On Monday, the Houthi group announced the names of the members of its new government in the areas under its control that are not internationally recognized.

The government includes 22 members and is headed by Ahmed Al-Rahwi, and a decision was issued by the head of the so-called Political Council, Mahdi Al-Mashat.

The government removed Yahya al-Houthi, brother of the group's leader, from the Ministry of Education. It included Muhammad Muftah, a religious jurist affiliated with the Houthis and one of the most prominent supporters of the return of imam rule to the country in his capacity as deputy prime minister.

The Ministry of Interior also kept the share of Abdul Karim Al Houthi, the uncle of the Houthi leader.

It introduced southern figures and names loyal to it, but the majority is dominated by the northern Hashemite families who believe and help the Houthis in controlling the regions.

The following are the names of members of the unrecognized Houthi government:-

 Mr. Ahmed Ghaleb Nasser Al-Rahwi, Prime Minister.

2. The scholar Muhammad Ahmed Ahmed Muftah, First Deputy Prime Minister.

3. Lieutenant General Jalal Ali Ali Al-Ruwaishan. Deputy Prime Minister for Defense and Security Affairs

4. Muhammad Hassan Ismail Al-Madani, Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of Administration and Local and Rural Development

5. Major General Mohammed Nasser Al-Atfi, Minister of Defence.

6. Major General Abdul Karim Amir al-Din al-Houthi, Minister of Interior.

7. Judge Mujahid Ahmed Abdullah Ali, Minister of Justice and Human Rights.

8. D. Khaled Hussein Saleh Al-Hawali, Minister of Civil Service and Administrative Development.

9. Major General Muhammad Ayyash Muhammad Qahim, Minister of Transport and Public Works.

10. Abdul-Jabbar Ahmed Mohamed Mohamed, Minister of Finance.

11. Eng. Maeen Hashem Ahmed Al-Mahaqri, Minister of Economy, Industry and Investment.

12. D. Radwan Ali Ali Al-Rubai, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources.

13. Hassan Abdullah Yahya Al-Saadi, Minister of Education and Scientific Research.

14. Gamal Ahmed Ali Amer, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants.

15. D. Abdullah Abdulaziz Abdulrahman Al-Amir, Minister of Oil and Minerals.

16. D. Ali Saif Muhammad Hassan, Minister of Electricity, Energy and Water.

17. D. Ali Abdul Karim Ali Shaiban, Minister of Health and Environment.

18. . D. Ali Qasim Hussein Al-Yafei, Minister of Culture and Tourism.

19. Samir Muhammad Ahmed Bajaala, Minister of Social Affairs and Labour.

20 Hashem Ahmed Abdel Rahman Sharaf El-Din, Minister of Information.

21. Dr. Muhammad Ali Ahmed Al-Mawlid, Minister of Youth and Sports.

22. M. Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed Al Mahdi, Minister of Communications and Information Technology.