Maltese Government 2013–18

Maltese Government 2013–2018

21st cabinet of Malta
Incumbent
Date formed 11 March 2013
People and organisations
Head of government Joseph Muscat
Head of state George Abela (2013-2014)
Marie Louise Coleiro Preca (2014-present)
Total number of ministers 15
Member party Labour Party
Opposition party Nationalist Party
Opposition leader Lawrence Gonzi (2013)
Simon Busuttil (2013-present)
History
Election(s) 2013 general election
Predecessor Maltese Government 2008–2013

The Maltese Government 2013–2018 is the current Government of Malta since 11 March 2013. The Head of Government is Joseph Muscat.[1]

Cabinet

Portfolio Minister Took office Left office Party
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat11 March 2013IncumbentLabour
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of European Affairs Louis Grech11 March 2013IncumbentLabour
Minister for Economy, Investment, and Small Business Chris Cardona11 March 2013IncumbentLabour
Minister for Education and Employment Evarist Bartolo11 March 2013IncumbentLabour
Minister for Energy and Health Konrad Mizzi29 March 2014IncumbentLabour
Minister for Energy and Water Conservation Konrad Mizzi11 March 201329 March 2014Labour
Minister for Environment, Sustainable Development, and Climate Change Leo Brincat11 March 2013IncumbentLabour
Minister for Family and Social Solidarity Marie Louise Coleiro Preca11 March 201329 March 2014Labour
 Michael Farrugia29 March 2014IncumbentLabour
Minister for Finance Edward Scicluna11 March 2013IncumbentLabour
Minister for Foreign Affairs George William Vella11 March 2013IncumbentLabour
Minister for Gozo Anton Refalo11 March 2013IncumbentLabour
Minister for Health Godfrey Farrugia11 March 201329 March 2014Labour
Minister for Home Affairs and National Security Manuel Mallia11 March 20139 December 2014Labour
 Carmelo Abela9 December 2014IncumbentLabour
Minister for Justice, Culture and Local Government Owen Bonnici29 March 2014IncumbentLabour
Minister for Social Dialogue, Consumer Affairs, and Civil Liberties Helena Dalli11 March 2013IncumbentLabour
Minister for Tourism Karmenu Vella11 March 201329 March 2014Labour
 Edward Zammit Lewis29 March 2014IncumbentLabour
Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Joe Mizzi11 March 2013IncumbentLabour

See also

References

  1. ↑ The new Cabinet. Times of Malta, 2013. Retrieved 13 March 2013.
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