The cabinet of Mohamed Naguib was the last cabinet of the Kingdom of Egypt and the first cabinet of the Republic of Egypt. It governed the country under the nominal rule of King Fuad II from , when the Aly Maher government was dismissed by the Revolutionary Command Council, to , when a republic was declared. Subsequently, it governed until , with Naguib also serving as president. It was succeeded by the first Nasser Cabinet.

List of ministers +First Cabinet of Mohamed Naguib (7 September 1952 - 25 February 1954)OfficeMinisterStart of termEnd of termPrime MinisterMohamed Naguib7 September 195225 February 1954Deputy Prime MinisterSulayman Hafez7 September 195218 June 1953Gamal Abdel Nasser18 June 195325 February 1954Minister of WarMohamed Naguib7 September 195218 June 1953Abdel Latif Boghdadi8 June 195325 February 1954Minister of the InteriorSulayman Hafez7 September 195218 June 1953Gamal Abdel Nasser18 June 195325 February 1954Minister of Foreign AffairsAhmed Mohammed Farrag Tayeh7 September 19528 December 1952Mahmoud Fawzi8 December 195225 February 1954Minister of JusticeAhmed Housni7 September 195225 February 1954Minister of FinanceAbdel Galil el-Emary7 September 195225 February 1954Minister of National GuidanceFathi Radwan17 November 19528 December 1953Mohammed Fuad Galal8 December 195318 June 1953Salah Salem18 June 195325 February 1954Minister of Sudanese AffairsSalah Salem18 June 195325 February 1954Minister of EducationIsmail al-Qabbani7 September 1952Minister of Commerce and IndustryMohammed Sabry7 September 19528 December 1952Helmy Bahgat Badawi8 December 195225 February 1954Minister of AgricultureAbdelaziz Abdullah Salem7 September 19528 December 1952Abdul Razak Sidki8 December 195225 February 1954Minister of Public HealthNureddin Tarraf7 September 195225 February 1954Minister of CommunicationsHussein Abou Zeid7 September 195218 June 1953Minister of Municipal and Rural AffairsAbdelaziz Aly7 September 1952Minister of Public WorksMourad Fahmy7 September 195218 June 1953Minister of Social AffairsMohammed Fuad Galal7 September 19528 December 1952Abbaz Ammar8 December 1952Minister of SuppliesFarid Antoun7 September 19528 December 1952Mohammed Sabri Mansour8 December 195216 June 1953Helmy Bahgat Badawi16 June 1953Minister of WaqfsAhmed Hassan Bakoury7 September 1952Minister of State without PortfolioFathi Radwan7 September 195217 November 19528 December 1952

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