Gwamnatin Monti

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Gwamnatin Monti ita ce gwamnatin Italiya ta sittin da ɗaya kuma an sanar da ita a ranar 16 ga Nuwamba 2011. ^[1] Wannan majalisar ministocin ta Kwararru ta ƙunshi masu zaman kansu, uku daga cikinsu mata ne kuma an kafa ta a matsayin gwamnatin wucin gadi . ^[1] Gwamnati ta tafiyar da kasar na tsawon watanni goma sha takwas har zuwa bayan zaben da aka yi a bazarar 2013 sannan aka maye gurbinsa da gwamnatin Letta, wanda Enrico Letta ya kafa a ranar 28 ga Afrilu.

A ranar 9 ga Nuwamba 2011, Shugaban Italiya Giorgio Napolitano ya nada Monti a matsayin Sanata na rayuwa . Ana kallonsa a matsayin wanda aka fi so ya maye gurbin Silvio Berlusconi da jagorantar sabuwar gwamnatin hadin kan kasar Italiya domin aiwatar da sauye-sauye da matakan tsuke bakin aljihu. Babban makasudin nadin Monti shi ne ceto Italiya daga rikicin bashi na yankin Euro .

A ranar 12 ga Nuwamba 2011, bayan murabus din Berlusconi, Napolitano ya nemi Monti ya kafa sabuwar gwamnati. Monti ya yarda, kuma ya tattauna da shugabannin manyan jam'iyyun siyasar Italiya, inda ya bayyana cewa yana son kafa gwamnatin da za ta ci gaba da kasancewa a ofis har zuwa zabukan gama gari na gaba a 2013. A ranar 16 ga Nuwamba 2011, Monti aka rantsar da shi a matsayin Firayim Minista na Italiya, bayan sanar da gwamnati mai fasaha wacce ta kunshi kwararrun da ba a zaba gaba daya . ^[2] Ya kuma zabi ya rike mukamin Ministan Tattalin Arziki da Kudi da kansa. Wa'adinsa na ƙarshe ya kasance har zuwa 11 Yuli 2012 lokacin da Vittorio Grilli, wanda a baya mataimakin minista, ya zama Minista.

A ranakun 17 da 18 ga Nuwamba, 2011, Majalisar Dattijai ta Italiya da Majalisar Wakilai ta Italiya duk sun amince da kudurin amincewa da goyan bayan gwamnatin Monti, inda kungiyar ta Arewa kawai ta kada kuri'ar kin amincewa.

Ƙuri'un zuba jari[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

17–18 November 2011 Investiture votes for the Monti Cabinet
Majalisar	Zabe	Jam'iyyu	Ƙuri'u
Majalisar Dattijai ta Jamhuriyar </br>(Voting: 306^{[lower-alpha 1]} of 322, Majority: 154)</br> Yawancin: 154)	</img> iya	PdL (121), PD (104), UDC - SVP - Aut (14), Pole na uku ( API - FLI ) (13), IdV (10), CN (10), Wasu (7)	281 / 306
	</img> A'a	LN (25)	25 / 306
	Kauracewa	Babu	0 / 306
Majalisar Wakilai </br>(Voting: 617^{[lower-alpha 2]} of 630, Majority: 309)</br> Yawancin: 309)	</img> iya	PdL (205), PD (205), UdC (37), FLI (23), PT (22), IdV (21), Wasu (43)	556 / 617
	</img> A'a	LN (59), PdL ( 1 ), PT ( 1 )	61 / 617
	Kauracewa	Babu	0 / 617

↑ Absent (12): PdL (6), PD (2), UDC–SVP–Aut (1), Others (3)
On institutional leave (3): CN (2), Others (1)
President (1)
↑ Absent (12): PdL (6), FLI (3), PD (1), IdV (1), PT (1)
On institutional leave (1): UDC (1)

Abun ciki[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Office	Portrait	Name	Term of office	Party
Prime Minister		Mario Monti	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
Prime Minister	Undersecretaries Antonio Catricalà (Ind.) – Delegated to Administrative Coordination Paolo Peluffo (Ind.) – Delegated to Information and Communications, Publishing and Administrative Coordination (since 19 January 2012) Carlo Malinconico (Ind.) – Delegated to Publishing (until 10 January 2012) Gianni De Gennaro (Ind.) – Delegated to Authority for the Security of the Republic (since 11 May 2012)

