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Maltese Government 2008–2013

20th Cabinet of Malta
Date formed10 March 2008
Date dissolved11 March 2013
People and organisations
Head of stateEddie Fenech Adami (2008-2009)
George Abela (2009-2013)
Head of governmentLawrence Gonzi
Member partyNationalist Party
Opposition partyLabour Party
Opposition leaderAlfred Sant (2008)
Charles Mangion (2008)
Joseph Muscat (2008-2013)
History
Election2008 general election
PredecessorMaltese Government 2003–2008
SuccessorMaltese Government 2013–2018

The Maltese Government 2008–2013 was the Government of Malta from 11 March 2008 to 10 March 2013. The Prime Minister was Lawrence Gonzi.

Cabinet

Portfolio Minister Took office Left office Party
Prime MinisterLawrence Gonzi10 March 200811 March 2013 Nationalist
Deputy Prime MinisterTonio Borg10 March 200828 November 2012 Nationalist
Minister for EducationDolores Cristina10 March 20089 February 2010 Nationalist
Minister for Education and EmploymentDolores Cristina6 January 201211 March 2013 Nationalist
Minister for Education, Employment, and FamilyDolores Cristina9 February 20106 January 2012 Nationalist
Minister for Finance, Economy, and InvestmentTonio Fenech10 March 200811 March 2013 Nationalist
Minister for Foreign AffairsTonio Borg10 March 200828 November 2012 Nationalist
Francis Zammit Dimech28 November 201211 March 2013 Nationalist
Minister for GozoGiovanna Debono10 March 200811 March 2013 Nationalist
Minister for Health, Elderly, and Community CareJoe Cassar9 February 201011 March 2013 Nationalist
Minister for Home AffairsLawrence Gonzi30 May 201211 March 2013 Nationalist
Minister for Home and Parliamentary AffairsCarmelo Mifsud Bonnici6 January 201230 May 2012 Nationalist
Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, and CommunicationsAustin Gatt10 March 200811 March 2013 Nationalist
Minister for Justice and Home AffairsCarmelo Mifsud Bonnici10 March 20086 January 2012 Nationalist
Minister for Justice, Public Dialogue, and FamilyChris Said6 January 201211 March 2013 Nationalist
Minister for Social PolicyJohn Dalli10 March 20089 February 2010 Nationalist
Minister for Tourism, Environment, and CultureJohn Dalli10 March 20089 February 2010 Nationalist
Minister for Tourism, Environment, and CultureMario de Marco6 January 201211 March 2013 Nationalist

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