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Mohamed Salmane
Portrait of Mohamed Salmane
Functions
Tunisian Minister of the Environment
13 mars 2013 – January 29, 2014
President	Moncef Marzouki
Prime Minister	Ali larayedh
Government	Larayedh
Predecessor	Mémia el Benna
Successor	Nejib derouiche (indirectly)
Tunisian Minister of Equipment
December 24, 2011 – January 29, 2014
President	Moncef Marzouki
Prime Minister	Hamadi Jebali Ali larayedh
Government	Jebali Larayedh
Predecessor	Mohamed Ridha Farès
Successor	Hédi labi
Biography
Date of birth	October 9, 1958 (64 years old)
Place of birth	Nabeul, Tunisia
Nationality	Tunisian
Political party	Ennahdha
Profession	Engineer
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Mohamed Salmane , born the October 9, 1958 In Nabeul, is a Tunisian engineer and politician. He was Minister of Equipment from 2011 to 2014 in the Hamadi Jebali government and then the Ali Larayedh government. In this last government, he also supports the Ministry of the Environment.

Family and studies [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Salmane, a graduate in civil engineering, is a main engineer ^{[ first ]} .

Professional career [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

He worked as director of major works to the company Tunisie Autoroutes before becoming CEO of the Tuniso-Libyan Arabic design office ^{[ first ]} .

Union and Political Career [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Following the 2011 revolution, he was appointed Minister of Equipment in the government of Hamadi Jebali, succeeding Mohamed Ridha Farès, his counterpart in previous governments ^{[ first ]} . In the Ali Larayedh government, he keeps this portfolio and also supports that of the environment. He is a member of the Ennahdha party ^{[ 2 ]} . Chahida Ben Fraj Bouraoui is his Secretary of State for Habitat and Sadok Amri to the environment.

He is married and father of three children ^{[ first ]} .

• Government hamadi jebali
• Ali Larayedh government

in · m Larayedh government (March 2013-January 2014)
Under the chairmanship of Moncef Marzouki
National Defense	Rachid Sabbag (2013-2014)	Ali larayedh Head of government
Interior	LotFi Ben Jeddou (2013-2014)
Foreign Affairs	Othman jerandi (2013-2014)
Justice	Nadhir Ben Ammou (2013-2014)
Human rights	Samir Dilou (2013-2014)
Religious affairs	Noureddine El Khademi (2013-2014)
Finances	Elyes fakhfakh (2013-2014)
Industry	Mehdi Jomaa (2013-2014)
Trade and craftsmanship	Abdelwahab maratar (2013-2014)
Tourism	Jamel Gamra (2013-2014)
Social Affairs	Khalil zaouia (2013-2014)
Education	Salem Labiadh (2013-2014)
Health	Abdellatif mekki (2013-2014)
International Development and Cooperation	Lamine Doghri (2013-2014)
Professional training and employment	Naoufe Jammali (2013-2014)
Transport	Abdelkrim Harni (2013-2014)
Information and communications technologies	Mongi Marzouk (2013-2014)
Equipment and environment	Mohamed Salmane (2013-2014)
Youth and sports	Tarak Dhiab (2013-2014)
Culture	Mehdi Mabrouk (2013-2014)
Women’s business	Sihem Badi (2013-2014)
Higher education and scientific research	Moncef Ben Salem (2013-2014)
State areas and land affairs	Salim Ben Hamidane (2013-2014)
Agriculture	Mohamed Ben Salem (2013-2014)
(Jebali ←) • Previous government ••••• Government following • (Jomaa →)

in · m Government Jebali (December 2011-March 2013)
Under the chairmanship of Moncef Marzouki
National Defense	Abdelkrim Zbidi (2011-2013)	Hamadi Jebali Head of government
Interior	Ali larayedh (2011-2013)
Foreign Affairs	Rafik Abdessalem (2011-2013)
Justice	Newaddine bill (2011-2013)
Human rights	Samir Dilou (2011-2013)
Religious affairs	Noureddine El Khademi (2011-2013)
Finances	Houssine Dimassi (2011-2012) · Slim Besbes (2012) · Elyes fakhfakh (2012-2013)
Industry	Mohamed Lamine Chakhari (2011-2013)
Commerce	Béchir Zaâfouri (2012-2013)
Tourism	Elyes fakhfakh (2011-2013)
Social Affairs	Khalil zaouia (2011-2013)
Education	Abdellatif abid (2011-2013)
Health	Abdellatif mekki (2011-2013)
Investment and international cooperation	Betthatibiseb (2011-2013)
Employment and training	Abdelwahab maratar (2011-2013)
Transport	Abdelkrim Harni (2011-2013)
Information and communications technologies	Mongi Marzouk (2011-2013)
Equipment	Mohamed Salmane (2011-2013)
Regional development and planning	Jamelddine Gharbi (2011-2013)
Youth and sports	Tarak Dhiab (2011-2013)
Culture	Mehdi Mabrouk (2011-2013)
Women’s business	Sihem Badi (2011-2013)
Higher education and scientific research	Moncef Ben Salem (2011-2013)
State areas	Salim Ben Hamidane (2011-2013)
Agriculture	Mohamed Ben Salem (2011-2013)
Environment	Mémia el Benna (2011-2013)
(Caid Essebsi ←) • Previous government ••••• Government following • (Larayedh →)

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