Cabinet Fillon I
The Fillon I cabinet was the French government from May 18, 2007 to June 18, 2007 under Prime Minister François Fillon .
The government succeeded the de Villepin cabinet , which resigned on May 15, 2007, the day before President Jacques Chirac was handed over to Nicolas Sarkozy, as is customary with a change of presidency. The government acted as a transitional government until immediately after the 2007 French parliamentary elections . The day after the general election, on June 18, 2007, the Fillon I government resigned. François Fillon was reassigned to form the government and formed the Fillon II cabinet .
The appointment of members of the government who belonged to the political left caused a sensation: the two socialists Bernard Kouchner and Éric Besson (who therefore had to leave the party) as well as the non-party but close to the socialists Jean-Pierre Jouyet and Martin Hirsch , president of the French Emmaus Movement .
prime minister
Office | Surname | Political party |
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prime minister | François Fillon | UMP |
Minister of State
Office | Surname | Political party |
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Minister of State | Alain Juppé | UMP |
minister
Office | Surname | Political party |
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Minister for the Environment and Sustainable Development | Alain Juppé | UMP |
Minister of Economy, Finance and Labor | Jean-Louis Borloo | PRV -UMP |
Minister for Internal Affairs, Overseas and Local Authorities | Michèle Alliot-Marie | UMP |
Foreign minister | Bernard Kouchner |
PS without party support |
Minister for Immigration, Integration, National Identity and Co-Development | Brice Hortefeux | UMP |
Minister of Justice | Rachida Dati | UMP |
Minister for Labor, Social Cohesion and Solidarity | Xavier Bertrand | UMP |
Minister of Education | Xavier Darcos | UMP |
Minister for Higher Education and Research | Valérie Pécresse | UMP |
Minister of Defense | Hervé Morin | NC |
Minister for Health, Youth and Sport | Roselyne Bachelot | UMP |
Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs | Christine Boutin | FRS -UMP |
Minister for Agriculture and Fisheries | Christine Lagarde | UMP |
Minister for Culture and Communication, Government Spokeswoman | Christine Albanel | UMP |
Minister for Budget, Public Finance and Administration | Eric Woerth | UMP |
State Secretary and High Commissioner
Office | Surname | Political party | assigned ministry |
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State Secretary for Relations with Parliament | Roger Karoutchi | UMP | prime minister |
State Secretary for European Affairs | Jean-Pierre Jouyet | independent | Foreign Ministry |
State Secretary for the further development and evaluation of the policy | Eric Besson | PS without party support |
prime minister |
State Secretary for Transport | Dominique Bussereau | UMP | Minister for the Environment and Sustainable Development |
High Commissioner for Active Solidarity Against Poverty | Martin Hirsch | independent | prime minister |