Secretary of the Council of Ministers (Italy) explained

Border:parliamentary
Minister:not_prime
Insignia:Ovale Presidenza Consiglio.svg
Insigniasize:135px
Post:Secretary of the Council of Ministers
Incumbent:Alfredo Mantovano
Incumbentsince:October 22, 2022
Department:Council of Ministers
Seat:Rome
Appointer:President of Italy
Termlength:No fixed term
Inaugural:Paolo Cappa

The secretary of the Council of Ministers (Italian: Segretario del Consiglio dei Ministri) is a senior member of the Italian Cabinet. The secretary is one of the undersecretaries of state to the Presidency of the Council of Ministers but, unlike them, he sits in the Cabinet and helps the prime minister in coordinating the government and its meetings. Thus, the secretary is usually a person very close to the prime minister. The secretary of the Council of Ministers, which may not be confused with the largely ceremonial office of Deputy Prime Minister (not all Italian Cabinets include one), resembles that of the White House chief of staff.

The current secretary of the Council of Ministers is Alfredo Mantovano, appointed on 22 October 2022 in the government led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.[1]

List

Parties:

Coalitions:

width=1% rowspan=2Portraitwidth=15% rowspan=2Name
(Born–Died)		width=30% colspan=3Term of officewidth=15% rowspan=2 colspan=2Partywidth=10% rowspan=2Governmentwidth=1% rowspan=2
width=11%Took officewidth=11%Left officewidth=8%Time in office
Paolo Cappa
(1888–1956)		13 July 194631 May 1947Christian DemocracyDe Gasperi II·III
Giulio Andreotti
(1919–2013)		31 May 194718 January 1954Christian DemocracyDe Gasperi IV·V·VI·VII·VIII
Pella
Mariano Rumor
(1915–1990)		18 January 195410 February 1954Christian DemocracyFanfani I
Oscar Luigi Scalfaro
(1918–2012)		10 February 19546 July 1955Christian DemocracyScelba
Carlo Russo
(1920–2007)		6 July 195519 May 1957Christian DemocracySegni I
Lorenzo Spallino
(1897–1962)		19 May 19571 July 1958Christian DemocracyZoli
Antonio Maxia
(1904–1962)		1 July 195816 February 1959Christian DemocracyFanfani II
Carlo Russo
(1920–2007)		16 February 195925 March 1960Christian DemocracySegni II
Alberto Folchi
(1897–1977)		25 March 196026 July 1960Christian DemocracyTambroni
Umberto Delle Fave
(1912–1986)		26 July 196021 June 1963Christian DemocracyFanfani III·IV
Crescenzo Mazza
(1910–1990)		21 June 19634 December 1963Christian DemocracyLeone I
Angelo Salizzoni
(1907–1992)		4 December 196324 June 1968Christian DemocracyMoro I·II·III
Luigi Michele Galli
(1924–2001)		24 June 196812 December 1968Christian DemocracyLeone II
Antonio Bisaglia
(1929–1984)		12 December 19686 August 1970Christian DemocracyRumor I
Rumor II
Rumor III
Dario Antoniozzi
(1923–2019)		6 August 197017 February 1972Christian DemocracyColombo
Franco Evangelisti
(1923–1993)		17 February 19727 July 1973Christian DemocracyAndreotti I·II
Adolfo Sarti
(1928–1992)		7 July 197323 November 1974Christian DemocracyRumor IV·V
Angelo Salizzoni
(1907–1992)		23 November 197429 July 1976Christian DemocracyMoro IV·V
Franco Evangelisti
(1923–1993)		29 July 19764 August 1979Christian DemocracyAndreotti IV·V
Piergiorgio Bressani
(1929–2022)		4 August 197918 October 1980Christian DemocracyCossiga I
Cossiga II
Luciano Radi
(1922–2014)		18 October 198028 June 1981Christian DemocracyForlani
Francesco Compagna
(1921–1982)		28 June 198124 July 1982Italian Republican PartySpadolini I
Vittorio Olcese
(1925–1999)		23 August 19821 December 1982Italian Republican PartySpadolini II
Bruno Orsini
(1929–)		1 December 19824 August 1983Christian DemocracyFanfani V
Giuliano Amato
(1938–)		4 August 198318 April 1987Italian Socialist PartyCraxi I·II
Mauro Bubbico
(1928–1991)		18 April 198729 July 1987Christian DemocracyFanfani VI
Emilio Rubbi
(1930–2005)		29 July 198713 April 1988Christian DemocracyGoria
Riccardo Misasi
(1932–2000)		13 April 198822 July 1989Christian DemocracyDe Mita
Nino Cristofori
(1930–2015)		22 July 198928 June 1992Christian DemocracyAndreotti VI·VII
Fabio Fabbri
(1933–2024)		28 June 199228 April 1993Italian Socialist PartyAmato I
Antonio Maccanico
(1924–2013)		28 April 199310 May 1994Italian Republican PartyCiampi
Gianni Letta
(1935–)		10 May 199417 January 1995Forza ItaliaBerlusconi I
Lamberto Cardia
(1934–)		17 January 199517 May 1996IndependentDini
Enrico Luigi Micheli
(1938–2011)		17 May 199621 October 1998Italian People's PartyProdi I
Franco Bassanini
(1940–)		21 October 199822 December 1999Democrats of the LeftD'Alema I
Enrico Luigi Micheli
(1938–2011)		22 December 199911 June 2000Italian People's PartyD'Alema II
Amato II
Gianni Letta
(1935–)		11 June 200117 May 2006Forza ItaliaBerlusconi II·III
Enrico Letta
(1966–)		17 May 20068 May 2008The Daisy /
Democratic Party		Prodi II
Gianni Letta
(1935–)		8 May 200816 November 2011The People of FreedomBerlusconi IV
Antonio Catricalà
(1952–2021)		16 November 201128 April 2013IndependentMonti
Filippo Patroni Griffi
(1955–)		28 April 201322 February 2014IndependentLetta
Graziano Delrio
(1960–)		22 February 20142 April 2015Democratic PartyRenzi
Claudio De Vincenti
(1948–)		2 April 201512 December 2016Democratic Party
Maria Elena Boschi
(1981–)		12 December 20161 June 2018Democratic PartyGentiloni
Giancarlo Giorgetti
(1966–)		1 June 20185 September 2019LeagueConte I
Riccardo Fraccaro
(1981–)		5 September 201913 February 2021Five Star MovementConte II
Roberto Garofoli
(1966–)		13 February 202122 October 2022IndependentDraghi
Alfredo Mantovano
(1958–)		22 October 2022IncumbentIndependentMeloni

See also

Notes and References

  1. https://www.ilgiornale.it/news/politica/alfredo-mantovano-nuovo-sottosegretario-presidenza-consiglio-2077928.html Alfredo Mantovano, il nuovo sottosegretario alla presidenza del Consiglio

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