Johor State Executive Council

2022–present
Date formed| 15 March 2022
People and organisations
Head of state| Sultan Ibrahim ibni Almarhum Sultan Iskandar Al-Haj
Head of government| Onn Hafiz Ghazi (UMNO)
Total no. of members| 11
Member parties|

* Barisan Nasional (BN)
* United Malays National Organisation (UMNO)
* Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA)
* Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC)
* Pakatan Harapan (PH)
* Democratic Action Party (DAP)
* People's Justice Party (PKR)
* National Trust Party (AMANAH)

Status in legislature| Coalition government
Opposition parties|

* Perikatan Nasional (PN)
* Malaysian United Indigenous Party (BERSATU)
* Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS)
* Malaysian United Democratic Alliance (MUDA) (Balancing Force Parties)

History
Legislature term| 15th Johor State Legislative Assembly

The Johor State Executive Council is the executive authority of the Government of Johor, Malaysia. The Council comprises the Menteri Besar, appointed by the Sultan on the basis that he is able to command a majority in the Johor State Legislative Assembly, a number of members made up of members of the Assembly, the State Secretary, the State Legal Adviser and the State Financial Officer.

This Council is similar in structure and role to the Cabinet of Malaysia, while being smaller in size. As federal and state responsibilities differ, there are a number of portfolios that differ between the federal and state governments.

Members of the Council are selected by the Menteri Besar, appointed by the Sultan. The Council has no ministry, but instead a number of committees; each committee will take care of certain state affairs, activities and departments. Members of the Council are always the chair of a committee.

## Ex officio members

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Position[1] | Office bearer

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State Secretary  | Azmi Rohani
State Legal Adviser  | Amir Nasruddin
State Financial Officer  | Mohammed Ridha Abd Kadir

## Lists of full members

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### Onn Hafiz EXCO (since 2022)

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BN (11)

*   UMNO (8)
*   MCA (2)
*   MIC (1)

Members since 15 March 2022[2][3][4][5] have been:

Name  | Portfolio  | Party  | Constituency  | Term start  | Term end

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Onn Hafiz Ghazi (Menteri Besar)  |

* Natural Resources
* Administration
* Finance
* Planning
* Economic Development

| BN (UMNO)  | Machap | 15 March 2022  | 13 February 2024

* Natural Resources
* Administration
* Finance
* Planning
* Economic Development
* Tourism[6]

| 13 February 2024  | Incumbent
Zahari Sarip |

* Agriculture
* Agro-based Industry
* Rural Development

| Buloh Kasap | 26 March 2022
Mohd Jafni Md Shukor |

* Housing
* Local Government

| Bukit Permai
Khairin Nisa |

* Women
* Family
* Community Development

| Serom
Mohd Hairi Mad Shah |

* Youth
* Sports
* Entrepreneur Development
* Corporations
* Human Resources

| Larkin | 13 February 2024

* Youth
* Sports
* Entrepreneur Development
* Corporations

| 13 February 2024  | Incumbent
Mohd Fared Mohd Khalid |

* Islamic Religious Affairs

| Semerah | 26 March 2022
Mohamad Fazli Mohamad Salleh |

* Works
* Transportation
* Infrastructure

| Bukit Pasir | 13 February 2024

* Works
* Transportation
* Infrastructure
* Communication

| 13 February 2024  | Incumbent
Norlizah Noh |

* Education
* Information
* Communication

| Johor Lama | 26 March 2022  | 13 February 2024
Aznan Tamin |

* Education
* Information

| Tanjung Surat | 13 February 2024  | Incumbent
Ling Tian Soon |

* Health
* Unity

| BN (MCA)  | Yong Peng | 26 March 2022  | 13 February 2024

* Health
* Environment

| 13 February 2024  | Incumbent
Lee Ting Han |

* Investment
* Trade
* Consumer Affairs

| Paloh | 26 March 2022  | 13 February 2024

* Investment
* Trade
* Consumer Affairs
* Human Resources

| 13 February 2024  | Incumbent
Raven Kumar Krishnasamy |

* Tourism
* Environment
* Culture
* Heritage

| BN (MIC)  | Tenggaroh | 26 March 2022  | 13 February 2024

* Unity
* Culture
* Heritage

| 13 February 2024  | Incumbent

### Hasni EXCO (2020–2022)

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BN (6)  |   PN (3)  |

*   Independent (2)

