The list of ministers and minister-delegates to take over portfolios in the Ponta III Government is as follows:

Prime Minister: Victor Ponta

Deputy prime minister: Liviu Dragnea (also to take over the Administration and Regional Development portfolio)

Deputy prime minister: Gabriel Oprea (also nominated for the position of Interior minister)

Deputy prime minister: Daniel Constantin (also nominated for the position of Agriculture and Rural Development minister)

Deputy prime minister: Kelemen Hunor (also to take over the Culture portfolio)

Public Finance Minister: Ioana Petrescu

Foreign Affairs Minister: Titus Corlatean

Defense Minister: Mircea Dusa

Justice Minister: Robert Cazanciuc

Education Minister: Remus Pricopie

Minister of European funds: Eugen Teodorovici

Health Ministeri: Nicolae Banicioiu

Economy Minister: Constantin Nita

Transport Minister: Dan Sova

Labor Minister: Rovana Plumb

Environment Minister: Korodi Attila

Minister for Information Society: Razvan Cotovelea

Youth and Sports Minister: Gabriela Szabo

Minister for the relation with Parliament: Eugen Nicolicea

Minister-delegate for Romanians Everywhere: Bogdan Stanoevici

Minister-delegate for Forests: Doina Pana

Minister-delegate for Budget: Liviu Voinea

Minister-delegate for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises, Business Environment and Tourism: Florin Jianu

Minister-delegate for Energy: Razvan Nicolescu

Minister for Higher Education, Scientific Research and Technological Development: Mihnea Costoiu

Minister-delegate for Social Dialogue: Aurelia Cristea

The proposed ministers are members of the Social Democratic Party (PSD), the Conservative Party (PC), the National Union for the Progress of Romania (UNPR), the Hungarian minority party UDMR, as well as independent politicians.

Romanian Parliament’s committees will convene Tuesday morning to hear and vote on the endorsement of ministers proposed to take over portfolios in the new Ponta Cabinet.

The Parliament will assemble for a confidence vote on the new Cabinet Tuesday at 3 p.m.