Major Peter
Minister of the prime minister's office
Kiss Elemér
Interior minister
Minister of Health, Welfare and Family Affairs Lamps Mokany (CSEH &:Aacute；; K Judit), Minister of Employment Policy and Labor KISS Péter, Minister of Agriculture and Local Development Nemet Imlay (N&; EacuteMETH Imre), Minister of Economy and Communication CSILLAG István, Minister of Children, Youth and Sports Janosi Gyorgy (J&; AacuteNOSI Gy & amp； oumlrgy)
defence secretary
Iuhas Franz (Juh&; AacuteSZ Ferenc)
attorney general
Barandi Bedell (B&; AacuteR & ampAacuteNDY· Peter), Minister of Information and Communication kovac Gallman (kov&; AacuteCS Kálmán), Minister of Environmental Protection and Water Resources Corodi Mario (K&; OacuteR & ampOacuteDI Mária)，
minister of foreign affairs
Kovac laszlo (kov&; AacuteCS laszlo),
Minister of national cultural heritage
Gorky i. Gabor (G&; OumlRGEY Gábor)，
Minister of Education
Madzar, Madzar, balint,
minister of finance
Laszlo Bao Chao (L&; AacuteSZL & amp； OacuteCsaba).
Hungary's new prime minister announces government composition list
On April 14, 2009, in Budapest, Hungary, Hungarian President Soyom (left) congratulated the new Prime Minister Gordon Bainai (right) on being sworn in. On the same day, Bainai Goldon succeeded former Prime Minister Gyurcsanyi as Hungarian Prime Minister.
According to this list, the new government, like the original government, has 15 ministers, among which the foreign minister is balaz Peter, the former Hungarian representative to the European Commission; The finance minister is Oszko Peter, a tax expert and general manager of the Hungarian branch of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu.
In the new government, Gyurcsanyi's Minister of Justice and Public Security Draskovic Tibor, Minister of Agriculture and Local Development Graf Joseph, Minister of Education and Culture Shiller istvan, Minister of Environmental Protection and Water Resources Shao Bo imre, Minister of Health Sekej Tamas and Minister of National Defense remain in their original posts.
In his speech to the National Assembly, Bajenai said that after the appointment of members of the new government, their income will be reduced by 15% compared with that of their predecessors, the income of leaders of state-owned enterprises will be reduced even more, and the upper limit of national income will be determined. Bajenai said that there will be more savings measures.
He said that the government's crisis management plan has four main objectives: to take immediate measures to deal with the crisis, restore economic balance, restart economic growth and restore confidence. He said that it will be painful to implement the crisis management plan, but as long as this plan is implemented, Hungary can get out of the crisis. He called on the state, politicians and capable people to share the responsibility of coping with the crisis.
On June 4th, 65438, the Hungarian Parliament approved the election of motion of no confidence and Gyurcsanyi as Prime Minister, and the Socialist Prime Minister candidate Bainai was also elected as Prime Minister. Bajenai was subsequently sworn in in Congress.