List_of_governments_of_Lithuania_since_1990

List of governments of Lithuania since 1990

List of governments of Lithuania since 1990

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The list gives the composition of the governments of the Republic of Lithuania from 1990 to 15 December 2016.The Government is the cabinet of Lithuania, proposed by the President and confirmed by the Seimas (parliament).

In 1990, Lithuania declared independence from the Soviet Union and has since been a democratic republic. All citizens elect the Seimas for a four-year term. The most recent elections took place in October 2016.

Governments

More information Ministry, 1st Government March 17, 1990 January 10, 1991 ...

See also

Notes

  1. [1]
    From May 30, 1991
  2. [2]
    Renamed to Ministry of Trade and Natural Resources during the 3rd Government
  3. [3]
    From October 3, 1991
  4. [4]
    From January 23, 1992
  5. [5]
    Renamed to Ministry of Communications and Information Technology during the 3rd Government
  6. [6]
    Acting, from December 4, 1991
  7. [7]
    From October 28, 1993
  8. [8]
    From February 10, 1995
  9. [9]
    From June 9, 1994
  10. [10]
    From October 5, 1995
  11. [11]
    From May 15, 1995
  12. [12]
    Renamed to Ministry of Industry and Trade during the 5th Government
  13. [13]
    Acting
  14. [14]
    June 1, 1993
  15. [15]
    From September 26, 1994
  16. [16]
    From June 9, 1994
  17. [17]
    Acting
  18. [18]
    From November 10, 1994
  19. [19]
    Renamed to Ministry of Social Security and Labour during the 6th Government
  20. [20]
    From October 20, 1993
  21. [21]
    From May 19, 1994
  22. [22]
    Renamed to Ministry of Culture during the 6th Government
  23. [23]
    From November 15, 1994
  24. [24]
    From May 19, 1994
  25. [25]
    From February 3, 1994
  26. [26]
    From July 12, 1994
  27. [27]
    For Local Authorities
  28. [28]
    From May 22, 1998
  29. [29]
    From February 19, 1997
  30. [30]
    To December 19, 1996
  31. [31]
    From May 6, 1998
  32. [32]
    Merged into Ministry of Agriculture
  33. [33]
    Renamed to Ministry of Environment during the 9th Government
  34. [34]
    From March 25, 1998
  35. [35]
    From April 8, 1999
  36. [36]
    From April 23, 1996
  37. [37]
    From March 25, 1998
  38. [38]
    From May 1, 1998
  39. [39]
    Renamed to Ministry of Transport and Communications during the 8th Government
  40. [40]
    From January 6, 1999
  41. [41]
    To March 25, 1998
  42. [42]
    From December 19, 1996, to March 25, 1998
  43. [43]
    From May 13, 2003
  44. [44]
    From May 4, 2004
  45. [45]
    From February 15, 2001
  46. [46]
    From October 3, 2001
  47. [47]
    From May 15, 2001
  48. [48]
    From March 10, 2003
  49. [49]
    From January 24, 2001
  50. [50]
    From January 29, 2010
  51. [51]
    From December 17, 2007
  52. [52]
    From April 16, 2012
  53. [53]
    From May 13, 2005
  54. [54]
    From May 16, 2007
  55. [55]
    From July 3, 2009
  56. [56]
    From June 29, 2005
  57. [57]
    From March 17, 2011
  58. [58]
    From January 31, 2008
  59. [59]
    From July 14, 2008
  60. [60]
    From March 1, 2010
  61. [61]
    From July 22, 2009
  62. [62]
    From July 2, 2010
  63. [63]
    From May 27, 2008
  64. [64]
    From June 10, 2005
  65. [65]
    From February 10, 2009
  66. [66]
    Renamed to Ministry of Economy and Innovation during the 17th Government
  67. [67]
    Renamed to Ministry of Education, Science and Sport during the 17th Government

References

  • Antanas Račys, ed. (2008). "Vyriausybė". Lietuva (in Lithuanian). Vol. I. Vilnius: Science and Encyclopaedia Publishing Institute. pp. 264–266. ISBN 978-5-420-01639-8.
  • "Ankstesnės vyriausybės > Po 1990 metų" (in Lithuanian). Government of the Republic of Lithuania. Retrieved 2008-09-04.
  • "Vyriausybės sudėtis > Ministrai" (in Lithuanian). Government of the Republic of Lithuania. Retrieved 2008-09-04.
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