Cabinet Ayrault I

The Ayrault I cabinet was the first cabinet of the French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault . Ayrault was appointed on May 16, 2012 and the ministers the day after. It was the first French government to have the same number of ministers. It consisted of 30 socialist ministers, two ministers from the Parti radical de gauche and two ministers from the Greens. Following a tradition of the French Republic, Jean-Marc Ayrault submitted his resignation to President François Hollande on the morning after the conclusion of the 2012 French parliamentary elections on June 18, 2012 , who immediately reappointed him as Prime Minister and tasked him with forming a new government .

prime minister

	Office		Surname	Political party
	prime minister		Jean-Marc Ayrault	PS

minister

Office	Surname	Political party
Foreign minister	Laurent Fabius	PS
Minister of Education	Vincent Peillon	PS
Minister of Justice	Christiane Taubira	PRG - Walwari
Minister of Economy, Finance and Foreign Trade	Pierre Moscovici	PS
Minister for Social Affairs and Health	Marisol Touraine	PS
Minister for Regional Development and Housing	Cécile Duflot	EELV
Interior minister	Manuel Valls	PS
Minister for the Environment, Sustainable Development and Energy	Nicole Bricq	PS
Minister for Industrial Revitalization	Arnaud Montebourg	PS
Minister for Labor, Employment, Vocational Training and Social Dialogue	Michel Sapin	PS
Defense Minister	Jean-Yves Le Drian	PS
Minister for Culture and Communication	Aurélie Filippetti	PS
Minister for Universities and Research	Geneviève Fioraso	PS
Minister for Equal Rights for Women; Government spokeswoman	Najat Vallaud-Belkacem	PS
Minister for Agriculture and Food	Stéphane Le Foll	PS
Minister for State Reform, Decentralization and Public Service	Marylise Lebranchu	PS
Minister for the Overseas Territories	Victorin Lurel	PS
Minister for Sport, Youth, National Education and Associations	Valerie Fourneyron	PS

Assistant Minister

Official title of the Assistant Minister	Ministry	Surname	party
Minister for the Budget	Ministry of Economy, Finance and Foreign Trade	Jérôme Cahuzac	PS
Minister for School Achievement	Ministry of Education	George Pau-Langevin	PS
Minister for Relations with Parliament	prime minister	Alain Vidalies	PS
Assistant Minister	Ministry of Justice	Dolphins Batho	PS
Minister for Urban Development	Ministry of Regional Development and Housing	François Lamy	PS
European Minister	Foreign Ministry	Bernard Cazeneuve	PS
Minister for Seniors and Care	Ministry of Social Affairs and Health	Michèle Delaunay	PS
Minister for Crafts, Trade and Tourism	Ministry of Industrial Revitalization	Sylvia Pinel	Parti radical de gauche
Minister for Social Economy and Solidarity	Ministry of Economy, Finance and Foreign Trade	Benoît Hamon	PS
Family Minister	Ministry of Social Affairs and Health	Dominique Bertinotti	PS
Minister for the Disabled	Ministry of Social Affairs and Health	Marie-Arlette Carlotti	PS
Minister for Development Aid	Foreign Ministry	Pascal Canfin	EELV
Minister for French Abroad and Francophonie	Foreign Ministry	Yamina Benguigui	Divers gauche
Minister for Transport and the Maritime Economy	Ministry of Environment, Sustainable Development and Energy	Frédéric Cuvillier	PS
Minister for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises, Innovation and Digital Economy	Ministry of Industrial Revitalization	Fleur Pellerin	PS
Veterans Minister	Ministry of Defense	Squad Arif	PS