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*   UMNO (5)
*   MIC (1)

*   BERSATU (3)

Members from 28 February 2020 to 15 March 2022 were :

Name  | Portfolio  | Party  | Constituency  | Term start  | Term end

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Hasni Mohammad (Menteri Besar)  |

* Natural Resources
* Administration
* Finance
* Planning and Economic Development

| BN (UMNO)  | Benut | 28 February 2020  | 15 March 2022
Samsolbari Jamali |

* Agriculture
* Agro-based Industry
* Rural Development

| Semarang | 6 March 2020
Ayub Jamil |

* Housing
* Local Government

| Rengit
Zaiton Ismail |

* Women, Family and Community Development

| Sungai Balang
Onn Hafiz Ghazi |

* Tourism
* Youth
* Sports

| Layang-Layang
Vidyananthan Ramanadhan |

* Health
* Environment

| BN (MIC)  | Kahang
Tosrin Jarvanthi |

* Islamic Affairs

| PN (BERSATU)  | Bukit Permai
Mohd Solihan Badri |

* Works
* Transport
* Infrastructure

| Tenang
Mazlan Bujang |

* Education
* Information
* Heritage
* Culture

| Puteri Wangsa | 27 January 2022
Independent | 27 January 2022  | 15 March 2022
Mohammad Izhar Ahmad |

* Investment
* Entrepreneur Development
* Cooperatives
* Human Resources

| PN (BERSATU)  | Larkin | 6 March 2020  | 29 January 2022
Independent  | 29 January 2022  | 15 March 2022
Chong Fat Full |

* Unity
* Trade
* Consumer Affairs

| Pemanis | 6 March 2020  | 27 August 2020
PN (BERSATU)  | 27 August 2020  | 15 March 2022

### Sahruddin EXCO (2019–2020)

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Name  | Portfolio  | Party  | Constituency  | Term start  | Term end

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Sahruddin Jamal (Menteri Besar)  |

* Natural Resources
* Administration
* Finance
* Economic Planning and Development

| PH (BERSATU)  | Bukit Kepong | 14 April 2019  | 28 February 2020
Tosrin Jarvanthi |

* Islamic Affairs
* Agriculture
* Rural Development

| Bukit Permai | 22 April 2019
Mohd Solihan Badri |

* Works
* Transport
* Infrastructure

| Tenang
Liow Cai Tung |

* Tourism
* Women, Family and Community Development

| PH (DAP)  | Johor Jaya
Ramakrishnan Suppiah |

* Unity
* Domestic Trade
* Consumer Affairs

| Bekok
Sheikh Umar Bagharib Ali |

* Youth
* Sports
* Entrepreneur Development
* Cooperatives

| Paloh
Tan Chen Choon |

* Local Government
* Urban Wellbeing
* Environment

| Jementah
Jimmy Puah Wee Tse |

* International Trade
* Investment
* Utilities

| PH (PKR)  | Bukit Batu
Mohd Khuzzan Abu Bakar |

* Health
* Culture
* Heritage

| Semerah
Aminolhuda Hassan |

* Education
* Human Resources
* Science
* Technology

| PH (AMANAH)  | Parit Yaani
Dzulkefly Ahmad |

* Housing
* Communications
* Multimedia

| Kota Iskandar

### Osman EXCO (2018–2019)

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Name  | Portfolio  | Party  | Constituency  | Date of appointment

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Osman Sapian (Menteri Besar)  |

