Cabinet of Miloš Zeman

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The cabinet of Prime Minister Miloš Zeman was in power from 22 July 1998 to 15 July 2002. It was a minority government of Czech Social Democratic Party. The government was supported by Civic Democratic Party as a result of Opposition Agreement.

Miloš Zeman's First Cabinet

4th Cabinet of Czech Republic
22 July 1998 - 15 July 2002
Date formed22 July 1998
Date dissolved15 July 2002
People and organisations
Head of stateVáclav Havel
Head of governmentMiloš Zeman
No. of ministers15-16
Member partyČSSD
Status in legislatureMinority
74 / 200 (37%)
Opposition partyConfidence and supply:
63 / 200

Opposition:
63 / 200

KSČM
KDU-ČSL

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History
Election1998 Czech legislative election
Incoming formation1998
Outgoing formation22
PredecessorCabinet of Josef Tošovský
SuccessorCabinet of Vladimír Špidla

Government ministers

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Portfolio Name Political Party
Prime Minister Miloš Zeman ČSSD
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Labour and Social Affairs Vladimír Špidla ČSSD
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Industry and Trade Miroslav Grégr ČSSD
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of coordinating foreign, interior and defense Egon Lánský ČSSD
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance Pavel Mertlík ČSSD
Deputy Prime Minister Pavel Rychetský ČSSD
Minister of Justice Otakar Motejl

Jaroslav Bureš

non-partisan
Minister of Foreign Affairs Jan Kavan ČSSD
Minister for Regional Development Jaromír Císař

Petr Lachnit

ČSSD
Minister of Health Ivan David

Bohumil Fišer

ČSSD
Minister of Culture Pavel Dostál ČSSD
Minister for the Interior Václav Grulich

Stanislav Gross

ČSSD
Minister of Environment Miloš Kužvart ČSSD
Minister of Transport Antonín Peltrám

Jaromír Schling

ČSSD
Minister of Finance Ivo Svoboda

Jiří Rusnok

ČSSD
Minister of Defence Vladimír Vetchý

Jaroslav Tvrdík

ČSSD
Minister of Education Eduard Zeman ČSSD
Minister without Portfolio Jaroslav Bašta

Karel Březina

ČSSD
Minister of Agriculture Jan Fencl ČSSD

References

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