The Greco I cabinet was the 5th government of the Vegnese Republic. It was announced after 1721 Vegno Elections.
The Greco government was the first technocratic government in the history of Vegno due to the lack of a solid majority after the vote. Ungovernability, coupled with a lack of agreement between the forces in the Assemblea Nazionale, led President Antonio Visciglia to appoint a super partes extra-parliamentary figure with the aim of revising the electoral law and thus preventing such a situation from reoccurring. After several talks, lawyer Angelo Greco, a popular though controversial figure, was summoned to the Dilemma Palace to form the executive.
Composition of the Government
President of the Republic
Prime Minister
| N.
|
Portrait
|
Name
|
Term of office
|
Party
|
Election
|
| Took office
|
Left office
|
| 1
|
|
Angelo Greco
|
1722 AN
|
1726 AN
|
|
Independent
|
1721
|
Council of Ministers
| Portfolio
|
Name
|
Party
|
| Prime Minister
|
Angelo Greco
|
|
Ind
|
| Ministry of Foreign Affairs
|
Celso Giordano
|
|
Ind
|
| Ministry of the Interior
|
Liviana Cattaneo
|
|
Ind
|
| Ministry of Justice
|
Stefano Galaverni
|
|
Ind
|
| Ministry of Defence
|
Bruno Carmelo Pezzullo
|
|
Ind
|
| Ministry of Economy and Finance
|
Fabio Tajarol
|
|
Ind
|
| Ministry of Economic Development
|
Mauro De Gobbis
|
|
Ind
|
| Ministry of Agricultural, Food, and Forestry Policy
|
Luca Malambrì
|
|
Ind
|
| Ministry of the Environment and Protection of Land and Sea
|
Renata Apollinare
|
|
Ind
|
| Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport
|
Gilda Sabauda
|
|
Ind
|
| Ministry of Labour, Health, and Social Policy
|
Ida Poggio
|
|
Ind
|
| Ministry of Education, Universities, and Research
|
Anna-Gabrysia Zając
|
|
Ind
|
| Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities
|
Dimitri Costello
|
|
Ind
|
Chronology