* Land Revenue
* Administration
* Finance
* Planning
* Economic Development

| PPBM  | Kempas | 12 May 2018
Aminolhuda Hassan  |

* Islamic Affairs
* Education

| AMANAH  | Parit Yaani  | 16 May 2018
Dzulkefly Ahmad  |

* Housing
* Rural Development

| AMANAH  | Kota Iskandar  | 16 May 2018
Tan Hong Pin  |

* Local Government
* Science and Technology

| DAP  | Skudai  | 16 May 2018
Dr. Ramakrishnan Suppiah  |

* Consumerism
* Human Resources
* Unity

| DAP  | Bekok  | 16 May 2018
Mazlan Bujang  |

* Public Works
* Infrastructure
* Transportation

| PPBM  | Puteri Wangsa  | 16 May 2018
Jimmy Puah Wee Tse  |

* Investment
* Utilities

| PKR  | Bukit Batu | 16 May 2018
Liow Cai Tung  |

* Women Development
* Tourism

| DAP  | Johor Jaya  | 16 May 2018
Mohd. Khuzzan Abu Bakar  |

* Youth and Sports
* Culture

| PKR  | Semerah  | 16 May 2018
Dr. Sahruddin Jamal  |

* Health
* Environment
* Agriculture

| PPBM  | Bukit Kepong  | 16 May 2018
Sheikh Umar Bagharib Ali  |

* Entrepreneurial Development
* Cooperatives
* Creative Economy

| DAP  | Paloh  | 16 May 2018

### Mohamed Khaled I EXCO (2013–2018)

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UMNO (9)   MCA (1)   MIC (1)

Name  | Portfolio  | Party  | Constituency  | Term start  | Term end

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Mohamed Khaled Nordin
(Menteri Besar)  |

* Natural Resources
* Administration
* Finance and Planning

|  | UMNO | Permas
Md Jais Sarday |

* Education (2013–2017)
* Information (2013–2017)
* Entrepreneurship Development and Co-operatives (2013–2017)
* Housing (2017–2018)
* Local Government (2017–2018)

|  | UMNO | Mahkota | 14 May 2013  | 12 May 2018
Asiah Md Ariff |

* Women
* Family
* Community Development

|  | UMNO | Johor Lama
Tee Siew Kiong |

* Tourism
* Trade
* Consumerism

|  | MCA | Pulai Sebatang
Hasni Mohammad |

* Public Works
* Rural
* Regional Development

|  | UMNO | Benut
Vidyananthan Ramanadhan |

* Unity
* Human Resources

|  | MIC | Kahang
Abd Mutalip Abd Rahim |

* Religious Affairs

|  | UMNO | Layang-Layang
Abd Latif Bandi |

* Housing
* Local Government

|  | UMNO | Endau | 2013  | 2017
Ismail Mohamed |

* Agriculture
* Agro-based Industry

|  | UMNO | Bukit Serampang
Zulkurnain Kamisan |

* Youth and Sports
* Culture
* Heritage

|  | UMNO | Sri Medan
Ayub Rahmat |

* Health
* Environment

|  | UMNO | Kemelah

## See also

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* Sultan of Johor
* List of Menteris Besar of Johor
* Johor State Legislative Assembly

## References

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1. ^ "Senarai Ahli Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan". Retrieved 1 November 2021.
2. ^ "10 Johor exco members sworn in". New Straits Times. Retrieved 26 March 2022.
3. ^ "Johor MB confirms state exco reshuffle two years into his administration". The Star. 11 February 2024. Retrieved 11 February 2024.
4. ^ "Tanjung Surat rep sworn in as new Johor exco member, portfolio still unclear". The Star. 13 February 2024. Retrieved 14 February 2024.
5. ^ "Johor Lama rep dropped from Johor exco line-up in reshuffle, four portfolios unchanged". The Star. 13 February 2024. Retrieved 14 February 2024.
6. ^ "Onn Hafiz taking over tourism portfolio, Johor exco reshuffle on the cards". The Star. 8 February 2024. Retrieved 11 February 2024.

## External links

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* Johor State Government

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State of Johor

* Capital city: Johor Bahru
* Administrative capital: Iskandar Puteri
* Royal town: Bandar Maharani (Muar)

General topics|

| Topics|

* Elections
* Government
* Executive
* Sultan
* Menteri Besar
* Legislative
* Johoreans
* Monarchy
* Monarchs
* Geography
* Economy
* Symbols
* Anthem
* Flag and coat of arms

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Administrative
divisions|

* 10 Districts and 16 Local governments (3 Cites, 7 Municipals, 6 Districts)
* Special zone: (Iskandar Malaysia, RAPID Pengerang)

