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Deputy Prime Minister of Afghanistan is a senior political office in the Cabinet of Afghanistan. Throughout history, several persons have hold the office concurrently.

In the Kingdom of Afghanistan

• Gen. Abdul Rahim (Kohistani Safi) (b. ca. 1886), First Deputy Prime Minister, 1938-1940
• Muhammad Naim, First Deputy Prime Minister, 1940-1948
• Gen. Abdul Rahim (Kohistani Safi), Second Deputy Prime Minister, 1940-1947
• Gen. Asadullah Siraj (b. 1910), First Deputy Prime Minister, 1948-1949
• Ali Muhammad (b. ca. 1893), First Deputy Prime Minister, 1949-1963
• Muhammad Naim, Second Deputy Prime Minister, 1953-1963
• Abdullah Malikyar (b. 1909), First Deputy Prime Minister, 1963
• Dr. Ali Ahmad Popal (b. 1916), First Deputy Prime Minister, 1963-1965
• Abdul Zahir (b. 1909), Second Deputy Prime Minister, 1964-1965
• Sayyid Shamsuddin Majruh, Deputy Prime Minister 1965-1967
• Dr. Ali Ahmad Popal (b. 1916), First Deputy Prime Minister, 1967-1969
• Abdullah Yaftali (b. 1918), Second Deputy Prime Minister, 1967
• Abdullah Yaftali (b. 1918), First Deputy Prime Minister, 1969-1971
• Dr. Abdul Qayyum (b. 1919), Second Deputy Prime Minister, 1970-1973
• Dr. Abdul Samad Hamed (b. 1929), First Deputy Prime Minister, 1971-1972

In the Republic of Afghanistan

• Mohammad Hasan Sharq, 1973-1975
• Mohammad Hasan Sharq, First Deputy Prime Minister, 1975-1978
• Sayyid Abdullah, Second Deputy Prime Minister, 1975-1978

In the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan

• Babrak Karmal, April 1978 - 1979
• Hafizullah Amin, April 1978 - 1979
• Mohammad Aslam Watanjar, April 1978 - 1979
• Shah Wali, 1979
• Asadullah Sarwari, 1979-1981
• Sultan Ali Keshtmand, 1979-1981
• Abdul Rashid Arian, 1980-1981
• Saleh Mohammad Zeray, 1980-?
• Pohanmal Guldad, ?-1982-1984-?
• Abdul Majid Sarbuland, ?-1982-1984-?
• Sarwar Mangal, ?-1986-?
• Mohammed Rafie, ?-1986-?
• Abdul Majid Sarbuland, ?-1986-?
• Pohanmal Guldad, ?-1986-?
• Abdul Hamid Mohtat, 1988-1990
• Mahmud Baryalai, First Deputy Prime Minister, 1990-?
• Abdul Wahid Sorabi, 1990-?
• Nematullah Pazhwak, 1990-?
• Abdul Qayyum Nurzai, 1990-?
• Sarwar Mangal, 1990-?
• Mahbubullah Kushani, 1990-?

In Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan

• Hasan Akhund, 1996–2001
• Abdul Ghani Baradar, Since 2021
• Abdul Salam Hanafi, Since 2021
• Abdul Kabir, Since 2021

See also

• Prime Minister of Afghanistan
• Cabinet of Afghanistan

References

1. ^ Adamec, Ludwig W. (1975). Historical and political who's who of Afghanistan. Graz: Akademische Druck- u. Verlagsanstalt. ISBN 3201009210.
2. ^ Adamec, Ludwig W. (2012). Historical dictionary of Afghanistan (4th ed.). Lanham, Md: Scarecrow Press. ISBN 978-0-8108-7815-0.
3. ^ Adamec, Ludwig W. (1979). First supplement to the Who's who of Afghanistan: Democratic Republic of Afghanistan. Graz, Austria: Akademische Druck- u. Verlagsanstalt. ISBN 3201011134.

• Deputy prime ministers of Afghanistan
• Government ministers of Afghanistan