II. Transitional Government of East Timor
The II. Transitional Government of East Timor (II UNTAET Transitional Government) was the second government of East Timor set up by the United Nations , which took over governance from 2001 until the independence of East Timor in 2002.
history
After the end of the Indonesian occupation in 1999, East Timor was under the interim administration of the United Nations (UNTAET).
In the elections for the constituent assembly on August 30, 2001 , FRETILIN won an absolute majority. Therefore, FRETILIN General Secretary Mari Alkatiri received the post of Chief Minister in the interim government under the UN special envoy for East Timor Sérgio Vieira de Mello . Finance Minister Fernanda Borges resigned from office in 2002. She was followed on April 30th by Madalena Boavida (FRETILIN).
Members of the government
| II. Transitional Government September 20, 2001 - May 19, 2002 | |
| Surname | Post |
| Sérgio Vieira de Mello (UN) | Administrator |
| Mari Alkatiri (FRETILIN) | Chief Minister and Minister for Economy and Development |
| António da Conceição ( PD ) | Consultant for the development of the planning commission |
| Maria Micató Domingas Fernandes Alves (independent) | Gender Equality Advisor |
| Isabel da Costa Ferreira (independent, formerly UDT) | Human Rights Advisor |
| Emília Pires (independent) | Secretary of the Commission for the Planning of the Transitional Government |
| Mariano José Lopes da Cruz (independent) | Inspector General of the Transitional Government |
| minister | |
| Estanislau da Silva (FRETILIN) | Minister for Agriculture and Fisheries |
| Armindo Maia (independent) | Minister for Education, Culture and Youth |
| Ovídio de Jesus Amaral (FRETILIN) | Minister for Transport and Communication |
| César Vital Moreira (FRETILIN) | Minister for Water and State Works |
| Rui Maria de Araújo (independent) | Minister of Health |
| Antoninho Bianco (FRETILIN) | Minister for Internal Administration |
| Fernanda Mesquita Borges (independent) | Minister of Finance |
| Maria Madalena Brites Boavida (FRETILIN) | Minister of Finance after Fernanda Borges resigned |
| Ana Pessoa Pinto (FRETILIN) | Minister of Justice |
| José Ramos-Horta (independent) | Minister for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation |
| Vice Minister | |
| Roque Félix de Jesus Rodrigues (independent) | Vice Minister for Education, Culture, Youth and Sport . From April 30, 2002, he was also State Secretary for Defense |
| João Soares Martins (PD) | Vice Minister for Health |
| Ilda Maria da Conceição (independent) | Vice Minister for Internal Administration |
| Arlindo Rangel da Cruz (FRETILIN) | Vice Minister for Finance |
| Domingos Maria Sarmento (FRETILIN) | Vice Minister for Justice |
| Jorge da Conceição Teme (FRETILIN) | Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation |
| Fernando de Araújo (PD) | Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation |
| State Secretaries | |
| Egídio de Jesus (FRETILIN) | State Secretary for Natural Resources and Minerals |
| Gregório José da Conceição Ferreira de Sousa (FRETILIN) | State Secretary for the Council of Ministers |
| Arsénio Paixão Bano (independent) | State Secretary for Labor and Solidarity |
Individual evidence
- ↑ Madalena Boavida toma posse nas Finanças , April 30, 2002 , accessed May 9, 2016.
- ↑ Website of the government of Timor-Leste: II UNTAET Transitional Government (English)
East Timor’s Cabinet (1975) | I. Transitional Government (2000–2001) | II. Transitional Government (2001–2002) | I. Government (2002-2006) | II. Government (2006-2007) | III. Government (2007) | IV. Government (2007–2012) | V. Government (2012–2015) | VI. Government (2015-2017) | VII. Government (2017-2018) | VIII. Government (since 2018)