Juncker-Asselborn I government

The Juncker-Asselborn I government , or alternatively the Juncker III government , was sworn in on July 31, 2004. Under the leadership of Jean-Claude Juncker, the government was based on a grand coalition of the Christian Social People's Party (CSV) and the Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party (LSAP). After five years, the Liberal Democratic Party (DP) left the government. On February 22, 2006, Jean-Louis Schiltz took over the Ministry of Defense from Luc Frieden . The government was in office until July 23, 2009.

Composition of the Cabinet

Jean-Claude Juncker III cabinet - July 31, 2004 - July 23, 2009
Surname	Office	Political party
Jean-Claude Juncker	Prime Minister Minister of State Finance Minister	CSV
Jean Asselborn	Minister for Foreign Affairs and Immigration Deputy Prime Minister	LSAP
Fernand Boden	Minister for Agriculture, Viticulture and Rural Development Minister for Small Business, Tourism and Housing	CSV
Marie-Josée Jacobs	Minister for Family and Integration Minister for Equal Opportunities	CSV
Mady Delvaux-Stehres	Minister for Education and Vocational Training	LSAP
Luc peace	Minister of Justice Minister of Treasury and Budget Minister of Defense until February 22, 2006	CSV
François Biltgen	Minister of Labor and Employment Minister of Culture, University and Research Minister of Education	CSV
Jeannot Krecké	Minister of Economy and Foreign Trade Minister of Sport	LSAP
Mars Di Bartolomeo	Minister for Health and Social Security	LSAP
Lucien Lux	Environment Minister Transport Minister	LSAP
Jean-Marie Halsdorf	Minister of the Interior and State Planning	CSV
Claude Wiseler	Minister for Civil Service and Administrative Reform Minister for Public Works	CSV
Jean-Louis Schiltz	Minister for Cooperation and Humanitarian Action Minister Delegate for Communication Minister of Defense from 22nd February 2006	CSV
Nicolas Schmit	Minister Delegate for Foreign Affairs and Immigration	LSAP
Surname	Office	Political party
Octavie Modert	State Secretary for Relations with Parliament State Secretary for Agriculture, Viticulture and Rural Development State Secretary for Culture, Universities and Research	CSV