City councils
(Majlis Bandaraya)|

| Johor Bahru
(part of Johor Bahru district)|

* City Centre
* Bakar Batu
* Century
* Danga Bay
* Larkin
* Majidee
* Melodies
* Nong Chik
* Pasir Pelangi
* Stulang
* Suria
* Tebrau
* Dato' Onn
* Daya
* Johor Jaya
* Kangkar Tebrau
* Molek
* Mount Austin
* Pandan
* Setia Indah
* Tampoi
* Bandar Baru UDA
* Damansara Aliff
* Kempas
* Setia Tropika
* Plentong
* Permas Jaya
* Ulu Tiram

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Iskandar Puteri
(part of Johor Bahru district)|

* City Centre
* Kota Iskandar
* Ledang Heights
* Nusa Bayu
* Medini
* Bukit Indah
* Perling
* Skudai
* Lima Kedai
* Mutiara Rini
* TUTA
* Universiti
* Pulai
* Kangkar Pulai
* Bandar Baru Kangkar Pulai
* Pulai Hijauan
* Pulai Indah
* Pulai Mutiara
* Gelang Patah
* Forest City
* Pendas
* Tanjung Kupang
* Tanjung Pelepas

Pasir Gudang
(part of Johor Bahru district)|

* Pasir Gudang
* Tanjung Langsat
* Masai
* Kong Kong
* Kota Masai
* Seri Alam
* Taman Scientex

Municipal councils
(Majlis Perbandaran)|

| Muar
(Muar district)|

* Bandar Maharani (City centre)
* Bukit Treh
* Parit Bakar
* Parit Sakai
* Sungai Abong
* Bakri
* Bukit Bakri
* Bukit Naning
* Parit Jawa
* Parit Unas
* Bukit Pasir
* Pagoh
* Bandar Universiti Pagoh
* Bukit Kepong
* Lenga
* Panchor
* Sungai Balang

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Batu Pahat
(Batu Pahat district)|

* Bandar Penggaram (City centre)
* Minyak Beku
* Segenting
* Taman Bukit Pasir
* Taman Flora Utama
* Taman Setia Jaya 2
* Tongkang Pechah
* Rengit
* Parit Raja
* Semerah
* Senggarang
* Sri Gading
* Pura Kencana

Kluang
(Kluang district)|

* Kluang
* Taman Sri Lambak
* Mengkibol
* Paloh
* Chamek
* Kahang

Kulai
(Kulai district)|

* Kulai
* Bandar Indahpura
* Bandar Putra Kulai
* Senai
* FELDA Taib Andak
* Saleng
* Seelong
* Senai International Airport
* Kelapa Sawit
* Bukit Batu
* Sedenak
* Ulu Choh

Segamat
(Segamat district)|

* Segamat
* Genuang
* Kampung Tengah
* Batu Anam
* Buloh Kasap
* Gemas Baru
* Jementah

Pengerang
(Kota Tinggi district)|

* Pengerang
* Tanjung Pengelih
* Sungai Rengit
* Teluk Ramunia
* Pasir Gogok
* Bandar Penawar
* Bandar Mas
* Desaru
* Tanjung Balau
* Johor Lama
* Teluk Sengat

Pontian|

* Pontian Kechil
* Kampung Kayu Ara Pasong
* Pekan Nanas
* Ayer Baloi
* Benut
* Kukup

District councils
(Majlis Daerah)|

| Kota Tinggi|

* Kota Tinggi
* Lombong
* Bandar Tenggara
* Sedili
* FELDA Lok Heng
* FELDA Waha

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Mersing|

* Mersing
* Air Papan
* Tenggaroh
* Jemaluang
* Endau

Tangkak|

* Tangkak
* Sagil
* Sungai Mati
* Bukit Kangkar
* Sengkang
* Bukit Gambir
* Kesang
* Parit Bunga
* Tanjung Agas

Labis
(Segamat district)|

* Labis
* Air Panas
* Sungai Karas
* Tenang
* Bekok
* Chaah

Yong Peng
(Batu Pahat district)|

* Yong Peng
* Ayer Hitam
* Parit Sulong
* Sri Medan
* Parit Yaani

Simpang Renggam
(Kluang district)|

* Simpang Renggam
* Machap
* Layang-Layang
* Renggam

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