Cabinet Dini

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The Dini cabinet ruled Italy from January 17, 1995 to May 17, 1996. It was the first Italian cabinet to consist of non-party experts (governo tecnico) . After winning parliamentary elections on March 27 and 28, 1994, Silvio Berlusconi's first cabinet took over the government, but failed at the end of 1994 due to coalition disputes. Prime Minister Lamberto Dini took over the leadership of the government until the early parliamentary elections in the spring of 1996 . Dini was a non-party Minister of the Treasury in Berlusconi's first cabinet; from 1996 he was Italian Foreign Minister for five years. The Dini government launched some reforms, including a major reform of the pension system . His government was supported in parliament by several center-left parties and also by the Lega Nord .

minister

Lamberto Dini
Office / Ministries Surname State Secretaries
Prime Minister Lamberto Dini Lamberto Cardia
Exterior Susanna Agnelli Walter Cardini, Emanuele Sciamacca del Murgo e dell'Agnone (until January 11, 1996) , Ludovico Incisa di Camerana (from February 26, 1996)
Interior Antonio Brancaccio (until June 8, 1995)
Giovanni Rinaldo Coronas (from June 8, 1995) 		Luigi Rossi, Corrado Scivoletto, Francesco Caramazza
Judiciary Filippo Mancuso (until October 19, 1995)
Lamberto Dini (until February 16, 1996, ad interim)
Vincenzo Caianiello (from February 16, 1996) 		Donato Marra, Edilberto Ricciardi
defense Domenico Corcione Stefano Silvestri, Carlo Maria Santoro
household Rainer Masera (until January 12, 1996)
Augusto Fantozzi (until February 16, 1996, ad interim)
Mario Arcelli (from February 16, 1996) 		Alberto Carzaniga, Giorgio Ratti
Finances Augusto Fantozzi Franco Caleffi, Giuseppe Vegas (until March 8, 1995) , Emesto Vozzi (from March 8, 1995)
treasure Lamberto Dini (ad interim) Dino Piero Giarda, Carlo Pace, Giuseppe Vegas (from March 8, 1995)
Agriculture Waltr Luchetti Vito Bianco, Mario Prestamburgo
Public Works Paolo Baratta Paolo Stella Richter, Lucio Testa
traffic Giovanni Caravale Carlo Chimenti, Giovanni Puoti
Industry Alberto Clò Luigi Mastrobuono (until January 24, 1996) , Paolo Mengozzi (from January 26, 1996)
Foreign trade Alberto Clò (ad interim) Mario D'Urso
post Office Agostino Gambino Alessandro Frova
health Elio Guzzanti Mario Condorelli, Salvatore Sicurello (until December 30, 1995)
Work and social Tiziano Treu Franco Liso, Nicola Scalzini (until March 7, 1995) , Matilde Grassi (from March 7, 1995)
Cultural assets Antonio Paolucci Mario D'Addio (until March 7, 1995) , Carla Guiducci Bonanni (from March 7, 1995)
environment Paolo Baratta (ad interim) Emilio Gerelli
schools Giancarlo Lombardi Luciano Corradini, Eteldreda Porzio Serravalle
Universities and research Giorgio Salvini Sergio Barabaschi
Minister with no portfolio Surname Remarks
Cities, Rome Nicola Scalzini (from March 7, 1995) also led as State Secretary
Family, social cohesion Adriano Ossicini also led as State Secretary
Administration, regions Franco Frattini (until March 18, 1996)
Giovanni Motzo (from March 18, 1996) 		also led as state secretaries
Civil defense Franco Barberi (from March 7, 1995) also led as State Secretary
Constitutional reforms Giovanni Motzo also led as State Secretary
Relations with parliament Guglielmo Negri also led as State Secretary
Tourism and events Mario D'Addio (from March 7, 1995) also led as State Secretary

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