Cabinet D'Alema I
The D'Alema I cabinet ruled Italy from October 21, 1998 to December 22, 1999. In 1996, the center-left L'Ulivo had won the parliamentary elections, after which the Prodi I cabinet took over until October 1998 and then resigned because of the departure of the Rifondazione Comunista . With the remaining coalition partners, Prime Minister Massimo D'Alema formed his first cabinet. This was followed in December 1999 by the D'Alema II cabinet due to a cabinet reshuffle .
minister
Ministries | Surname | Political party |
---|---|---|
Prime Minister | Massimo D'Alema | DS |
Deputy Prime Minister | Sergio Mattarella | PPI |
Exterior | Lamberto Dini | RI |
Interior | Rosa Russo Iervolino | PPI |
Judiciary | Oliviero Diliberto | PdCI |
defense | Carlo Scognamiglio Pasini | UDR |
Treasure and household |
Carlo Azeglio Ciampi (until May 13, 1999, elected President) Giuliano Amato (from May 13, 1999) |
non- party |
Finances | Vincenzo Visco | DS |
Agriculture | Paolo De Castro | independent |
Public Works | Enrico Micheli | PPI |
traffic | Tiziano Treu | RI |
Industry | Pierluigi Bersani | DS |
Foreign trade | Piero Fassino | DS |
Mail, communication | Giuseppe Zavettieri | DS |
health | Rosy Bindi | PPI |
Work and social |
Antonio Bassolino (until June 21, 1999) Cesare Salvi (from June 21, 1999) |
DS DS |
Cultural assets | Giovanna Melandri | DS |
environment | Edoardo Ronchi | FdV |
schools | Luigi Berlinguer | DS |
Universities and research | Ortensio Zecchino | DS |
Minister with no portfolio | Surname | Political party |
Regions | Katia Bellillo | PdCI |
administration | Anglo piazza | SDI |
equal rights | Laura Balbo | FdV |
European politics | Enrico Letta | PPI |
Constitutional reforms |
Giuliano Amato (until May 13, 1999) Antonio Maccanico (from June 21, 1999) |
independent dem |
Relations with parliament | Gian Guido Folloni | UDR |
Social cohesion | Livia Turco | DS |