Raffarin II cabinet

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The Cabinet Raffarin II was on 17 June 2002 to 30 March 2004, the 29th Government of the fifth French republic .

The government succeeded the Raffarin I cabinet , which had served as an interim government between presidential and parliamentary elections . After the newly formed electoral alliance Union pour la majorité présidentielle , from which the Union pour un mouvement populaire (UMP) emerged in November 2002 , had victoriously contested the parliamentary elections, Jean-Pierre Raffarin was once again commissioned as Prime Minister to form a government. On the same day, May 17, 2002, President Jacques Chirac also appointed the other members of the government. This was largely unchanged compared to the Raffarin I cabinet and was expanded to include a few ministers and state secretaries assigned to it.

The government resigned on March 30, 2004 after the right-wing lost the regional elections. It was succeeded by the Raffarin III cabinet .

composition

image	Office	Surname	Political party
	prime minister	Jean-Pierre Raffarin		UMP
minister
	Minister of the Interior, Internal Security and Local Freedoms	Nicolas Sarkozy		UMP
	Minister for Social Affairs, Labor and Solidarity	François Fillon		UMP
	Keeper of the seal, Minister of Justice	Dominique Perben		UMP
	Foreign minister	Dominique de Villepin		UMP
	Defense Minister	Michèle Alliot-Marie		UMP
	Minister for Youth, National Education and Research	Luc Ferry		independent
	Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry	Francis Mer		independent
	Minister for Construction, Transport, Housing, Tourism and the Sea	Gilles de Robien		UDF
	Minister for Environment and Sustainable Development	Roselyne Bachelot		UMP
	Minister for Health, Family and People with Disabilities	Jean-François Mattei		UMP
	Minister for Agriculture, Food, Fisheries and Rural Affairs	Hervé Gaymard		UMP
	Minister for Culture and Communication	Jean-Jacques Aillagon		UMP
	Minister for Public Administration, State Reform and Regional Planning	Jean-Paul Delevoye		UMP
	Minister for the Overseas Territories	Brigitte Girardin		UMP
	Minister of Sport	Jean-François Lamour		UMP
Assistant Minister
	Assistant Minister for Budget and Budget Reform Ministry of Economy, Finance and Industry	Alain Lambert		UMP
	Assistant Minister for Industry Ministry of Economy, Finance and Industry	Nicole Fontaine		UMP
	Assistant Minister for Local Freedoms Ministry of Home Affairs, Homeland Security and Local Freedoms	Patrick Devedjian		UMP
	Assistant Minister for European Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs	Noëlle Lenoir		independent
	Assistant Minister for Cooperation and Francophonie Foreign Ministry	Pierre-André Wiltzer		UMP
	Assistant Minister for School Education Ministry of Youth, National Education and Research	Xavier Darcos		UMP
	Assistant Minister for Research and New Technologies Ministry of Youth, National Education and Research	Claudie Haigneré		independent
	Deputy Minister for Foreign Trade Ministry of Economy, Finance and Industry	François Loos		UMP - wheel
	Assistant Minister for Cities and Urban Renewal Ministry of Social Affairs, Labor and Solidarity	Jean-Louis Borloo		UMP - wheel
	Assistant Minister for Family Ministry of Health, Family and People with Disabilities	Christian Jacob		UMP
	Assistant Minister for Parity and Equality in Working Life Ministry of Social Affairs, Labor and Solidarity	Nicole Ameline		UMP
State Secretaries
	State Secretary for Relations with Parliament, Government Spokesman Prime Minister	Jean-François Copé		UMP
	State Secretary for Sustainable Development Ministry for Environment and Sustainable Development	Tokia Saïfi		UMP
	State Secretary for the Fight against Insecurity and Exclusion Ministry of Social Affairs, Labor and Solidarity	Dominique Versini		UMP
	State Secretary for People with Disabilities Ministry of Health, Family and People with Disabilities	Marie-Thérèse Boisseau		UMP
	State Secretary for Small and Medium Enterprises, Commerce, Crafts, Liberal Professions and Consumers Ministry of Economy, Finance and Industry	Renaud Dutreil		UMP
	State Secretary for Transport and the Sea Ministry of Construction, Transport, Housing, Tourism and the Sea	Dominique Bussereau		UMP
	State Secretary for State Reform Ministry of Public Administration, State Reform and Regional Planning	Henri Plagnol		UMP
	State Secretary for Tourism Ministry of Public Administration, State Reform and Regional Planning	Léon Bertrand		UMP
	Secretary of State for Veterans Ministry of Defense	Hamlaoui Mékachéra		UMP
	State Secretary for Seniors Ministry of Social Affairs, Labor and Solidarity	Hubert Falco		UMP
	State Secretary for the Real Estate Programs of the Justice Ministry of Justice	Nicole Guedj (from January 22, 2004)		UMP
		Pierre Bédier (until January 22, 2004)		UMP
	State Secretary for Foreign Affairs	Renaud Muselier		UMP