First Ponta cabinet
Cabinet namePonta I
Cabinet number121st
JurisdictionRomania
Date formed7 May 2012
Date dissolved21 December 2012
Government headVictor Ponta
State headTraian Băsescu
Current number20
Former members number7
Total number20
Political partyUSL (PSD, PNL, PC),
Legislature statusCoalition (Majority)
Election-
Last election9 December 2012
Legislature term2008 - 2012
Budgetnone
Opposition partyPD-L, UDMR
Opposition leaderVasile Blaga, Hunor Kelemen
PreviousUngureanu
SuccessorPonta II

After a second vote of no confidence passed in the Parliament of Romania on 27 April 2012, this time aimed against the Ungureanu Cabinet, Victor Ponta was asked by President Traian Băsescu to form a new Government. His cabinet, unveiled on 1 May, received the parliamentary vote of confidence on 7 May 2012 and governed Romania until the 2012 Romanian legislative election.

Structure

Cabinet officeNamePartyIn office sinceCabinet left office
Prime MinisterVictor PontaPSD7 May 2012[1]21 December 2012[2]
Deputy Prime-Minister, Minister of Public FinanceFlorin GeorgescuInd.7 May 2012[1]
Ministry of Foreign AffairsTitus CorlățeanPSD6 August 2012[3]
Minister of Agriculture and Rural DevelopmentDaniel ConstantinPC7 May 2012[1]
Minister of Economy, Commerce and Business EnvironmentDaniel ChițoiuPNL7 May 2012[1]
Minister of Administration and InteriorMircea DușaPSD6 August 2012[4]
Minister of National DefenseCorneliu DobrițoiuPNL7 May 2012[1]
Minister of JusticeMona PivniceruInd.23 August 2012[5]
Minister of Labor, Family and Social ProtectionMariana CâmpeanuPNL7 May 2012[1]
Minister of Education, Research, Innovation, Youth and SportEcaterina AndronescuPSD2 July 2012[6]
Minister of Transport and InfrastructureOvidiu SilaghiPNL7 May 2012[1]
Minister of HealthRaed ArafatInd.7 November 2012[7]
Minister of Regional Development and TourismEduard HellvigPNL7 May 2012[1]
Minister of Environment and ForestsRovana PlumbPSD7 May 2012[1]
Minister of Culture and National PatrimonyPuiu HașottiPNL25 June 2012[8]
Minister of Communications and Information SocietyDan NicaPSD7 May 2012[1]
Minister of European AffairsLeonard OrbanInd.20 September 2011[9]
Minister Delegate for the Business EnvironmentMihai VoicuPNL6 August 2012[10]
Minister Delegate for AdministrationRadu StroePNL6 August 2012[11]
Minister Delegate for Social DialogLiviu PopInd.7 May 2012[1]
Minister Delegate for Liaison with ParliamentDan ȘovaPSD6 August 2012[12]
Former cabinet members and cabinet offices held
Cabinet officeNamePartyIn office sinceIn office until
Ministry of Foreign AffairsAndrei MargaPNL7 May 2012[1]6 August 2012[13]
Minister of Administration and InteriorIoan RusPSD7 May 2012[1]6 August 2012[14]
Minister of JusticeTitus CorlățeanPSD7 May 2012[1]6 August 2012
Victor Ponta interimPSD6 August 2012[15]23 August 2012[15]
Minister of Education, Research, Innovation, Youth and SportIoan MangPSD7 May 2012[1]15 May 2012[16]
Liviu Pop (interim)Ind.15 May 2012[16]2 July 2012[6]
Minister of HealthVasile CepoiInd.7 May 2012[1]2 October 2012[17]
Victor Ponta (interim)PSD3 October 2012[18]7 November 2012[7]
Minister of Culture and National PatrimonyMircea DiaconuPNL7 May 2012[1]19 June 2012
Minister Delegate for the Business EnvironmentLucian IsarInd.7 May 2012[1]6 August 2012[19]
Minister Delegate for AdministrationVictor Paul DobrePNL7 May 2012[1]6 August 2012[20]
Minister Delegate for Liaison with ParliamentMircea DușaPSD7 May 2012[1]6 August 2012[21]

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