List of current interior ministers

This is a list of current interior ministers of the 193 United Nations member states, Holy See (Vatican City) and the State of Palestine.

Interior ministers of sovereign countries with limited recognition, governments-in-exile and subnational divisions are included in separate tables.

Generally recognised states

State	List	Interior minister	Political affiliation	Assumed office
Afghanistan	List	Sirajuddin Haqqani (Acting)	Taliban	7 September 2021
Albania	List	Ervin Hoxha	Socialist Party of Albania	30 July 2024
Algeria		Brahim Merad		9 September 2022
Andorra		Josep Maria Rossell i Pons	Committed Citizens	22 May 2019
Angola		Eugénio César Laborinho	MPLA	29 July 2019
Antigua and Barbuda		Steadroy Benjamin	Antigua Labour Party	13 June 2014
Argentina	List	Lisandro Catalán	Independent	27 May 2024
Armenia	List	Vahe Ghazaryan		9 January 2023
Australia	List	Tony Burke	Australian Labor Party	29 July 2024
Austria	List	Gerhard Karner	People's Party	7 January 2020
Azerbaijan	List	Lieutenant General Vilayat Eyvazov		20 June 2019
The Bahamas		Wayne Munroe	Progressive Liberal Party	20 September 2021
Bahrain	List	Prince Rashid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa		22 May 2004
Bangladesh	List	Jahangir Alam Chowdhury (Adviser)		16 August 2024
Barbados		Wilfred Abrahams	Barbados Labour Party	23 July 2020
Belarus	List	Ivan Kubrakov		29 October 2020
Belgium	List	Annelies Verlinden	Christen-Democratisch en Vlaams	1 October 2020
Belize		Kareem Musa	PUP	13 November 2020
Benin		Sacca Lafia	UDNS	6 April 2016
Bhutan		H.E Tshering		2024
Bolivia		Eduardo del Castillo	Movement for Socialism	9 November 2020
Botswana		Anna Mokgethi	Botswana Democratic Party	6 November 2019
Brazil	List	Ricardo Lewandowski		1 February 2024
Brunei		Ahmaddin Rahman		7 June 2022
Bulgaria		Kalin Stoyanov		June 2023
Burkina Faso		Mahamoudou Sana		21 October 2022
Burundi		Martin Niteretse		7 September 2022
Cambodia		Sar Sokha	Cambodian People's Party	22 August 2023
Cameroon		Laurent Esso^{[clarification needed]}	Cameroon People's Democratic Movement	9 December 2011
Canada	List	Dominic LeBlanc	Liberal Party of Canada	26 July 2023
Cape Verde		Paulo Rocha		2016
Central African Republic		Michel Nicaise Nassin		2022
Chad		Idriss Dokony Adiker
Chile	List	Carolina Tohá	Party for Democracy	6 September 2022
China	List	Wang Xiaohong	Chinese Communist Party	24 June 2022
Colombia	List	Juan Fernando Cristo	Liberal Party	3 July 2024
Comoros		Mahamoud Fakridine
Republic of the Congo		Raymond Zephirin Mboulou	Congolese Party of Labour	30 December 2007
Democratic Republic of the Congo		Jacquemain Shabani
Costa Rica		Mario Zamora Cordero
Ivory Coast		Vagondo Diomande
Croatia	List	Davor Božinović	Croatian Democratic Union	9 June 2017
Cuba	List	Lázaro Alberto Álvarez Casas	Communist Party of Cuba	24 November 2020
Cyprus		Konstantinos Ioannou
Czech Republic		Vít Rakušan	Mayors and Independents (STAN)	17 December 2021
Denmark	List	Christian Rabjerg Madsen	Social Democrats	2 May 2022
Djibouti		Hassan Omar Mohamed Bourhan
Dominica		Rayburn Blackmoore
Dominican Republic		Jesús Vásquez Martínez		16 August 2020
East Timor	List	Francisco da Costa Guterres	CNRT	1 July 2023
Ecuador		Monica Rosa Irene Palencia Nunez
Egypt	List	Major General Mahmoud Tawfik		14 June 2018
El Salvador		Juan Carlos Bidegain Hananía
Equatorial Guinea		Faustino Ndong Esono Ayang
Estonia	List	Lauri Läänemets	Social Democratic Party	18 July 2022
