Ministry of Finance (Mauritania)
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The Ministry of Finance ((in French) Ministère des Finances) is the government ministry responsible for governing and managing the economy, national budget, public finances, and the financial activity of Mauritania.
- Maurice Compagnet, 1957-1961[1][2]
- Ba Mamadou Samba, 1961-1963[1][2]
- Ahmed Ould Muhammad Salah, 1963[1][2]
- Bocar Alpha Ba, 1963-1965[1][3][2]
- Bamba Ould Yezid, 1965-1966[1][2]
- Muhammad Salem Ould M'Khaitirat, 1966-1968[1][2]
- Sidi Mohamad Diagana, 1968-1970[1][4][2]
- Mokhtar Ould Haibar, 1970-1971[1][2]
- Diaramouna Soumare, 1971-1975[1][4][2]
- Moulaye Mohamed, 1975-1977[1][2]
- Ibrahima Ba, 1977[2]
- Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi, 1977[2]
- Mohammeden Babbah, 1977[2]
- Ibrahima Ba, 1977-1978[2]
- Ahmed Ould Daddah, 1978[5][2]
- Sid Ahmed Ould Bneijara, 1978-1979[2]
- Moulaye Mohamed, 1979[2]
- Ahmed Ould Zein, 1979-1981[2]
- Mohamed Yeddih Ould Moctar Hassan, 1981[2]
- Dieng Boubou Farba, 1981-1982[6][2]
- Sidi Ould Ahmed Deya, 1982-1984[2]
- Anne Amadou Babaly, 1984-1985[5][2]
- Mohamed Salem Ould Lekhal, 1985-1987[2]
- Cheikh Ould Ahmed Louly, 1987-1988[2]
- Mohamed Ould Nany, 1988-1990[2][7]
- Mohamedou Ould Michel, 1990[2][8]
- Sidi Mohamed Ould Boubacar, 1990-1992[5][2]
- Kane Cheikh Mohamed Fadel, 1992-1994[9][2]
- Lemrabott Sidi Mahmoud Ould Cheikh Ahmed, 1994-1995[5][2]
- Sidi Mohamed Ould Biya, 1995-1996[2]
- Kamara Ali Gueladio, 1996-2001[2]
- Mahfoud Ould Mohamed Ali, 2001[2]
- Boidiel Ould Houmeid,[10] 2001-2003[2]
- Mahfoud Ould Mohamed Ali, 2003-2004[2]
- Mohamed Sidiya Ould Mohamed Khaled, 2004-2005[2]
- Abdallahi Ould Souleymane Ould Cheikh Sidiya, 2005-2007[2]
- Abderrahmane Ould Hama Vezzaz, 2007-2008[2][11]
- Sidi Ould Tah, 2008[2]
- Sid'Ahmed Ould Raiss, 2008-2009[2][12]
- Ousmane Kane,[13] 2009-2010[2]
- Ahmed Ould Moulaye Ahmed, 2010[2]
- Amedi Camara, 2010-2011[2]
- Thiam Diombar,[14] 2011-2015[2]
- Moctar Ould Diay, 2015-2019[15][2]
- Mohamed Lemine Ould Dhehby, 2019-2022[16][2]
- Isselmou Ould Mohamed M’Bady, 2022-2024[17][2]
- Sid’Ahmed Ould Bouh, 2024-Incumbent.[2][18]
