Following the approval by Parliament and subsequent swearing-in of Ministers of State, the Castle on Tuesday evening released what it said was a full ministerial list.The appointments are as follows:Mr. Albert Kan Dapaah - Minister of DefenceMr. Kwamena Bartels - Minister of InteriorProf. Dominic Fobih -Minister of Education, Science and SportsAlhaji Abubakar Saddique Boniface - Minister of Water Resources, Works and HousingMrs. Esther Obeng Dapaah - Minister of Lands, Forestry and MinesMr. Stephen Asamoah Boateng - Minister of Tourism and Diaspora RelationsMr. Kwadwo Adjei-Darko - Minister of Local Government, Rural Development and EnvironmentMr. Kwadwo Baah Wiredu - Minister of Finance and Economic PlanningMR. Francis Poku - National Security Courage Quashigah - Health Joe Ghartey - Attorney GeneralErnest Debrah - AgricultureJoseph Adda - EnergyAkwasi Osei Agyei - Foreign MinisterGladys Asmah - FisheriesAbraham Osei Aidoo - Parliamentary AffairsNana Akomeah - Manpower, Youth and EmploymentOboshie Sai Coffie - InformationBenjamin Aggrey Ntim - CommunicationHajia Alima Mahama - Women's AffairProf. Ameyaw Akumfi - Ports, Harbours and RailwaysMINISTERS OF STATE Mr. Samuel Owusu–Adjei – Minister of State for Public Sector ReformMs. Elizabeth Ohene – Minister of State at the Ministry of EducationNana Obiri Boahene – Minister of State at the Ministry of InteriorMs. Cecilia Dapaah – Minister of State at the Ministry of Water Resources, Works and HousingAnthony Akoto Osei - Finance MinistryAmbrose Derry - Justice MinistryS. K. Boafo - Culture and ChieftaincyGloria Akufo - AviationGodfred Boyon - Ministry of TransportCharles Bintim - PresidencyYaw Barimah - PresidencyIn addition to the list, the country's 10 regions all have Ministers and in most cases, Deputy Regional Ministers.