Eswatini		Princess Lindiwe Dlamini
Fiji		Pio Tikoduadua	NFP	24 December 2022
Finland	List	Mari Rantanen	Finns Party	20 June 2023
France	List	Gérald Darmanin	Renaissance	6 July 2020
Gabon		Hermann Immongault^[1]		9 September 2023
Gambia	List	Abdoulie Sanyang^[2]		15 March 2024
Georgia	List	Vakhtang Gomelauri	Georgian Dream	8 September 2019
Germany	List	Nancy Faeser	Social Democratic Party	8 December 2021
Ghana		Henry Quartey	New Patriotic Party	14 February 2024
Greece	List	Thodoris Livanios [el]	New Democracy	14 June 2024
Grenada		Dickon Mitchell (prime minister)	National Democratic Congress	24 June 2022
Guatemala		Francisco Jiménez Irungaray
Guinea		Mahmoudou Cissé
Guinea-Bissau		Botche Cande^{[clarification needed]}
Guyana		Robeson Benn		5 August 2020
Haiti	List	Garry Conille	Independent	12 June 2024
Honduras		Tomás Vaquero
Hungary	List	Sándor Pintér	Independent	29 May 2010
Iceland	List	Vacant		11 January 2017
India	List	Amit Shah	Bharatiya Janata Party	31 May 2019
Indonesia	List	Tito Karnavian	Independent	23 October 2019
Iran	List	Ahmad Vahidi		25 August 2021
Iraq	List	Abdul Amir al-Shammari		28 October 2022
Ireland	List	Helen McEntee	Fine Gael	1 June 2023
Israel	List	Moshe Arbel	Shas	24 January 2023
Italy	List	Matteo Piantedosi	Independent	22 October 2022
Japan	List	Takeaki Matsumoto	Liberal Democratic Party	14 December 2023
Jordan		Mazin Al Farrayeh		7 March 2020
Kazakhstan	List	Erjan Sädenov		2 September 2023
Kenya		Kithure Kindiki^[3]		8 August 2024
Kiribati	List	Boutu Bateriki		2020
Kuwait	List	Fahad Yusuf Al-Sabah		17 January 2024
Kyrgyzstan	List	Ulan Niyazbekov		2020
Laos		Vilai Lakhamfong
Latvia	List	Rihards Kozlovskis	Unity	15 September 2023
Lebanon	List	Bassam Mawlawi	Azm Movement	10 September 2021
Lesotho		Lebona Lephema	Revolution for Prosperity	2022
Liberia		Francis Sakila Nyumalin
Libya		Imad Tarabulsi
Liechtenstein		Hugo Quaderer
Lithuania	List	Agnė Bilotaitė	Homeland Union	11 December 2020
Luxembourg		Léon Golden	Christian Social People's Party	17 November 2023
Macedonia	List	Panche Toshkovski	VMRO-DPMNE	28 January 2024
Madagascar		Justin Tokely
Malawi		Ken Zikhale Ng'oma	Malawi Congress Party	31 January 2023
Malaysia	List	Saifuddin Nasution Ismail	Pakatan Harapan (People's Justice Party)	3 December 2022
Maldives	List	Ali Ihusaan	Progressive Party of Maldives	17 November 2023
Mali		Daoud Aly Mohammedine
Malta		Byron Camilleri
Marshall Islands	List	Wisely Zackhras		2024
Mauritania		Mohamed Ahmed Ould Mohamed Lemine	El Insaf Party	31 March 2022
Mauritius		Pravind Jugnauth (prime minister)
Mexico	List	Rosa Icela Rodríguez	Morena	1 October 2024
Micronesia		Leonito Bacalando
Moldova	List	Adrian Efros	Independent	17 July 2023
Monaco		Patrice Cellario		4 April 2015
Mongolia	List	Altangerel Oyunsaikhan^[4]		10 July 2024
Montenegro	List	Filip Adžić	URA	28 April 2022
Morocco	List	Abdelouafi Laftit	Independent	5 April 2017
Mozambique		Arsenia Felicidade Felix Massingue
Myanmar		Moe Aung		7 January 2024
Namibia	List	Albert Kawana		22 April 2021
Nauru		Charmaine Scotty
Nepal	List	Ramesh Lekhak	Nepali Congress	15 July 2024
Netherlands	List	Judith Uitermark	New Social Contract	2 July 2024
New Zealand	List	Brooke van Velden	ACT New Zealand	27 November 2023
Nicaragua		Maria Amelia Coronel Kinloch
Niger		Mohamed Toumba	Military	9 August 2023
Nigeria	List	Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo	All Progressives Congress	21 August 2023
Norway		Emilie Mehl	Centre	14 October 2021
Oman	List	Hamoud bin Faisal al Busaidi		2011
