Ciampi cabinet

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The Ciampi cabinet ruled Italy from April 28, 1993 to May 9, 1994. Before that, the Amato I cabinet ruled , then the Berlusconi I cabinet in the following 12th legislative period . The government of Prime Minister Carlo Azeglio Ciampi was supported by the following parties in parliament:

During the collapse of the old party system, the Ciampi government continued the restructuring work of the previous government. Prior to his appointment, Prime Minister Ciampi was governor of the Italian central bank , and in 1999 he was elected President in recognition of his services as head of government and later finance minister .

Shortly after the Ciampi cabinet was sworn in, the ministers of the left-wing democratic PDS and the Greens resigned. They were protesting against the attitude of the parliament, which did not want to lift the immunity of the former Prime Minister Bettino Craxi . These ministers were replaced by non-party experts.

minister

Carlo Azeglio Ciampi
Ministries Surname Political party
Prime Minister Carlo Azeglio Ciampi independent
Exterior Beniamino Andreatta (until April 19, 1994)
Leopoldo Elia (from April 19, 1994) 		DC
DC
Interior Nicola Mancino (until April 19, 1994)
Carlo Azeglio Ciampi (from April 19, 1994) 		DC
independent
Judiciary Giovanni Conso independent
defense Fabio Fabbri PSI
household Luigi Spaventa independent
Finances Vincenzo Visco (until May 4, 1993)
Franco Gallo (from May 4, 1993) 		PDS
independent
treasure Piero Barucci DC
Agriculture Alfredo Diana DC
Public Works Francesco Merloni DC
Transport and merchant marine Raffaele Costa PLI
Industry Paolo Savona (until April 19, 1994)
Paolo Baratta (from April 19, 1994) 		non-
party
Foreign trade Paolo Baratta independent
post Office Maurizio Pagani PSDI
health Mariapia Garavaglia DC
Work and social Gino Giugni PSI
Cultural assets Alberto Ronchey independent
environment Francesco Rutelli (until May 4, 1993)
Valdo Spini (from May 4, 1993) 		FdV
PSI
schools Rosa Russo Iervolino DC
Universities and research Luigi Berlinguer (until May 4, 1993)
Umberto Colombo (from May 4, 1993) 		PDS
independent
tourism Carlo Azeglio Ciampi independent
Minister with no portfolio Surname Political party
Social Fernanda Contri PSI
European politics Valdo Spini (until May 4, 1993)
Livio Paladin (from May 4, 1993) 		PSI
independent
Administrative reforms Sabino Cassese independent
Relations with parliament Augusto Barbera (until May 4, 1993)
Paolo Barile (from May 4, 1993) 		PDS
independent
Constitutional reforms Leopoldo Elia DC

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