Cabinet Jäätteenmäki

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Cabinet Jäätteenmäki
69th Cabinet of the Republic of Finland
Anneli Jäätteenmäki
Prime Minister Anneli Jäätteenmäki
choice 2003
Legislative period 34.
Appointed by President Tarja Halonen
education April 17, 2003
The End June 24, 2003
Duration 0 years and 68 days
predecessor Cabinet Lipponen II
successor Vanhanen I cabinet
composition
Party (s) KESK , SDP , RKP
representation
Finnish Parliament
117/200

The Jäätteenmäki cabinet was the 68th cabinet in the history of Finland . It was in office from April 17 to June 24, 2003. The parties involved were the Center Party (KESK), the Social Democratic Party (SDP) and the Swedish People's Party (RKP). It was the first Finnish government to be led by a woman. It consisted of 8 ministers each from the Center and the Social Democrats and 2 ministers from the Swedish People's Party.

The center won the 2003 general election by a narrow margin over the Social Democratic Party of incumbent Prime Minister Paavo Lipponen . After allegations that she had used illegally obtained documents in the election campaign, Jäätteenmäki submitted her resignation on June 18, 2003.

minister

Office Surname Political party
Prime Minister Anneli Jäätteenmäki KESK
Deputy Prime Minister Antti Kalliomäki SDP
Minister in the Prime Minister's Office Paula Lehtomäki KESK
Foreign minister Erkki Tuomioja SDP
Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Paula Lehtomäki KESK
Minister in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Jan-Erik Enestam RKP
Minister of Justice Johannes Koskinen SDP
Interior minister Kari Rajamäki SDP
Minister for Regional and Local Affairs Hannes Manninen KESK
defense Matti Vanhanen KESK
Finance minister Antti Kalliomäki SDP
Minister for the Coordination of Finance Ulla-Maj Wideroos RKP
Minister of Education Tuula Haatainen SDP
Minister of Culture Tanja Saarela KESK
Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Juha Korkeaoja KESK
Minister for Transport and Communication Leena Luhtanen SDP
Minister for Trade and Industry Mauri Pekkarinen KESK
Minister in the Ministry of Trade and Industry Paula Lehtomäki KESK
Minister for Social Affairs and Health Sinikka Mönkare SDP
Minister of Health and Social Services Liisa Hyssälä KESK
Minister of Labor Tarja Filatov SDP
Environment Minister Jan-Erik Enestam RKP
Minister in the Ministry of the Environment Hannes Manninen KESK

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Mario von Baratta (ed.): Der Fischer Weltalmanach 2004 . Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 2003, ISBN 3-596-72004-4 , Sp. 326-328 .
  2. ↑ Prime Minister submits the resignation of the Government. Government of Finland, June 18, 2003, accessed March 8, 2019 .