Cabinet Roman I

Petre Roman was Romania's Prime Minister between 1989 and 1991 .

The Roman I cabinet was formed in Romania by Prime Minister Petre Roman on December 26, 1989, making it the first government for the Council of the National Salvation Front CFSN (Consiliul Frontului Salvării Naționale) after the collapse of communism and the overthrow of the neo-Stalinist dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu during the revolution on December 22, 1989 . The cabinet remained in office until June 28, 1990, when it was replaced by the Roman II cabinet .

Cabinet members

Office	Official	Beginning of the term of office	Term expires
Prime Minister	Petre Roman	December 26, 1989	June 28, 1990
Vice Prime Minister	Gelu Voican Voiculescu	December 26, 1989	June 28, 1990
Vice Prime Minister	Mihai Drăgănescu	December 26, 1989	May 31, 1990
Vice Prime Minister	Ioan Aurel Stoica	December 26, 1989	June 28, 1990
Vice Prime Minister	Anton Vătăşescu	March 28, 1990	June 28, 1990
Interior minister	Colonel General Mihai Chițac Doru Viorel Ursu	December 28, 1989 June 14, 1990	June 14, 1990 June 28, 1990
Foreign minister	Sergiu Celac	December 26, 1989	June 28, 1990
Minister of Justice	Teofil Pop	January 3, 1990	June 28, 1990
Minister of Culture	Andrei Pleșu	December 28, 1989	June 28, 1990
Minister of Education	Mihai Șora	December 30, 1989	June 28, 1990
Minister of Religion	Nicolae Stoicescu	January 18, 1990	June 28, 1990
Minister for National Defense	General Nicolae Militaru Colonel General Victor Atanasie Stănculescu	December 26, 1989 February 16, 1990	February 16, 1990 June 28, 1990
Minister of Economics	Colonel General Victor Atanasie Stănculescu	December 28, 1989	February 16, 1990
Minister for Agriculture and Food Industry	Nicolae Ștefan	December 28, 1989	June 28, 1990
Minister for Electric Energy	Adrian Georgescu	December 28, 1989	June 28, 1990
Minister for the Chemical and Petrochemical Industry	Gheorghe Caranfil	December 28, 1989	June 28, 1990
Minister of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Information Technology	Anton Vătăşescu	December 28, 1989	March 28, 1990
Minister of the Metallurgical Industry	Ioan Cheșa	December 29, 1989	June 28, 1990
Minister for Petroleum	Victor Murea	December 29, 1989	June 28, 1990
Minister for Light Industry	Constantin Popescu	December 29, 1989	June 28, 1990
Minister of Mechanical Engineering	Ioan Aurel Stoica	December 28, 1989	March 28, 1990
Minister for Foreign Trade	Nicolae M. Nicolae	2nd January 1990	June 28, 1990
Minister for Mining	Nicolae Dicu	2nd January 1990	June 28, 1990
Minister for Post and Telecommunications	General Stelian Pintilie	2nd January 1990	June 28, 1990
Minister of Geology	Ioan Folea	2nd January 1990	June 28, 1990
Minister of transport	Corneliu Burada	2nd January 1990	June 28, 1990
Minister of Wood Industry	Ion Râmbu	January 14, 1990	June 28, 1990
Minister of Construction	Alexandru Dimitriu	January 14, 1990	June 28, 1990
Minister for Water, Forests and the Environment	Simion Hancu	December 28, 1989	March 28, 1990
Tourism Minister	Mihai Lupoi (acting) Mihai Lupoi	January 2, 1990 January 14, 1990	January 14, 1990 February 7, 1990
Minister of Health	Dan Enăchescu	January 8, 1990	June 28, 1990
Minister for Labor and Social Affairs	Mihnea Marmeliuc	5th January 1990	June 28, 1990
Minister of Sport	Mircea Angelescu	December 30, 1989	June 28, 1990

