Orbán IV Cabinet

Orbán IV Cabinet
11. Hungarian Cabinet
Prime Minister	Viktor Orbán
choice	2018
Legislative period	8th.
Appointed by	President of the Republic of János Áder
education	18th May 2018
Duration	2 years and 106 days
predecessor	Orbán III cabinet
composition
Party (s)	Fidesz , KDNP
minister	13
representation
Hungarian Parliament	133/199
Opposition leader	Péter Jakab ( Jobbik )

The government of Hungary under Viktor Orbán , which has been in office since May 18, 2018, is referred to as the Orbán IV cabinet .

In the parliamentary elections on April 8, 2018 , the conservative Fidesz party, together with its much smaller ally, the Christian Democratic KDNP , again achieved a two-thirds majority . When the government was formed, there were also serious changes in the government structure: the concept of super ministers , which had existed many times since 2010, was largely abandoned. The Ministry of National Economy and the Ministry of National Development became the "classic" Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Innovation and Technology, respectively. Only the "super ministry" for human resources (education, health, culture, universities) was retained.

Ruling parties

Political party		Party chairperson	Political orientation	European party / group
	Fidesz - Hungarian Citizens' Union (Fidesz)	Viktor Orbán	Right-wing populism, nationalism, Christian democracy, economic liberalism	EPP / EPP
	Christian Democratic People's Party (KDNP)	Zsolt Semjén	National Conservatism, Christian Democracy	EPP / EPP

supporter

Political party		Party chairperson	Political orientation	European party / group
	Regional self-government of the Hungarian Germans (LdU)	Ibolya Hock-Englender	conservatism	no

minister

Office	Surname	image	Political party
Prime Minister	Viktor Orbán			Fidesz
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister without portfolio for all Hungarian politics, for churches and for nationalities	Zsolt Semjén			KDNP
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance	Mihály Varga			Fidesz
Minister, Head of the State Chancellery	Gergely Gulyás			Fidesz
Minister, Head of the Prime Minister's Cabinet Office	Antal Rogán			Fidesz
Minister for Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade	Péter Szijjártó			Fidesz
Minister of the Interior	Sándor Pintér			independent
Minister for National Defense	Tibor Benkő			independent
Minister of Justice	László Trócsányi until June 30, 2019			independent
	Judit Varga since July 11, 2019			independent
Minister for Innovation and Technology	László Palkovics			independent
Minister of Agriculture	Istvan Nagy			Fidesz
Minister for Human Resources	Miklós Kásler			independent
Minister with no portfolio for the planning, construction and commissioning of the two new reactor blocks at the Paks nuclear power plant	János Süli			KDNP
Minister without Portfolio for the Administration of State Assets	Andrea Bártfai-Mager			independent

Individual evidence

1. ^ Hungarian Parliament: Minutes of the parliamentary session on May 18, 2018 - swearing-in of the new government. May 18, 2018, Retrieved November 4, 2018 (Hungarian). 
2. ^ Hungarian Parliament: Law on the List of the Ministries of Hungary. May 9, 2018, Retrieved November 4, 2018 (Hungarian). 
3. ↑ Orbán appoints Judit Varga as Minister of Justice. June 27, 2019, accessed July 12, 2019 . 
4. ↑ Kinevezték Magyarország második női igazságügyi miniszterét. July 11, 2019, accessed July 12, 2019 . 
5. ↑ Orbán to Nominate Judit Varga for Justice Minister. June 27, 2019, accessed July 12, 2019 .