Bettel II Government

The Bettel II government (also known as Bettel–Lenert-Bausch Government) is the current government of Luxembourg. It is led by Prime Minister Xavier Bettel and co-Deputy Prime Ministers Paulette Lenert and François Bausch. It was formed on 5 December 2018, after the 2018 election which saw all 60 seats in the Chamber of Deputies renewed.[1][2] The government is a continuation of the traffic light coalition (or so-called Gambia coalition, in reference to the colours of the Gambia's flag) between the Democratic Party (DP), the Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party (LSAP) and The Greens from the First Bettel–Schneider Ministry, with minor changes.

Bettel II government

Cabinet of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Date formed5 December 2018
(4 years, 10 months, 2 weeks and 6 days)
People and organisations
Grand DukeHenri
Prime MinisterXavier Bettel
Deputy Prime MinisterPaulette Lenert
François Bausch
Member parties  Democratic Party
  Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party
  The Greens
Status in legislatureCoalition government
31 / 60
Opposition partiesChristian Social People's Party
Alternative Democratic Reform Party
Pirate Party
The Left
History
Election(s)2018 general election
Legislature term(s)34th Legislature of the Chamber of Deputies
PredecessorBettel–Schneider Ministry I

Overview

Name[3] Portrait Party Office
Xavier Bettel DP Prime Minister
Minister of Communications and the Media
Minister of State
Minister of Administrative Reform
Paulette Lenert LSAP First Deputy Prime Minister
Minister of Health
Minister of Consumer Protection
François Bausch DG Second Deputy Prime Minister
Minister of Mobility, Transport, & Public Works
Minister of Defence
Jean Asselborn LSAP Minister of Foreign Affairs
Minister of Immigration and Asylum
Claude Haagen LSAP Minister of Agriculture
Minister of Social Security
Sam Tanson DG Minister of Justice
Minister of Culture
Yuriko Backes DP Minister of Finance
Georges Engel LSAP Minister of Sport
Minister of Labour, Employment and the Social and Solidarity Economy
Claude Meisch DP Minister of Children and Youth
Minister of Higher Education and Research
Minister of National Education
Max Hahn DP Minister of the Greater Region
Minister of Family and Integration
Joëlle Welfring DG Minister of the Environment, Climate, and Sustainable Development
Marc Hansen DP Minister of the Civil Service
Minister of Relations with Parliament
Claude Turmes DG Minister of Energy
Minister of Spatial Planning
Taina Bofferding LSAP Minister of the Interior
Minister of Equal Opportunities
Lex Delles DP Minister of Small and Medium Enterprises
Minister of Tourism
Henri Kox DG Minister of Housing
Minister of Internal Security
Franz Fayot LSAP Minister of the Economy
Minister of Cooperation and Humanitarian Action

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