Jordan’s King Abdullah has reshuffled his cabinet but kept on Hani Mulki as Prime Minister.<br /><br /> Half a dozen new ministers have been sworn in, with changes in the foreign affairs, interior and education portfolios.<br /><br /> Jordan has boosted its role in the US-led battle against ISIL militants, while at the same time is looking for ways to reform its sluggish economy.<br /><br /> The new ministers are: <br /><br /> State Minister for Prime Ministry Affairs, Mamdouh Saleh Hamad Al Abbadi<br />Minister of the Interior, Ghalib Salameh Saleh Al Zubi<br />Minister of Foreign and Expatriate Affairs, Ayman Hussein Abdullah Al Safadi<br />State Minister for Legal Affairs, Bishir Hani Khasawneh<br />Minister of Education, Omar Ahmad Munif Al Razzaz<br />Minister of Youth, Haditha Jamal Haditha Al Khreisha<br />
