Raffarin III cabinet

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The Raffarin III cabinet was the third government headed by Jean-Pierre Raffarin and was appointed by President Jacques Chirac on March 31, 2004 . This cabinet ended after Raffarin resigned as a result of the government's defeat in the referendum on the introduction of a European constitution . Raffarin was succeeded as Prime Minister on June 1, 2005 by Dominique de Villepin .

cabinet

The following politicians belonged to the cabinet:

Office photo Surname Political party Assistant Minister (Party) State Secretary (party)
prime minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin par Claude Truong-Ngoc 2013.jpg Jean-Pierre Raffarin UMP for relations with Parliament:
Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry Flickr - europeanpeoplesparty - EPP Summit October 2010 (105) .jpg Nicolas Sarkozy
until November 29, 2004 		UMP for industry:


for small and medium-sized enterprises, trade, craft, the liberal professions and consumption:


for foreign trade:

for the budget and budget reform:
Paris - Salon du livre 2012 - Hervé Gaymard - 001.jpg Hervé Gaymard
until February 25, 2005 		UMP
Thierry Breton 2011.jpg Thierry Breton independent
Minister for National Education, Higher Education and Research François Fillon 2010.jpg François Fillon UMP for research:
Interior minister Launch Republique Solidaire 2010-06-19 n04.jpg Dominique de Villepin UMP as government spokesman:
Minister for Labor and Social Affairs Jean-Louis Borloo by Claude Truong-Ngoc avril 2013.jpg Jean-Louis Borloo Radical-UMP for the employment relationships:


for the fight against poverty and exclusion:

for the professional integration of young people:


for housing:


for integration and equal opportunities:

Minister of Justice Dominique Perben à Givry.JPG Dominique Perben UMP for the rights of victims:
Defense Minister Michèle Alliot-Marie.JPG Michèle Alliot-Marie UMP for the veterans:
Foreign minister Barnier, Michel-9568.jpg Michel Barnier UMP for European affairs:


for collaboration, development and Francophonie:

Minister of Health Philippe Douste-Blazy ABr124875 cropped.jpg Philippe Douste-Blazy UMP for the seniors: for the disabled:


for health insurance:

Minister for Equipment, Transport, Regional Planning, Tourism and the Sea Gillesderobien.jpg Gilles de Robien UDF for tourism: for transport and the sea:


for spatial planning:

Minister of Public Service and State Reform Sin foto.svg Renaud Dutreil Radical-UMP for state reform:
Minister of Agriculture Paris - Salon du livre 2012 - Hervé Gaymard - 001.jpg Hervé Gaymard
until November 29, 2004 		UMP
Dominique BUSSEREAU1.jpg Dominique Bussereau UMP
Minister for the Environment and Sustainable Development Serge Lepeltier.jpg Serge Lepeltier UMP for sustainable development:
Minister for Culture and Communication Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres.jpg Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres UMP
Minister for Family and Children 1 Sin foto.svg Marie-Josée Roig UMP
Overseas minister Brigitte Girardin, Ministre.jpg Brigitte Girardin UMP
Minister for Youth and Sport UMP regional elections Paris 2010-01-21 n3.jpg Jean-François Lamour UMP
Minister for Equality Nicoleameline5.jpg Nicole Ameline UMP

Remarks

1 The Ministry of Family and Children was dissolved on November 29, 2004 and its responsibilities were transferred to the Ministry of Health.

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