List of incumbent German state economics ministers

Economics ministers head the state ministry in Germany that affects the economy .

At the moment 16 people hold the office of minister of economics , including four women. Five incumbents belong to the SPD, three from the FDP, three from the CDU, two from the Greens, one from the Free Voters, one from the Left and one incumbent non-party.

Harry Glawe (CDU, 2011, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania) currently has the longest term of office .

Federal Republic of Germany

state	Surname	Taking office	government
Baden-Württemberg	Nicole Hoffmeister-Kraut	May 12, 2016	Kretschmann II	CDU
Bavaria	Hubert Aiwanger	November 12, 2018	Söder II	Free voters
Berlin	Ramona Pop	December 8, 2016	Müller II	B'90 / Greens
Brandenburg	Jörg Steinbach	19th September 2018	Woidke II	SPD
Bremen	Kristina Vogt	20th August 2019	Bovenschulte	The left
Hamburg	Michael Westhagemann	1 November 2018 10 June 2020	Tschentscher I Tschentscher II	independent
Hesse	Tarek Al-Wazir	January 18, 2014 January 18, 2019	Bouffier II Bouffier III	Green
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	Harry Glawe	October 25, 2011 November 1, 2016 July 4, 2017	Sellering II Sellering III Schwesig	CDU
Lower Saxony	Bernd Althusmann	22nd November 2017	Because II	CDU
North Rhine-Westphalia	Andreas Pinkwart	June 30, 2017	Lash	FDP
Rhineland-Palatinate	Volker Wissing	May 18, 2016	Dreyer II	FDP
Saarland	Anke Rehlinger	January 15, 2014 May 17, 2017 March 1, 2018	Kramp-Karrenbauer II Kramp-Karrenbauer III Hans	SPD
Saxony	Martin Dulig	November 13, 2014 December 13, 2017 December 20, 2019	Tillich III Kretschmer I Kretschmer II	SPD
Saxony-Anhalt	Armin Willingmann	November 16, 2016	Haseloff II	SPD
Schleswig-Holstein	Bernd Buchholz	June 28, 2017	Günther	FDP
Thuringia	Wolfgang Tiefensee	December 5, 2014 March 4, 2020	Ramelow I Ramelow II	SPD

Explanations

↑ 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 ”.

[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 ”.