Minister of Foreign Affairs		Giulio Terzi di Sant'Agata	16 November 2011 – 26 March 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
		Mario Monti (Acting)	26 March 2013 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
	Deputy Minister Marta Dassù (since 27 March 2013) Undersecretaries Marta Dassù (until 27 March 2013) Staffan de Mistura (since 27 March 2013)
Minister of the Interior		Anna Maria Cancellieri	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" \|	Independent
Minister of the Interior	Undersecretaries Carlo De Stefano (Ind.) Giovanni Ferrara (Ind.) Saverio Ruperto (Ind.)
Minister of Justice		Paola Severino	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" \|	Independent
Minister of Justice	Undersecretaries Salvatore Mazzamuto (Ind.) Andrea Zoppini (Ind.) (until 15 May 2012) Antonino Gullo (Ind.) (since 6 July 2012) Sabato Malinconico (Ind.) (since 6 July 2012)
Minister of Defence		Giampaolo Di Paola	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
Minister of Defence	Undersecretaries Filippo Milone (Ind.) Gianluigi Magri (Ind.)
Minister of Economy and Finance		Mario Monti (Acting)	16 November 2011 – 11 July 2012	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
		Vittorio Grilli	11 July 2012 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
	Deputy Minister Vittorio Grilli (Ind.) (until 11 July 2012) Undersecretaries Vieri Ceriani (Ind.) Gianfranco Polillo (Ind.)
Minister of Economic Development, Infrastructure and Transport		Corrado Passera	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
	Deputy Minister Mario Ciaccia (Ind.) (Infrastructure and Transport) Undersecretaries Claudio De Vincenti (Ind.) (Economic Development) Massimo Vari (Ind.) (Economic Development) Guido Improta (Ind.) (Infrastructure and Transport)
Minister of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies		Mario Catania	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
Minister of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies	Undersecretary Franco Braga (Ind.)
Minister of the Environment		Corrado Clini	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
Minister of the Environment	Undersecretary Tullio Fanelli (Ind.)
Minister of Labour and Social Policies		Elsa Fornero	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" \|	Independent
Minister of Labour and Social Policies	Deputy Minister Michel Martone (Ind.) Undersecretary Maria Cecilia Guerra (Ind.)
Minister of Education, University and Research		Francesco Profumo	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
Minister of Education, University and Research	Undersecretaries Elena Ugolini (Ind.) Marco Rossi-Doria (Ind.)
Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities		Lorenzo Ornaghi	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities	Undersecretary Roberto Cecchi (Ind.)
Minister of Health		Renato Balduzzi	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
Minister of Health	Undersecretary Adelfio Elio Cardinale (Ind.)

Minister for Parliamentary Relations and Implementation of the Government Program (without portfolio)		Dino Piero Giarda	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
	Undersecretaries Giampaolo D'Andrea (Ind.) Antonio Malaschini (Ind.)
Minister of Public Administration (without portfolio)		Filippo Patroni Griffi	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
Minister of Regional Affairs, Tourism and Sport (without portfolio)		Piero Gnudi	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
Minister of European Affairs (without portfolio)		Enzo Moavero Milanesi	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
Minister for Territorial Cohesion (without portfolio)		Fabrizio Barca	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent
Minister for Integration and International Cooperation (without portfolio)		Andrea Riccardi	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent

Secretary of the Council of Ministers (Undersecretary to the Presidency of the Council of Ministers)		Antonio Catricalà	16 November 2011 – 28 April 2013	bgcolor="Template:Party color" width="1%" \|	Independent

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Empty citation (help)
↑ "Monti Unveils Technocratic Cabinet for Italy" (16 November 2011). BBC News. Retrieved 17 November 2011.

Sanannen ayyuka[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

[3] Absent (12): PdL (6), PD (2), UDC–SVP–Aut (1), Others (3)
On institutional leave (3): CN (2), Others (1)
President (1)

[4] Absent (12): PdL (6), FLI (3), PD (1), IdV (1), PT (1)
On institutional leave (1): UDC (1)

[bulletin-1] 1.0 ^1.1 Empty citation (help)

[2] "Monti Unveils Technocratic Cabinet for Italy" (16 November 2011). BBC News. Retrieved 17 November 2011.

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