Pakistan	List	Mohsin Naqvi	Independent	11 March 2024
Palestine^[a]	List	Ziad Hab Al-Reeh^[5]		1 April 2024
Panama		Juan Manuel Pino Forero
Papua New Guinea		John Rosso
Paraguay		Enrique Riera Escudero [es]	Colorado Party	15 August 2023
Peru		Juan Santiváñez	Proggresemos	16 May 2024
Philippines	List	Benjamin Abalos Jr.	PDP–Laban	30 June 2022
Poland	List	Tomasz Siemoniak	Civic Platform	13 May 2024
Portugal		Margarida Blasco	Independent	2 April 2024
Qatar		Khalifa bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani		7 March 2023
Romania	List	Cătălin Predoiu	National Liberal Party	15 June 2023
Russia	List	Vladimir Kolokoltsev	Independent	21 May 2012
Rwanda		Alfred Gasana		10 December 2021
Saint Kitts and Nevis		Terrance Drew (prime minister)	Saint Kitts and Nevis Labour Party	13 August 2022
Saint Lucia		Virginia Albert-Poyotte	Saint Lucia Labour Party	5 August 2021
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines		Ralph Gonsalves (prime minister)	Unity Labour Party
Samoa		Lefau Harry Schuster	Faʻatuatua i le Atua Samoa ua Tasi	24 May 2021
San Marino		Elena Tonnini	RETE Movement	7 January 2020
São Tomé and Príncipe		Jorge Amado
Saudi Arabia	List	Abdulaziz bin Saud Al Saud		21 June 2017
Senegal	List	Jean Baptiste Tine [fr]		5 April 2024
Serbia	List	Ivica Dačić	Socialist Party of Serbia	2 May 2024
Seychelles		Errol Fonseka	Linyon Demokratik Seselwa	3 November 2020
Sierra Leone		David Taluva
Singapore	List	K. Shanmugam	People's Action Party	1 October 2015
Slovakia		Matúš Šutaj Eštok	Voice – Social Democracy	25 October 2023
Slovenia	List	Boštjan Poklukar	Freedom Movement	21 February 2023
Solomon Islands		Isikeli Vave	Independent	6 May 2024
Somalia		Ali Yusuf Hosh		8 April 2024
South Africa	List	Leon Schreiber	Democratic Alliance	2024
South Korea	List	Lee Sang-min	Independent	12 May 2022
South Sudan		Angelina Teny
Spain	List	Fernando Grande-Marlaska	Independent	7 June 2018
Sri Lanka	List	Dinesh Gunawardena (prime minister)	Mahajana Eksath Peramuna	18 April 2022
Sudan		Ezzeldin Al-Sheikh
Suriname		Bronto Somohardjo	Pertjajah Luhur	16 July 2020
Sweden	List	Gunnar Strömmer	Moderate Party	18 October 2022
Switzerland	List	Élisabeth Baume-Schneider	Social Democratic Party of Switzerland	1 January 2024
Syria	List	Mohammad Khaled al-Rahmoun	Ba'ath Party	November 2018
Tajikistan		Ramazon Rahimov		5 January 2012
Tanzania	List	Hamad Masauni	Chama Cha Mapinduzi	10 January 2022
Thailand		Anutin Charnvirakul	Bhumjaithai Party	1 September 2023
Togo		Damehane Yark
Tonga		Lord Vaea		1 September 2022
Tunisia	List	Khaled Nouri		2024
Turkey	List	Ali Yerlikaya	Independent	4 June 2023
Turkmenistan		Muhammet Hydyrow
Tuvalu		Maina Vakafua Talia
Uganda		Kahinda Otafiire		8 June 2021
Ukraine	List	Ihor Klymenko	Independent	18 January 2023
United Arab Emirates		Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan		1 November 2004
United Kingdom	List	Yvette Cooper	Labour Party	5 July 2024
United States	List	Alejandro Mayorkas	Democratic Party	2 February 2021
Uruguay	List	Nicolás Martinelli	National Party	6 November 2023
Uzbekistan	List	Pulat Bobojonov		2017
Vanuatu		Andrew Solomon Napuat	Land and Justice Party
Venezuela	List	Remigio Ceballos		19 August 2021
Vietnam	List	Phạm Thị Thanh Trà [vi]	Communist Party of Vietnam	8 April 2021
Zambia	List	Jack Mwiimbu	United Party for National Development	24 August 2021
Zimbabwe		Kazembe Kazembe	Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front	9 November 2019