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Cabinet Roman I

Individual evidence

↑ By decree of May 31, 1990, Mihai Drăgănescu was dismissed from the position of Deputy Prime Minister of the government in order to retire.
^ By Decree No. 185 of March 30, 1990, Ion Aurel Stoica resigns from the position of Minister of Mechanical Engineering and is appointed Deputy Prime Minister of the Government.
↑ By Decree No. 185 of March 30, 1990 Anton Vătăşescu was dismissed from the office of Minister for Electrical and Electronics Industry and appointed Deputy Prime Minister of the government.
↑ By Decree No. 242 of June 14, 1990, published in the Official Journal. No. 084 of June 16, 1990 Colonel General Mihai Chițac is dismissed from the position of Minister of the Interior and Doru Viorel Ursu is appointed to the same position.
↑ January 3, 1990 - By Decree No. 15 of the CFSN Teofil Pop is appointed Minister of Justice.
↑ New ministry established by the restructuring of the Council for Socialist Culture and Education and by CFSN Decree No. 12/1989.
^ New ministry through restructuring of the Ministry of Education established by CFSN Decree No. 27 December 1989.
↑ New ministry through restructuring of the Department of Cults established by CFSN Decree No. 30/1990.
↑ February 16, 1990 - General Nicolae Militaru's application for dismissal from the position of Minister of Defense is approved by CPUN Decree No. 124. Colonel-General Victor-Atanasie Stănculescu is appointed to the vacant position.
^ New ministry through restructuring of the state planning committee (by CFSN decree No. 8/1989). February 16, 1990 - Victor Atanasie Stănculescu is dismissed from the position of Minister of Economics and appointed Minister of National Defense.
↑ New ministry established through the restructuring of the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Food Industry and confirmed by CFSN Decree No. 10/1989.
↑ March 28, 1990 - By Decree No. 185 Anton Vătăşescu was dismissed from the office of the Minister for Electrical and Electronics Industry and appointed Deputy Prime Minister of the Government.
↑ March 28, 1990 - By Decree No. 185, published in MO No. 44 of March 30, 1990, Ion Aurel Stoica resigns from the position of Minister of Mechanical Engineering and is appointed Deputy Prime Minister of the Government.
↑ As a result of the restructuring of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and International Economic Cooperation, a new Ministry was established, approved by CFSN Decree No. 7/1990.
↑ New Ministry established by restructuring the Department of Geology and approved by CFSN Decree No. 9/1990.
↑ New Ministry established through the restructuring of the Ministry of Industrialization of Wood and Building Materials and approved by CFSN Decree No. 55/1990.
↑ New ministry through restructuring of the ministry for construction industry and takeover of the production of building materials and equipment from the former ministry for wood industry and building materials (see CFSN Decree No. 30/1990).
↑ New ministry established by restructuring the National Water Council, the Forestry Ministry and the National Council for Environmental Protection and abolished four months later (by CFSN Decree No. 11/1989).
↑ February 7, 1990 - Mihai Lupoi was dismissed from the office of Minister of Tourism.
^ Newly established ministry through restructuring of the dissolving Ministry of Labor, CFSN Decree No. 23
↑ New Ministry by CFSN Decree no. 27/1989.

[1] By decree of May 31, 1990, Mihai Drăgănescu was dismissed from the position of Deputy Prime Minister of the government in order to retire.

[2] By Decree No. 185 of March 30, 1990, Ion Aurel Stoica resigns from the position of Minister of Mechanical Engineering and is appointed Deputy Prime Minister of the Government.

[3] By Decree No. 185 of March 30, 1990 Anton Vătăşescu was dismissed from the office of Minister for Electrical and Electronics Industry and appointed Deputy Prime Minister of the government.

[4] By Decree No. 242 of June 14, 1990, published in the Official Journal. No. 084 of June 16, 1990 Colonel General Mihai Chițac is dismissed from the position of Minister of the Interior and Doru Viorel Ursu is appointed to the same position.

[5] January 3, 1990 - By Decree No. 15 of the CFSN Teofil Pop is appointed Minister of Justice.

[6] New ministry established by the restructuring of the Council for Socialist Culture and Education and by CFSN Decree No. 12/1989.

[7] New ministry through restructuring of the Ministry of Education established by CFSN Decree No. 27 December 1989.

[8] New ministry through restructuring of the Department of Cults established by CFSN Decree No. 30/1990.

[9] February 16, 1990 - General Nicolae Militaru's application for dismissal from the position of Minister of Defense is approved by CPUN Decree No. 124. Colonel-General Victor-Atanasie Stănculescu is appointed to the vacant position.

[10] New ministry through restructuring of the state planning committee (by CFSN decree No. 8/1989). February 16, 1990 - Victor Atanasie Stănculescu is dismissed from the position of Minister of Economics and appointed Minister of National Defense.

[11] New ministry established through the restructuring of the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Food Industry and confirmed by CFSN Decree No. 10/1989.

[12] March 28, 1990 - By Decree No. 185 Anton Vătăşescu was dismissed from the office of the Minister for Electrical and Electronics Industry and appointed Deputy Prime Minister of the Government.

[13] March 28, 1990 - By Decree No. 185, published in MO No. 44 of March 30, 1990, Ion Aurel Stoica resigns from the position of Minister of Mechanical Engineering and is appointed Deputy Prime Minister of the Government.

[14] As a result of the restructuring of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and International Economic Cooperation, a new Ministry was established, approved by CFSN Decree No. 7/1990.

[15] New Ministry established by restructuring the Department of Geology and approved by CFSN Decree No. 9/1990.

[16] New Ministry established through the restructuring of the Ministry of Industrialization of Wood and Building Materials and approved by CFSN Decree No. 55/1990.

[17] New ministry through restructuring of the ministry for construction industry and takeover of the production of building materials and equipment from the former ministry for wood industry and building materials (see CFSN Decree No. 30/1990).

[18] New ministry established by restructuring the National Water Council, the Forestry Ministry and the National Council for Environmental Protection and abolished four months later (by CFSN Decree No. 11/1989).

[19] February 7, 1990 - Mihai Lupoi was dismissed from the office of Minister of Tourism.

[20] Newly established ministry through restructuring of the dissolving Ministry of Labor, CFSN Decree No. 23

[21] New Ministry by CFSN Decree no. 27/1989.