The Walloon Gouvernement is the executive power of the Walloon region. It is composed of a maximum of 8 ministers and a Minister-president. It takes stopped and sanctions the decrees voted by the Walloon Parlement. Its seat is the Élysette, residence official of the President of Wallonia.

Composition

Government (1981-1985)

• Jean-Maurice Dehousse (PS), Minister-President
• Andre Damseaux (PRL), Control (?) and Foreign relations
• Philippe Busquin (PS), Budget and Energy
• Nickel silver Wathelet (PSC), New technologies, SME, territorial Development and Forests
• Valmy Féaux (PS), Water, Environment and Agriculture
• Andre Bertouille (PRL), Housing and Data processing (in 1982 replaced by Jacqueline Mainz-Goossens)

2nd Government (1985-1988)

• Nickel silver Wathelet (PSC), Personal Minister-President, New technologies, Foreign relations, Interior matters and
• Arnaud Decléty (PRL), Economy, Use in Middle-classes
• Amand Dalem (PSC), Housing and Control (?)
• Charles Aubecq (PRL), Budget, Finances and Work subsidized
• Albert Liénard (PSC), territorial Development, Rurality and Water
• Daniel Ducarme (PRL), Environment and Agriculture

3rd Government (1988-1992)

• Guy Coëme (PS), Minister-President, Water, Rural development, Nature conservation and Adminitration (in 1988 replaced by Bernard Anselme)
• Philippe Busquin (PS), Economy, SME and Employment (in 1988 replaced by Edgard Hismans)
• Amand Dalem (PSC), Budget, Finances and Housing
• Andre Cools (PS), local Authorities and subsidized Work (in 1990 replaced by Alain Van der Biest)
• Albert Liénard (PSC), territorial Development, New technologies and Foreign relations
• Guy Lutgen (PSC), Agriculture, Environment and Energy

4th Government (1992-1995)

• Guy Spitaels (PS), Minister-President, Economy, SME and Foreign relations (in 1994 replaced by Robert Collignon)
• Albert Liénard (PSC), Technological development and Employment
• Guy Mathot (PS), Interior matters, local Authorities, subsidized Administration and Work (in 1994 replaced by Bernard Anselme)
• Andre Baudson (PS), Circulation
• Jean-Pierre Grafé (PSC), Public works
• Robert Collignon (PS), territorial Development, Housing and Budget (in 1994 replaced by Jean-Claude Van Cauwenberghe and then by Willy Taminiaux)
• Guy Lutgen (PSC), Environment, Natural resources and Rurality

5th Government (1995-1999)

• Robert Collignon (PS), Minister-President, Economy, Businesses external, SME, Tourism and Inheritance
• Michel Lebrun (PSC), territorial Development, Equipment and Circulation
• Bernard Anselme (PS), Interior matters and Public office
• Jean-Claude Van Cauwenberghe (PS), Budget, Finances, Employment and Formation
• Jean-Pierre Grafé (PSC), Research, Technological development, Sport and International relations (in 1996 replaced by William Ancion)
• Willy Taminiaux (PS), social Affairs, Housing and Health
• Guy Lutgen (PSC), Environment, Natural resources and Agriculture

6th Government (1999-2004)

• Jean-Claude Van Cauwenberghe (PS), Minister-President
• Serge Kubla (MR.), Economy, Research and New technologies
• Jose Daras (Ecologist), Transport, Mobility and Energy
• Michel Daerden (PS), Finances and Public works
• Michel Drill (MR.), territorial Development, Town planning and Environment
• Jose Happart (PS), Agriculture and Rurality
• Jean-Marie Severin (MR.) (in 2000 replaced by Charles Michel (MR.), Interior matters and Public office
• Thierry Holds (Ecologist), social Affairs and Health
• Marie Arena (PS) (in 2003 replaced by Philippe Courard (PS), Emploi

7th Government (2004-2009)

After the legislative elections of June 13rd, 2004, the socialist party (34 seats) and the Humanistic Democratic Center (14 seats) formed the 7th Walloon Government.

• In October 2005, Elio Di Rupo becomes minister-president, to replace Jean-Claude Van Cauwenberghe. Jean-Claude Marcourt in addition obtained the Foreign trade following this rehandling.
• the government is deeply altered in July 2007:
• Rudy Demotte replaces Elio di Rupo with the presidency of the Area, after the re-election of this one with the head of the PS.
• Jean-Claude Marcourt obtains the Inheritance, responsibility before allocate to Michel Daerden.
• Paul Magnette enters to the government, recovering the old wallet of Christiane Vienna (outgoing since the federal elections of June 2007).
• Another new arrival, Marc Tarabella is named with the ministry for the Training to replace Marie Arena

See too

• List of the Minister-Presidents of the Walloon region

External bonds

• the Site of the Walloon Government

• international relations

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