Juncker-Asselborn II government

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The Juncker-Asselborn II government , or alternatively the Juncker IV government , was a government of Luxembourg that was in office from July 23, 2009 to December 4, 2013.

The government was sworn in on July 23, 2009. Under the leadership of Jean-Claude Juncker, as in the five years before, it was based on a grand coalition of the Christian Social People's Party (CSV) and the Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party (LSAP). The LSAP withdrew its confidence in the government on July 10, 2013 because of a secret service affair, so that early elections were held on October 20, 2013 .

Composition of the Cabinet

Jean-Claude Juncker IV Cabinet - July 23, 2009 - December 4, 2013
Surname Office Political party
Jean-Claude Juncker Prime
Minister Minister of State
Treasury Minister Minister of
Education from April 30, 2013 		CSV
Jean Asselborn Foreign Minister
Deputy Prime Minister		 LSAP
Marie-Josée Jacobs Minister for Family and Integration until April 30, 2013
Minister for Cooperation and Humanitarian Action until April 30, 2013 		CSV
Mady Delvaux-Stehres Minister for Education and Vocational Training LSAP
Luc peace Minister of Finance
Minister of Communications and Media from April 30, 2013 		CSV
François Biltgen Minister of Justice until April 30, 2013
Minister of Civil Service and Administrative Reform until April 30, 2013
Minister of Higher Education and Research until April 30, 2013
Minister of Communications and Media until April 30, 2013
Minister of Education until April 30, 2013 		CSV
Jeannot Krecké Minister of Economy and Foreign Trade until February 1, 2012 LSAP
Mars Di Bartolomeo Minister for Health and Social Security LSAP
Marco Schank Minister for Housing
Minister Delegate for Sustainable Development and Infrastructure		 CSV
Jean-Marie Halsdorf Minister of Interior and Greater Region
Minister of Defense		 CSV
Claude Wiseler Minister for Sustainable Development and Infrastructure CSV
Nicolas Schmit Minister for Labor, Employment and Immigration LSAP
Françoise Hetto-Gaasch Minister for SMEs and Tourism
Minister for Equal Opportunities		 CSV
Octavie Modert Minister of Culture
Minister of Relations with Parliament until April 30, 2013
Minister of Administrative Simplification to the Prime Minister
(Delegate) Minister of Civil Service and Administrative Reform
Minister of Justice from April 30, 2013 		CSV
Romain Schneider Minister for Agriculture, Viticulture and Rural Development Minister for
Sport Minister
Delegate for the Solidarity Economy		 LSAP
Etienne Schneider Minister for the Economy and Foreign Trade from February 1, 2012 LSAP
Marc Spautz Minister for Family and Integration from April 30, 2013
Minister for Cooperation and Humanitarian Action from April 30, 2013
Minister for Relations with Parliament from April 30, 2013 		CSV
Martine Hansen Minister for Universities and Research from April 30, 2013 CSV
Source: Service Information et Presse

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