Government of Kyrgyzstan

Cabinet of Ministers

Provisional Government

Head of Provisional Government^[1] Roza Otunbayeva^[2]
- Deputy of Finance Temir Sariev
- Deputy of Economy Almazbek Atambayev
- Deputy of Constitutional Reform Omurbek Tekebayev
- Deputy of Prosecution Bodies and Financial Police Azimbek Beknazarov (acting Prosecutor-General in 2005)
Minister of Internal Affairs Bolotbek Sherniyazov^[3]
Minister of Health Care Damira Niyaz-Aliyeva
Head of National Security Service (GNSB) Keneshbek Duyshebayev^[4]

Government of Usenov

21 October 2009 – 7 April 2010

Prime-Minister Daniyar Usenov
- First Deputy Prime-Minister Akylbek Japarov
- Deputy Prime-Minister Tajikan Kalimbetova
- Deputy Prime-Minister Aaly Karashev
Minister of Foreign Affairs Kadyrbek Sarbayev (since 26 January 2009)
Minister of Agriculture Iskenderbek Aydaraliyev
Minister of Defense Bakytbek Kalyev
Minister of Economic Regulations Jenishbek Bayguttiyev
Minister of Education and Science Abdulda Musayev
Minister of Emergency Situations Bakyt Torobayev
Minister of Energy Ilyas Davydov
Minister of Finance Marat Sultanov (former chairman of parliament in 2006–2007)
Minister of Health Care Marat Mambetov
Minister of Internal Affairs Moldomusa Kongantiyev (since January 2008) (heavily beaten up and taken hostage in 2010 Kyrgyzstan riots)^[5]
Minister of Justice Kurmantay Abdiyev
Minister of Labor, Employment, and Migration Aygul Ryskulova
Minister of Natural Resources Kapar Kurman-Aliyev
Minister of State Property Tursun Turdu-Mambetov
Minister of Transportation Nurlan Sulaymanov
Head of National Security Service (GNSB) Murat Sutalinov

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↑ Opposition formed the Government of People's Trust (Russian)
↑ The morning of new government (Russian)
↑ Kyrgyz Police supported the new government (Russian)
↑ "Работать тут совершенно не дают" (Russian)
↑ Head of Police Secretly deported to Kyrgyzstan (Russian)

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