France
Fifth Republic
Raffarin I
From:
07/05/2002
To:
16/06/2002
| Prime Minister | Jean-Pierre Raffarin | UMP |
| Minister of Foreign Affairs | Dominique de Villepin | UMP |
| Minister of Interior, Internal Security and Local Franchises | Nicolas Sarkozy | UMP |
| Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry | Francis Mer | INDEP. |
| Minister of Justice | Dominique Perben | UMP |
| Minister of Defence and Veterans | Michèle Alliot-Marie | UMP |
| Minister of Social Affairs, Employment and Solidarity | François Fillon | UMP |
| Minister of Youth, Education and Research | Luc Ferry | INDEP. |
| Minister of Health, Family and Handicapped People | Jean-François Mattéî | UMP |
| Minister of Agriculture, Food and Fishing | Hervé Gaymard | UMP |
| Minister of Culture and Communication | Jean-Jacques Aillagon | UMP |
| Minister of Equipment, Transport, Housing, Tourism and Sea | Gilles de Robien | UDF |
| Minister of Environmental Protection | Roselyne Bachelot | UMP |
| Minister of Sports | Jean-François Lamour | INDEP. |
| Minister of Civil Service, ther Reform of the State and Territorial Planning | Jean-Paul Delevoye | UMP |
| Minister of Overseas Departments and Territories | Brigitte Girardin | INDEP. |
| Delegate Minister of the Budget | Alain Lambert | UMP |
| Delegate Minister of Internal Security and Local Franchises | Patrick Devedjian | UMP |
| Delegate Minister for European Affairs | Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres | UMP |
| Delegate Minister of Teaching | Xavier Darcos | UMP |
| Delegate Minister of Universities and Research | François Loos | PRV |
| Delegate Minister for the Cities | Jean-Louis Borloo | PRV |
Please cite the following database as: Casal Bértoa, F. (2024): Database on WHO GOVERNS in Europe and beyond, PSGo. Available at: whogoverns.eu