Dăncilă Cabinet

Dăncilă Cabinet
129th cabinet of Romania
Date formed 29 January 2018 (2018-01-29)
People and organisations
Head of state Klaus Iohannis
Head of government Viorica Dăncilă
No. of ministers 27
Member parties
Status in legislature Majority (coalition)
Opposition parties
Opposition leaders
History
Legislature term(s) 2018–20
Predecessor Tudose

The Dăncilă Cabinet is the 129th Government of Romania. It is led by Viorica Dăncilă, who assumed office as Prime Minister of Romania on 29 January 2018. The cabinet took office on 29 January.[1]

Led by Viorica Dăncilă, this cabinet is constituted and supported by a center-left coalition between the Social Democratic Party (PSD) and the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats (ALDE). Together, they have 167 deputies of 329, or 50.8% of seats in the Chamber of Deputies, and 76 senators from 136, or 55.9% of Senate seats.[2] On 26 January 2018, the composition of the government was announced. The government gained a vote of confidence on 29 January in Parliament with 282 votes in favor, 48 more than the constitutional majority required, thanks to the support of UDMR and deputies representing national minorities. The government took office on 29 January after the resignation of the Social Democratic Tudose Cabinet. Dăncilă became the first woman to lead a government in Romania.[3]

Position Minister Party[4] Date sworn in Left office
Prime Minister Viorica Dăncilă PSD29 January 2018
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Regional Development and Public Administration Paul Stănescu PSD29 January 2018
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of EnvironmentGrațiela Gavrilescu ALDE29 January 2018
Deputy Prime Minister without portfolioViorel Ștefan PSD29 January 2018
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for the Implementation of Strategic Partnerships of RomaniaAna Birchall PSD29 January 2018
Minister of Internal AffairsCarmen Dan PSD29 January 2018
Minister of Public FinanceEugen Teodorovici PSD29 January 2018
Minister of Agriculture and Rural DevelopmentPetre Daea PSD29 January 2018
Minister of Foreign AffairsTeodor Meleșcanu ALDE29 January 2018
Minister of National DefenseMihai Fifor PSD29 January 2018
Minister of JusticeTudorel Toader Ind.29 January 2018
Minister of EconomyDănuț Andrușcă PSD29 January 2018
Minister of Communications and Information SocietyBogdan Cojocaru PSD29 January 2018
Minister of HealthSorina Pintea PSD29 January 2018
Minister of EducationValentin Popa PSD29 January 2018
Minister of Labor and Social JusticeLia Olguța Vasilescu PSD29 January 2018
Minister of European FundsRovana Plumb PSD29 January 2018
Minister of Transport and InfrastructureLucian Șova PSD29 January 2018
Minister of CultureGeorge Ivașcu Ind.29 January 2018
Minister of Youth and SportsIoana Bran PSD29 January 2018
Minister of EnergyAnton Anton ALDE29 January 2018
Minister of TourismBogdan Trif PSD29 January 2018
Minister of Research and InnovationNicolae Burnete PSD29 January 2018
Minister of Waters and ForestsIoan Deneș PSD29 January 2018
Minister for the Business Environment, Commerce and EntrepreneurshipRadu Oprea PSD29 January 2018
Minister-delegate for Relations with ParliamentViorel Ilie ALDE29 January 2018
Minister-delegate for Romanians AbroadNatalia Intotero PSD29 January 2018
Minister-delegate for European AffairsVictor Negrescu PSD29 January 2018

References

  1. ↑ http://stirileprotv.ro/stiri/politic/ministrii-din-guvernul-tudose-audiati-astazi-in-comisii-voctul-de-investitura-programat-de-la-ora-15-00-in-parlament.html
  2. ↑ "Noul Guvern al României. Viorica Dăncilă a prezentat lista cu miniștrii propuși". stirileprotv.ro. January 26, 2018.
  3. ↑ "Viorica Dancila, première Première ministre de Roumanie". www.rfi.fr. January 26, 2018.
  4. ↑ (in Romanian) Dan Ionescu (28 June 2017). "EXCLUSIV: Lista FINALĂ a noului guvern condus de Mihai TUDOSE! Se creează un nou portofoliu de vicepremier". Capital.
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