List of Finance Ministers of Malta

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This is a list of people who held the portfolio of Finance Minister of Malta.

## Contents

* 1 Cabinets from 1921 to 1958
* 2 Cabinets since 1962
* 3 See also
* 4 Sources

## Cabinets from 1921 to 1958[edit]

* Joseph Howard, 1921-1924
* Ugo Pasquale Mifsud, 1924
* Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici, Il-Gross, 1924-1927
* Achille Samut, 1927-1930
* Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici, Il-Gross, 1932-1933
* Arthur F. Colombo, 1947-1950
* John Frendo Azzopardi, 1950
* Gorg Borg Olivier, 1950-1951
* John Frendo Azzopardi, 1951-1955
* Dom Mintoff, 1955-1958

## Cabinets since 1962[edit]

Political parties

Nationalist Party Labour Party

Fourteen people have served as Finance Minister of Malta since 1962.

Finance Minister  | Term of Office  | Political Party

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No. | Portrait | Name
(Birth–Death) | No. | Took Office | Left Office
1  |  | Giovanni Felice
(1899–1977) | 1st  | 5 March 1962  | 1963  | Nationalist Party
2  |  | Giorgio Borġ Olivier
(1911–1980) |  | 1963  | 1964  | Nationalist Party
3  |  | Tommaso Caruana Demajo
(1910–1973) |  | 1964  | 7 April 1966  | Nationalist Party
(1) |  | Giovanni Felice
(1899–1977) | 2nd  | 7 April 1966  | 21 June 1971  | Nationalist Party
4  |  | Joseph Abela
(1922–) |  | 21 June 1971  | 9 July 1979  | Labour Party
5  |  | Ġużè Cassar
(1918–2001) |  | 9 July 1979  | 20 December 1981  | Labour Party
6  |  | Lino Spiteri
(1932–2014) | 1st  | 20 December 1981  | 3 September 1983  | Labour Party
7  |  | Wistin Abela
(1933–2014) |  | 3 September 1983  | 12 May 1987  | Labour Party
8  |  | George Bonello du Puis
(1928–2010) |  | 12 May 1987  | 27 February 1992  | Nationalist Party
9  |  | John Dalli
(1948–) | 1st  | 27 February 1992  | 28 October 1996  | Nationalist Party
(6) |  | Lino Spiteri
(1932–2014) | 2nd  | 29 October 1996  | 26 March 1997  | Labour Party
10  |  | Leo Brincat
(1949–) |  | 26 March 1997  | 6 September 1998  | Labour Party
(9) |  | John Dalli
(1948–) | 2nd  | 8 September 1998  | 23 March 2004  | Nationalist Party
11  |  | Lawrence Gonzi
(1953–) |  | 23 March 2004  | 12 March 2008  | Nationalist Party
12  |  | Tonio Fenech
(1969–) |  | 12 March 2008  | 13 March 2013  | Nationalist Party
13  |  | Edward Scicluna
(1946–) |  | 13 March 2013  | 22 November 2020  | Labour Party
14  |  | Clyde Caruana
( – ) |  | 22 November 2020  | Incumbent  | Labour Party

## See also[edit]

* Government of Malta

## Sources[edit]

* Maltese ministries, etc – Rulers.org

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