The fifth Girija Prasad Koirala cabinet was formed on 29 April 2006 after Girija Prasad Koirala was appointed prime minister following the 2006 revolution. The cabinet was expanded on 22 May 2006 and again on 11 June 2006. The cabinet signed the Comprehensive Peace Accord with the CPN (Maoist).
The cabinet was dissolved on 1 April 2007 to make way for a consensus government which included the Maoists. Cabinet PortfolioMinisterPartyTook officeLeft officePrime Minister of NepalMinister for Palace AffairsMinister for DefenceGirija Prasad Koirala29 April 20061 April 2007Deputy Prime MinisterMinister for Foreign AffairsK. P. Sharma Oli29 April 20061 April 2007Deputy Prime MinisterMinister for Health Amik Sherchan 11 June 20061 April 2007Minister for Physical Planning and ConstructionGopal Man Shrestha29 April 20061 April 2007Minister for Agriculture and CooperativesMahantha Thakur29 April 20061 April 2007Minister for FinanceRam Sharan Mahat 29 April 20061 April 2007Minister for Industry, Commerce and Supplies15 March 20071 April 2007Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary AffairsNarendra Bikram Nembang22 May 20061 April 2007Minister for Home AffairsKrishna Prasad Sitaula29 April 20061 April 2007Minister for Land Reform and ManagementPrabhu Narayan Chaudhury29 April 20061 April 2007Minister for Water SupplyChitra Lekha Yadav22 May 20061 April 2007Minister for Local DevelopmentRajendra Prasad Pandey22 May 20061 April 2007Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil AviationPradeep Kumar Gyawali22 May 20061 April 2007Minister for Education and SportsMangal Siddhi Manandhar22 May 20061 April 2007Minister for Industry, Commerce and SuppliesHridayesh Tripathi11 June 200615 March 2007Ministers of StateMinister of State for Forests and Soil ConservationGopal Rai22 May 200623 September 2006Minister of State for Information and CommunicationsDilendra Prasad Badu 22 May 20061 April 2007Minister of State for Forests and Soil Conservation9 October 20061 April 2007Minister of State for Women, Children and Social WelfareUrmila Aryal22 May 20061 April 2007Minister of State for Forests and Soil ConservationMan Bahadur Bishwakarma22 May 20061 April 2007Minister of State for General AdministrationDharmanath Prasad Sah22 May 20061 April 2007Minister of State for Labour and Transportation ManagementRamesh Lekhak22 May 20061 April 2007Minister of State for Water SupplyGyanendra Bahadur Karki11 June 20061 April 2007
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