Prodi I cabinet

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The Prodi cabinet ruled Italy from May 17, 1996 to October 20, 1998. Before that, the Dini cabinet , then the D'Alema I cabinet . The government of Prime Minister Romano Prodi was supported by the center-left alliance L'Ulivo and a few smaller parties.

After the collapse of the old party system and the parliamentary election against Berlusconi in the spring of 1996, Romano Prodi continued the reforms of various previous governments and increasingly gave his own reform impulses. An important goal was the accession of Italy to the European Economic and Monetary Union . The break-away of the radical left Rifondazione Comunista , which criticized neoliberal tendencies, led to the resignation of the Prodi government in 1998.

minister

Romano Prodi
Ministries Surname Political party
Prime Minister Romano Prodi Ulivo
Exterior Lamberto Dini RI
Interior Giorgio Napolitano PDS
Judiciary Giovanni Maria Flick independent
defense Beniamino Andreatta PPI
Household and treasure Carlo Azeglio Ciampi independent
Finances Vincenzo Visco PDS
Agriculture Michele Pinto PPI
Public Works Antonio Di Pietro (until November 20, 1996)
Paolo Costa (from November 20, 1996) 		non-
party
traffic Claudio Burlando PDS
Industry Pier Luigi Bersani PDS
Foreign trade Augusto Fantozzi RI
post Office Antonio Maccanico UD
health Rosy Bindi PPI
Work and social Tiziano Treu RI
Cultural assets Walter Veltroni PDS
environment Edoardo Ronchi FdV
Education and Research Luigi Berlinguer PDS
Minister with no portfolio Surname Political party
Social Livia Turco PDS
Administrative reforms Franco Bassanini PDS
Relations with parliament Giorgio Bogi SR
equal rights Anna Finocchiaro PDS

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