles Debbas	Auguste Adib I • Bechara Khoury I • Bechara Khoury II • Habib Saad • Bechara Khoury III • Émile Eddé • Auguste Adib II
Habib Pacha Saad	Administrative Council
Émile Eddé	Khayreddin Ahdab I • Khayreddin Ahdab II • Khayreddin Ahdab III • Khayreddin Ahdab IV • Khayreddin Ahdab V • Khaled Chehab I • Abdallah Yafi I • Abdallah Yafi II
Alfred Naqqache	Ahmad Daouk I • Sami Solh I
Ayoub Tabet	Ayoub Tabet
Bechara Khoury	Riad Solh I • Riad Solh II • Abdul Hamid Karami • Sami Solh II • Saadi Munla • Riad Solh III • Riad Solh IV • Riad Solh V • Riad Solh VI • Hussein Oweini I • Abdallah Yafi III • Sami Solh III • Nazem Akkari • Saeb Salam I • Fuad Chehab Military
Camille Chamoun	Khaled Chehab II • Saeb Salam II • Abdallah Yafi IV • Abdallah Yafi V • Sami Solh IV • Sami Solh V • Rashid Karami I • Abdallah Yafi VI • Abdallah Yafi VII • Sami Solh VI • Sami Solh VII • Sami Solh VIII
Fuad Chehab	Rashid Karami II • Rashid Karami III • Ahmad Daouk II • Saeb Salam III • Saeb Salam IV • Rashid Karami IV • Hussein Oweini II
Charles Helou	Hussein Oweini III • Hussein Oweini IV • Rashid Karami V • Abdallah Yafi VIII • Rashid Karami VI • Abdallah Yafi IX • Abdallah Yafi X • Abdallah Yafi XI • Rashid Karami VII • Rashid Karami VIII
Suleiman Frangieh	Saeb Salam V • Saeb Salam VI • Amin Hafez • Takieddin Solh • Rachid Solh I • Nureddin Rifai • Rashid Karami XI
Élias Sarkis	Selim Hoss I • Selim Hoss II • Shafik Wazzan I
Amine Gemayel	Shafik Wazzan II • Rashid Karami X • Michel Aoun Military
Elias Hrawi	Selim Hoss III • Omar Karami I • Rachid Solh II • Rafic Hariri I • Rafic Hariri II • Rafic Hariri III
Émile Lahoud	Selim Hoss IV • Rafic Hariri IV • Rafic Hariri V • Omar Karami II • Najib Mikati I • Fouad Siniora I • Fouad Siniora II
Michel Suleiman	Saad Hariri I • Najib Mikati II • Tammam Salam
Michel Aoun	Saad Hariri II • Saad Hariri III • Hassan Diab

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