Cabinet Gabriel

The cabinet Gabriel was the state government of the German state of Lower Saxony from 15 December 1999 to 4 March 2003.

Portfolio	Minister	Party	Changes
Prime Minister of Lower Saxony	Sigmar Gabriel	SPD
Deputy Prime Minister	Heidrun Merk	SPD	Resigned 12 December 2000
Deputy Prime Minister	Renate Jürgens-Pieper	SPD	Appointed 13 December 2000
Minister of the Interior	Heiner Bartling	SPD
Minister of Economics, Technology and Transport	Peter Fischer	SPD	Resigned 12 December 2000
Minister of Economics, Technology and Transport	Susanne Knorre	SPD	Appointed 13 December 2000
Minister of Nutrition, Agriculture and Forestry	Uwe Bartels	SPD
Minister of Finance	Heinrich Aller	SPD
Minister of Justice	Wolf Weber	SPD	Resigned 12 December 2000
Minister of Justice	Christian Pfeiffer	SPD	Appointed 13 December 2000
Minister of Education	Renate Jürgens-Pieper	SPD
Minister of Science and Culture	Thomas Oppermann	SPD
Minister of the Environment	Wolfgang Jüttner	SPD
Minister of Social Affairs, Women, Families and Health	Heidrun Merk	SPD	Resigned 12 December 2000
Minister of Social Affairs, Women, Families and Health	Gitta Trauernicht	SPD	Appointed 13 December 2000
Minister of Federal and European Affairs	Wolfgang Senff	SPD

Unless noted otherwise, the minister served the entire term of the cabinet.

References

Cabinets of Lower Saxony
Kopf I (1946–1947) Kopf II (1947–1948) Kopf III (1948–1951) Kopf IV (1951–1955) Hellwege I (1955–1957) Hellwege II (1957–1959) Kopf V (1959–1961) Diederichs I (1961–1963) Diederichs II (1963–1965) Diederichs III (1965–1967) Diederichs IV (1967–1970) Kubel I (1970–1974) Kubel II (1974–1976) Albrecht I (1976–1977) Albrecht II (1977–1978) Albrecht III (1978–1982) Albrecht IV (1982–1986) Albrecht V (1986–1990) Schröder I (1990–1994) Schröder II (1994–1998) Schröder III (1998) Glogowski (1998–1999) Gabriel (1999–2003) Wulff I (2003–2008) Wulff II (2008–2010) McAllister (2010–2013) Weil (since 2013)

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