Council of Ministers (Cyprus)

The Council of Ministers is the executive branch of the Cypriot government, consisting of ministers. The council is chaired by the President of Cyprus and the ministers head executive departments of the government. The President and his ministers administer the government and the various public services.

Current Council

Christodoulides government
14th Government of Cyprus
Incumbent
Date formed	1 March 2023 (2023-03-01)
People and organisations
Head of state	Nikos Christodoulides
Head of government	Nikos Christodoulides
Member parties	Independent Support From: DIKO EDEK DHPA Solidarity Movement
Opposition parties	Democratic Rally AKEL ELAM KOSP Volt
Opposition leader	Averof Neofytou Stefanos Stefanou
History
Election	2023 election
Predecessor	Second Anastasiades government
Successor	Christodoulides government

The Christodoulides government is the government of Cyprus, forming the Council of Ministers. Sworn in on 1 March 2023, it consists of members from various political parties and independent technocrats.^[1][2]

Council of Ministers

Office	Name	Period	Party
President	Nikos Christodoulides	28 Feb 2023 – Incumbent		Independent
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Konstantinos Kompos	1 March 2023 – Incumbent
Minister of Interior	Konstantinos Ioannou	1 March 2023 – Incumbent
Minister of Finance	Makis Keravnos	1 March 2023 – Incumbent
Minister of Energy, Commerce, Industry and Tourism	Giorgos Papanastasiou	1 March 2023 – Incumbent
Minister of Labour and Social Insurance	Giannis Panayiotou	1 March 2023 – Incumbent
Minister of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment	Maria Panayiotou	10 January 2024 – Incumbent
Minister of Education and Culture	Athina Michailidou	1 March 2023 – Incumbent
Minister of Justice and Public Order	Marios Hartsiotis	10 January 2024 – Incumbent
Minister of Defence	Vasilis Palmas	10 January 2024 – Incumbent
Minister of Transport, Communications and Works	Alexis Vafiadis	1 March 2023 – Incumbent
Minister of Health	Michalis Damianos	10 January 2024 – Incumbent
Government spokesman	Konstantinos Letimpiotis	1 March 2023 – Incumbent
Deputy Minister to the President	Irini Piki	1 March 2023 – Incumbent
Deputy Minister of Shipping	Marina Hatzimanoli	1 March 2023 – Incumbent
Deputy Minister of Culture	Michalis Hatzigiannis	1 March 2023 – Incumbent
Deputy Minister of Tourism	Kostas Koumis	1 March 2023 – Incumbent
Deputy Minister of Innovation, Research and Digital Policy	Nikodemos Damianou	10 January 2024 – Incumbent
Deputy Minister of Migration and International Protection	Nicholas A. Ioannides	14 June 2024 – Incumbent