Government Georges Pompidou (5)

This article introduces to the composition of the Gouvernement of the France under the Prime Minister Georges Pompidou of the May 31st 1968 to the July 10th 1968. It is about the fifth government of Georges Pompidou.

Composition

Government named on May 31st, 1968

Deputy secretary near the Prime Minister, in charge of the Plan and the Town and country planning: Olivier Guichard (UDVe)

Minister of Justice, Minister for Justice: Rene Capitant (UDVe)
Foreign Minister: Michel Debré (UDR)
Minister for the Armies: Pierre Messmer (UDR)
Minister of Interior Department: Raymond Marcellin (IH)
Minister for the Economy and Finances: Maurice Broods of Murville (UDR)
Ministre for State education: François-Xavier Ortoli (UDR)
Minister for the Equipment and Housing: Robert Galley (UDR)
Minister for Agriculture: Edgar Faure (UDR)
Minister of Industry: Albin Chalandon (UDVe)
Minister for Transport: Jean Chamant (IH)
Minister for the War veterans: Henri Duvillard (UDVe)
Minister for the Stations and Telecommunications: Andre Bettencourt (IH)
Minister for Information: Yves Guéna (UDR)
Minister for Youth and the Sports: Roland Nungesser (UDVe)
Minister for the Departments and overseas territories: Joel Theule (UDVe)
Minister for the Public office: Robert Boulin (UDVe)
Minister for the Scientific research and the atomic and space Questions: Christian of Malène (UDVe)

Secretary of State, near the Foreign Minister, in charge of the Co-operation: Yvon Bourges (UDVe)
Secretary of State, near the Minister of Interior Department: Andre Bord (UDVe)
Secretary of State, near the Minister for the Economy and Finances: Jacques Chirac (UDVe)
Secretary of State, near the Minister for State education: Marie-madeleine Dienesch (UDVe)
Secretary of State, near the Minister for the social Affairs, in charge of Employment: Yvon Morandat (FT)
Secretary of State, near the Minister for the Equipment and Housing, in charge of Housing: Philippe Dechartre (UDVe)

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