Cabinet of Italy

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The Cabinet of Italy (also called the Italian Cabinet or the Council of Ministers, Italian: Consiglio dei Ministri) is a principal organ of the Government of Italy. It comprises the President of the Council (i.e. the prime minister), the ministers, and the undersecretary to the President of the Council.

The President of the Republic is not a member of the government, and therefore cannot become a member of the Council of Ministers.

List of Italian Ministers

The current Italian government is led by Mario Monti. The government has 17 Ministers, of whom five are without portfolio.

Monti Cabinet
Ministry	Minister	Party
President of the Council, Minister of Economy and Finance	Mario Monti	Independent
Undersecretary to the Presidency of the Council	Antonio Catricalà	Independent
Minister of the Interior	Anna Maria Cancellieri	Independent
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Giulio Terzi di Sant'Agata	Independent
Minister of Defense	Giampaolo Di Paola	Independent
Minister of Justice	Paola Severino	Independent
Minister of Economic Development, Infrastructures and Transports	Corrado Passera	Independent
Minister of Agriculture, Food and Forestry Policies	Mario Catania	Independent
Minister of Education, University and Research	Francesco Profumo	Independent
Minister of Labour and Equal Opportunities	Elsa Fornero	Independent
Minister of Environment	Corrado Clini	Independent
Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities	Lorenzo Ornaghi	Independent
Minister of Health	Renato Balduzzi	Independent
Minister without portfolio (European Affairs)	Enzo Moavero Milanesi	Independent
Minister without portfolio (Relations with Parliament)	Piero Giarda	Independent
Minister without portfolio (Territorial Cohesion)	Fabrizio Barca	Independent
Minister without portfolio (International Cooperation and Integration)	Andrea Riccardi	Independent
Minister without portfolio (Youth and Tourism)	Piero Gnudi	Independent