List of incumbent German state European ministers

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State ministers for European affairs are responsible for the affairs of the European Union and mostly also for representing the respective country in Brussels.

European Minister of the German federal states

Federal Republic of Germany
state institution Surname Political party Taking office government
Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Justice and for Europe Guido Wolf CDU May 12, 2016 Kretschmann II
Bavaria Minister for Federal and European Affairs and the Media Florian Herrmann CSU March 21, 2018
November 12, 2018 		Söder I
Söder II
Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe Klaus Lederer The left December 8, 2016 Müller II
Brandenburg Ministry of Finance and for Europe Katrin Lange SPD 20th November 2019 Woidke III
Bremen Senator for Economy, Labor and Europe Kristina Vogt The left 15th August 2019 Bovenschulte
Hamburg Senate Chancellery ( State Council for Federal, European and Foreign Affairs ) Almut Möller SPD 1st October 2019 Tschentscher I.
Hesse Minister for Federal and European Affairs Lucia Puttrich CDU January 18, 2014 Bouffier II
Bouffier III
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Ministry of Interior and Europe Lorenz Caffier CDU November 1st, 2016
July 4th, 2017		 Sellering III
Schwesig
Lower Saxony Ministry of Federal and European Affairs and Regional Development Birgit Honé SPD 22nd November 2017 Because II
North Rhine-Westphalia Minister for Federal and European Affairs and International Affairs Stephan Holthoff porter CDU June 30, 2017 Lash
Rhineland-Palatinate State Chancellery ( authorized representative at the federal level and for Europe ) Heike Raab SPD July 15, 2015
May 18, 2016		 Dreyer I
Dreyer II
Saarland Ministry of Finance and Europe Peter Strobel CDU 1st March 2018 Hans
Saxony Ministry of Justice and Democracy, Europe and Equality Katja Meier Green 20th December 2019 Kretschmer II
Saxony-Anhalt State Chancellery and Ministry of Culture Rainer Robra CDU May 16, 2002
April 24, 2006
April 19, 2011
April 25, 2016		 Böhmer I
Böhmer II
Haseloff I
Haseloff II
Schleswig-Holstein Ministry of Justice, Europe and Consumer Protection Claus Christian Claussen CDU 4th May 2020 Günther
Thuringia Minister for Culture, Federal and European Affairs Benjamin-Immanuel Hoff The left 5th December 2014 Ramelow I
Ramelow II

Explanations

  1. ↑ In the federal states of Berlin , Hamburg and Bremen the government is called the “ Senate ”, in Bavaria and Saxony “State Government”, in Rhineland-Palatinate “Council of Ministers” and in the remaining federal states “ State Government ”.

See also