Cabinet Katainen

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Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen

The Katainen Cabinet was the 72nd government cabinet in Finnish history . It was sworn in on June 22, 2011 and was in office until June 24, 2014.

In the parliamentary elections on March 18, 2011 , Jyrki Katainen and his conservative rallying party emerged as the winners. Katainen formed a six-party coalition made up of the rallying party, Social Democrats, Left Alliance, Greens, the Swedish People's Party and Christian Democrats. Two members of the left-wing alliance left the coalition in 2011 and from then on formed their own parliamentary group. The remaining twelve left left the coalition in March 2014, as did the two ministers of the left, Paavo Arhinmäki and Merja Kyllönen, resigned. On April 5, 2014, Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen announced his resignation for June 2014, around ten months before the end of his term of office. Katainen's successor was Alexander Stubb on June 24, 2014 .

minister

Department Surname Political party
Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen Collection party
Finance
Deputy Prime Minister 		Jutta Urpilainen
from June 6, 2014:
Antti Rinne 		Social democrats
Public administration and local self-government until April 4, 2014:
Henna Virkkunen 		Collection party
Exterior Erkki Tuomioja Social democrats
Europe and foreign trade
in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Finance 		Alexander Stubb Collection party
International Development
in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs 		Heidi Hautala
from October 17, 2013:
Pekka Haavisto 		Green
Judiciary Anna-Maja Henriksson Swedish People's Party
Interior Päivi Räsänen Christian Democrats
defense Stefan Wallin
from July 5, 2012:
Carl Haglund 		Swedish People's Party
education and Science Jukka Gustafsson
May 24, 2013 to April 4, 2014:
Krista Kiuru 		Social democrats
Education and Public Relations from April 4, 2014:
Krista Kiuru		 Social democrats
Culture and sport until April 4, 2014:
Paavo Arhinmäki 		Left alliance
Culture and living from April 4, 2014:
Pia Viitanen 		Social democrats
Agriculture and forest Jari Koskinen Collection party
traffic until April 4, 2014:
Merja Kyllönen 		Left alliance
economy Jyri Häkämies
from November 16, 2012:
Jan Vapaavuori 		Collection party
job Lauri Ihalainen Social democrats
Health and social Paula Riskko Collection party
Basic care
in the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs 		Maria Guzenina-Richardson
from May 24, 2013:
Susanna Huovinen 		Social democrats
environment Ville Niinistö Green
Housing and public relations Krista Kiuru
from May 24, 2013:
Pia Viitanen		 Social democrats

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Finnish Prime Minister resigns in summer , Salzburger Nachrichten , April 5, 2013