Juncker-Poos government

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The Juncker-Poos government , or the Juncker I government , was sworn in on January 26, 1995 after Jacques Santer resigned as Prime Minister to become President of the European Commission . 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). On February 4, 1998, the cabinet was reshuffled because the two ministers Marc Fischbach and Johny Lahure resigned. The Juncker I government was in office until August 7, 1999.

Composition of the Cabinet

Jean-Claude Juncker I cabinet - January 26, 1995 - August 7, 1999
Surname Office Political party
Jean-Claude Juncker Prime
Minister Minister of State
Finance
Minister Minister of Labor and Employment		 CSV
Jacques Poos Minister of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and Cooperation
Deputy Prime Minister		 LSAP
Fernand Boden Minister for Agriculture, Viticulture and Rural Development
Minister for Small Business and Tourism
Minister for Housing		 CSV
Marc Fischbach Minister of Justice until February 3, 1998 Minister of
Budget until February 3, 1998
Minister for Relations with Parliament until February 3, 1998 		CSV
Johny Lahure Minister of Health until February 3, 1998
Minister of Environment until February 3, 1998 		LSAP
Robert Goebbels Minister of Economic Affairs
Minister for Public Works
Minister of Energy		 LSAP
Alex Bodry Minister for State Planning
Minister for Public Armed Forces
Minister for Sports Education until February 3, 1998
Minister for Youth
Environment Minister since February 4, 1998 		LSAP
Marie-Josée Jacobs Minister for Family
Minister for the Promotion of Women
Minister for Disabled and Disadvantaged People		 CSV
Mady Delvaux-Stehres Minister of Social Security
Minister of Transport
Minister of Communications		 LSAP
Erna Hennicot-Schoepges Minister for Education and Vocational Training
Minister for Culture
Minister for Culture		 CSV
Michel Wolter Minister of the Interior
Minister of Civil Service and Administrative Reform		 CSV
Georges Wohlfahrt Minister of Health since February 4, 1998
Minister for Physical Education and Sport since February 4, 1998 		LSAP
Luc peace Minister of Justice since February 4, 1998 Minister of
Budget since February 4, 1998
Minister for Relations with Parliament since February 4, 1998 		CSV
Source: [www.gouvernement.lu/1828371/Gouvernements_depuis_1848-version_2011.pdf Service Information et Presse]