States with limited recognition

State	List	Interior minister	Political affiliation	Assumed office
Abkhazia (Republic of Abkhazia)
Kosovo (Republic of Kosovo)		Flamur Sefaj
Northern Cyprus (Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus)		Aziz Gürpınar	Republican Turkish Party
Western Sahara (Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic)		Maryam Al-Salik Ahmadeh	Polisario Front	14 February 2023
South Ossetia (Republic of South Ossetia–the State of Alania)
Taiwan (Republic of China)	List	Liu Shyh-fang	Democratic Progressive Party	20 May 2024
Transnistria (Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic)

Sui generis entities

Entity	List	Interior minister	Political affiliation	Assumed office
European Union	List	Ylva Johansson	Social Democrats	1 December 2019

Governments-in-exile

Government-in-exile	Interior minister	Political affiliation	Assumed office
National Unity Government of Myanmar	Lwin Ko Latt^[6]	National League for Democracy	16 April 2021

Subnational divisions

Division	List	Interior minister	Political affiliation	Assumed office
Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina	List	Ramo Isak	People's Power	28 April 2023
Republika Srpska	List	Dragan Lukač	Alliance of Independent Social Democrats	18 December 2014

Notes

^ The Palestinian Authority renamed itself the State of Palestine on 6 January 2013 (a move not recognized by Israel). Do not confuse with the "State of Palestine" proclaimed on 15 November 1988 by the Palestinian National Council, which remains a putative state, de facto ineffective despite partial international recognition.

References

^ "The Republic of Gabon Ministry of Interior".
^ "Four new ministers appointed to Gambian cabinet". APAnews - African Press Agency. 15 March 2024. Retrieved 11 August 2024.
^ "Prof. KITHURI KINDIKI is among the 19 Cabinet Secretaries sworn in at State House Kenya". Ministry of Interior & National Administration. Retrieved 11 August 2024.
^ "Prime Minister of Mongolia Appoints 22 Cabinet Members". Montsame News Agency. Retrieved 11 August 2024.
^ "PA's new PM Mohammad Mustafa is appointed as the new Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates". Palestine News & Info Agency. 1 April 2024. Retrieved 11 August 2024.
^ "Who's Who in Myanmar's National Unity Government". The Irrawaddy. 16 April 2021. Archived from the original on 21 April 2021. Retrieved 6 June 2021.

[5] The Palestinian Authority renamed itself the State of Palestine on 6 January 2013 (a move not recognized by Israel). Do not confuse with the "State of Palestine" proclaimed on 15 November 1988 by the Palestinian National Council, which remains a putative state, de facto ineffective despite partial international recognition.

[1] "The Republic of Gabon Ministry of Interior".

[2] "Four new ministers appointed to Gambian cabinet". APAnews - African Press Agency. 15 March 2024. Retrieved 11 August 2024.

[3] "Prof. KITHURI KINDIKI is among the 19 Cabinet Secretaries sworn in at State House Kenya". Ministry of Interior & National Administration. Retrieved 11 August 2024.

[4] "Prime Minister of Mongolia Appoints 22 Cabinet Members". Montsame News Agency. Retrieved 11 August 2024.

[6] "PA's new PM Mohammad Mustafa is appointed as the new Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates". Palestine News & Info Agency. 1 April 2024. Retrieved 11 August 2024.

[Membership-7] "Who's Who in Myanmar's National Unity Government". The Irrawaddy. 16 April 2021. Archived from the original on 21 April 2021. Retrieved 6 June 2021.

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List of current interior ministers

Contents

Generally recognised states

States with limited recognition

Sui generis entities

Governments-in-exile

Subnational divisions

See also

Notes

References