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Mon State Government
Seal of the Government
Flag of Mon State
Office of the Mon State Government
Government overview
Formed30 March 2010 (2010-03-30)
JurisdictionMon State Hluttaw
HeadquartersMawlamyine, Mon State
Government executive
Parent department
Government of Myanmar
Websitewww.monstate.gov.mm

Mon State Government is the cabinet of Mon State, Myanmar. The cabinet is led by chief minister, Aung Kyi Thein.

The former chief minister, Zaw Lin Tun was retired by the State Administration Council on 2 February 2023, a day after the second anniversary of the 2021 coup.

Cabinet (April 2016–January 2021)

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No. Name Portfolio
(1) Min Min Oo (30 March 2016 – 23 February 2017) Chief Minister
Aye Zan, Dr
(2) Min Kyaw Lwin Minister of Municipal Affairs and Construction
(3) Nay Htut Oo, Col. Minister of Security and Border Affairs
(4) Hla Tun Minister of Electricity, Energy and Industry
(5) Htein Lin, Dr. Minister of Social Affairs
(6) Tun Htay Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Transportation
(7) Min Kyi Win, Dr. (or) Naing Kyi Win Minister of Natural Resources and Environment
(8) Wunna Kyaw Minister of Planning, Finance, Immigration and Population
(9) Shwe Myint Minister of Bamar Ethnic Affairs
(10) San Wint Khaing Minister of Pa-O Ethnic Affairs
(11) Aung Myint Khaing Minister of Kayin Ethnic Affairs
(12) Aye Aye Mu State Advocate
(13) Thein Thein Oo State Auditor

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References

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  1. "Mon State Government" (in Burmese). Myanmar President Office. Retrieved 1 March 2017.