Harmel government

The Harmel government was formed in Belgium on July 28, 1965 by Prime Minister Pierre Harmel and replaced the Lefèvre government . She remained in office until March 19, 1966 and was then replaced by the Vanden Boeynant I government. The government consisted of ministers from the Christian People's Party (CVP / PSC) and the Socialist Party (PSB / BSP).

minister

Office	Official	Political party	Beginning of the term of office	Term expires
prime minister	Pierre Harmel	PSC	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Vice Prime Minister	Antoon Spinoy	PSB	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Vice Prime Minister	Paul-Willem Segers	CVP	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Vice Prime Minister	Edmond Leburton	PSB	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Foreign minister	Paul Henri Spaak	PSB	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Finance minister	Gaston Eyskens	CVP	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Minister of Justice	Pierre Wigny	PSC	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Minister of Agriculture	Charles Héger	PSC	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Defense Minister	Ludovic Moyersoen	CVP	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Minister for Post, Telegraphy and Telephony	Edward Anseele Jr.	PSB	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Minister for Employment and Labor	Léon Servais	PSC	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Minister of transport	Yves Urbain	PSC	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Minister for Public Health	Alfred Bertrand	CVP	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Minister for National Education	Fernand Dehousse	PSB	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Interior minister	Alfons Vranckx	E.G	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Economics Minister	Marc-Antoine Pierson	PSB	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Minister for Public Works	Jos De Saeger	CVP	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Minister for Family and Housing	Marguerite De Riemaecker-Legot	CVP	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Minister for the Middle Class	Adhémar d'Alcantara	CVP	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966
Minister for Social Welfare	Hervé Brouhon	PSB	July 28, 1965	March 19, 1966