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Undersecretary (Italy)

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The Undersecretary of State (Italian: Sottosegretario di Stato), in the Italian political system, is a member of the Government of Italy with the function of assisting the minister and carrying out the tasks that have been delegated to them by the minister. The undersecretary falls into the second category of the order of offices of the Italian Republic.^[1]

List

Draghi government (2021 to 2022)

Vincenzo Amendola (PD) – Delegated to European Affairs
Franco Gabrielli (Ind.) – Delegated to the Authority for the Security of the Republic
Giuseppe Moles (FI) – Delegated to Information and Publishing
Bruno Tabacci (CD) – Delegated to the Coordination of Economic Policy and to Space
Valentina Vezzali (Ind.) – Delegated to Sport (since 16 March 2021)
Benedetto Della Vedova (+E) – Foreign Affairs
Manlio Di Stefano (M5S) – Foreign Affairs
Nicola Molteni (Lega) – Interior
Ivan Scalfarotto (IV) – Interior
Carlo Sibilia (M5S) – Interior
Anna Macina (M5S) – Justice
Francesco Paolo Sisto (FI) – Justice
Giorgio Mulè (FI) – Defence
Stefania Pucciarelli (Lega) – Defence
Claudio Durigon (Lega) – Economy and Finance
Maria Cecilia Guerra (Art.1) – Economy and Finance
Alessandra Sartore (PD) – Economy and Finance
Anna Ascani (PD) – Ministry of Economic Development
Francesco Battistoni (FI) – Ministry of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies
Gian Marco Centinaio (Lega) – Ministry of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies
Ilaria Fontana (M5S) – Ministry of the Ecological Transition
Vannia Gava (Lega) – Ministry of the Ecological Transition
Giancarlo Cancelleri (M5S) – Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport
Rossella Accoto (M5S) – Ministry of Labour and Social Policies
Tiziana Nisini (Lega) – Ministry of Labour and Social Policies
Barbara Floridia (M5S) – Ministry of Education, University and Research
Rossano Sasso (Lega) – Ministry of Education, University and Research
Lucia Borgonzoni (Lega) – Ministry of Culture
Andrea Costa (NcI) – Ministry of Health
Pierpaolo Sileri (M5S) – Ministry of Health
Deborah Bergamini (FI) – Parliamentary Relations
Simona Malpezzi (PD) – Parliamentary Relations
Caterina Bini (PD) – Parliamentary Relations
Dalila Nesci (M5S) – The South and Territorial Cohesion
Assuntela Messina (PD) – Technological Innovation

Meloni government (2022 to present)

Alfredo Mantovano (Ind.) – Authority for the Security of the Republic
Alessio Butti (FdI) – Technological Innovation
Giovanbattista Fazzolari (FdI) – Implementation of the Government Program
Alberto Barachini (FI) – Information and Publishing
Alessandro Morelli (Lega) – Coordination of Economic Policy

Andrea Delmastro (FdI) – Justice
Andrea Ostellari (Lega) – Justice
Lucia Albano (FdI) – Economy and Finance
Federico Freni (Lega) – Economy and Finance
Sandra Savino (FI) – Economy and Finance

Fausta Bergamotto (FdI) – Economic Development
Massimo Bitonci (Lega) – Economic Development
Luigi D'Eramo (Lega) – Agriculture
Patrizio La Pietra (FdI) – Agriculture
Claudio Barbaro (FdI) – Environment
Tullio Ferrante (FI) – Infrastructure and Transport
Claudio Durigon (Lega) – Labour and Social Policies
Paola Frassinetti (FdI) – Education
Augusta Montaruli (FdI) – University and Research

Giuseppina Castiello (Lega) – Parliamentary Relations
Matilde Siracusano (FI) – Parliamentary Relations

References

^ "Governo Italiano - I Ministeri del Governo Renzi". 2015-11-17. Archived from the original on 17 November 2015. Retrieved 2022-04-26.

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