Cabinet Monti

The Monti cabinet ruled Italy from November 16, 2011 to April 28, 2013; before that the cabinet ruled Berlusconi IV . All the ministers in the Monti cabinet were non-party. Mario Monti resigned at the end of December 2012. However, President Napolitano instructed him to remain in office until the new elections and the subsequent formation of a new government. On April 28, 2013, Enrico Letta took over government affairs with his cabinet . Annamaria Cancellieri and Enzo Moavero Milanesi were the only ministers in the Monti cabinet to belong to the new government.

Office	image	minister	Vice Minister	State Secretaries
President of the Council of Ministers		Mario Monti		Antonio Catricalà , Paolo Peluffo, Carlo Maninconico (until January 2012), Giovanni De Gennaro (since May 2012)
Ministries
Foreign Affairs		Giulio Terzi di Sant'Agata (until March 26, 2013) Mario Monti (since March 26, 2013)	Marta Dassù, Staffan De Mistura (since March 26, 2013)	Marta Dassù, Staffan De Mistura (until March 26, 2013)
Interior		Annamaria Cancellieri		Carlo De Stefano, Giovanni Ferrara, Saverio Ruperto
Judiciary		Paola Severino		Andrea Zoppini, Salvatore Mazzamuto
Economy and finance		Mario Monti (until July 11, 2012) Vittorio Grilli (since July 11, 2012)		Vieri Ceriani, Gianfranco Polillo
defense		Giampaolo Di Paola		Filippo Milone, Gianluigi Magri
Work, social affairs and equality		Elsa Fornero	Michel Martone	Cecilia Guerra
health		Renato Balduzzi		Adelfio Elio Cardinale
Infrastructure, Transport and Economic Development		Corrado Passera	Mario Ciaccia	Claudio De Vincenti, Massimo Vari, Guido Improta
Education and Research		Francesco Profumo		Elena Ugolini, Marco Rossi Doria
Environment, landscape and marine protection		Corrado Clini		Tullio Fanelli
Agriculture and Forestry		Mario Catania		Franco Braga
Culture		Lorenzo Ornaghi		Roberto Cecchi
Minister with no portfolio
European politics		Enzo Moavero Milanesi
Relations with parliament		Dino Piero Giarda		Giampaolo D'Andrea, Antonio Malaschini
Regional affairs		Fabrizio Barca
National and international cooperation (social)		Andrea Riccardi
Tourism and sport		Piero Gnudi
Administrative reform		Filippo Patroni Griffi

See also

• Executive section in the main article on the Italian political system

Web links

• Italian Government Homepage (Italian)