Worldwide Guide to Women in Leadership
 Great Arab Socialist Peoples' Republic of Libya/Al-Jamahiryya Al-Arabyya Al-Libyya Al-Sabyya Al-Ishtirakyya Al-Uthma (Female suffrage 1963, but today there are no elections) Occupied by Italy 1911-12 and remained under its sovereignty till 1929, was created as an independent Kingdom in 1951 and became a republic in 1969

Also see Libya Heads

1989-94 Minister of Education Fatima (Abkul) Abd al-Hafiz Mukhtar

1990-92 Minister of Youth and Sports Bukhanra Salem Houda

1990-94 Assistant Secretary General of The Peoples’ Congress Salmin Ali al-Uraybi

1992-94 Assistant Secretary for Women Salma Ahmed Rashed
1994-95 Secretary in the General Secretariat of the General Peoples' Congress for Women's Affairs (Deputy Chief of Government)
 Ambassador to the League of Arab Nations 1996 as the first woman.

1995-98 Secretary in the General Secretariat of the General Peoples' Congress for Women's Affairs Thuriya Ramadan Abu Tabrika (Sefrian)

1995-2000 Secretary for Information, Culture and Mass Mobilization Fawziya Bashir al-Shalababi
2000 Secretary of the General People’s Committee for Information, Culture, Mass Mobilization and Tourism
She was one of only 5 ministers in the central government to remain after all the other ministries were dissolved and the powers was distributed to the local authorities in March 2000. In October the same year her Ministry was closed down.

1998-2000 Secretary in the General Secretariat of the General Peoples' Congress for Women's Affairs Nura Han Ramadan Abu Sefrian

2000-? Secretary in the General Secretariat of the General Peoples' Congress for Social Affairs Dr. Shalma Chabone Abduljabbar