Tăriceanu II Cabinet

Tăriceanu II
118th cabinet of Romania
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Date formed 5 April 2007
Date dissolved 22 December 2008
People and organizations
Head of government Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu
Head of state Traian Băsescu
Ministers removed
(Death/resignation/dismissal)		 6
Total number of ministers 19
Member party PNL, UDMR
Status in legislature Coalition (Minority)
Opposition party PSD, PD/PD-L, PC, PRM
Opposition leader Mircea Geoană, Corneliu Vadim Tudor
History
Election(s) 28 November 2004
Outgoing election 30 November 2008
Legislature term(s) 2004 - 2008
Budget(s) one
Previous Tăriceanu I
Successor Boc I

Tăriceanu II Cabinet of the Government of Romania was composed of 18 ministers, listed below. It was sworn in on April 5, 2007, and hat since reshuffled numerous ministers, including in the last two months of term. It was a coalition Government, formed by the PNL, and the UDMR. Its term ended on 22 December 2008, when the new cabinet, headed by Emil Boc received the vote of confidence from the Parliament and was sworn in at Cotroceni Palace.


Prime Minister Name Party Period
Prime Minister Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu National Liberal Party Apr. 5 2007 - Dec. 22 2008
Minister of State Name Party Period
Co-ordinating Culture, Education, European Integration Béla Markó Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania Apr. 5 2007 - 3 Jul. 2007
Minister Name Party Period
Justice Tudor Chiuariu National Liberal Party Apr. 5 2007 - 15 Jan. 2008
Teodor Meleşcanu
(ad interim)		 15 Jan. 2008 – 29 Feb. 2008
Cătălin Predoiu 29 Feb. 2008 - Dec. 22 2008
Defense Teodor Meleşcanu National Liberal Party Apr. 5 2007 - Dec. 22 2008
Culture and Religious Affairs Adrian Iorgulescu National Liberal Party Apr. 5 2007 - Dec. 22 2008
Agriculture, and Rural Development Decebal Traian Remeş National Liberal Party Apr. 5 2007 - Aug. 2007
Dacian Cioloş Aug. 5 2007 - Dec. 22 2008
Public Health Eugen Nicolăescu National Liberal Party Apr. 5 2007 - Dec. 22 2008
Foreign Affairs Adrian Cioroianu National Liberal Party Apr. 5, 2007 – Apr. 15, 2008
Lazăr Comănescu Apr. 15, 2008 - Dec. 22 2008
Economy and Finance Varujan Vosganian National Liberal Party Apr. 5 2007 - Dec. 22 2008
Labor, Family, and Social Solidarity Paul Păcuraru National Liberal Party Apr. 5 2007 - Sep. 2008
Eugen Nicolăescu
(ad interim)		 Sep. 2008 - 25 Sep. 2008
Mariana Câmpeanu 25 Sep. 2008 - Dec. 22 2008
Environment and Sustainable Development Attila Korodi Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania Apr. 5 2007 - Dec. 22 2008
Transport Ludovic Orban National Liberal Party Apr. 5 2007 - Dec. 22 2008
Interior and Administrative Reform Cristian David National Liberal Party Apr. 5 2007 - Dec. 22 2008
Development, Public Works and Dwellings László Borbély Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania Apr. 5 2007 - Dec. 22 2008
Education, Research and Youth Cristian Adomniţei National Liberal Party 5 Apr. 2007 - 8 Oct. 2008
Anton Anton 8 Oct. 2008 - Dec. 22 2008
Communications and Information Technology Zsolt Nagy Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania Apr. 5 2007 - Jun. 11, 2007
Iuliu Winkler Jun. 11, 2007 - Nov. 2007
Károly Borbély Nov. 2007 - Dec. 22 2008
Small and Medium Enterprises, Commerce, Tourism, and Liberal Occupations Ovidiu Ioan Silaghi National Liberal Party Apr. 5 2007 - Dec. 22 2008
Minister Delegate Name Party Period
Relations with Parliament Mihai Voicu National Liberal Party Apr. 5 2007 - Dec. 22 2008
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