Ministry of Ecological Transition (Italy)

Ministry of the Italian government

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The ministry headquarters in Rome

The Ministry of Ecological Transition is a department of the Italian government. Replacing the ministry of Land Sea and Forests it was formed in 2021 by the Draghi Cabinet, and replaced the Ministry of the Environment.[1]

## Ministers

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The ministry is led by the Italian Minister of the Environment.

Ilaria Fontana is Undersecretary of State.[2]

## See also

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Council of Ministers of Italy

Cabinet|

* Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies
* Culture
* Defence
* Economic Development
* Infrastructure and Transport
* Economy and Finance
* Ecological Transition
* Foreign Affairs
* Health
* Interior
* Justice
* Labour
* Public Education
* Tourism
* University and Research

Former ministries|

* Aeronautics
* Budget
* Colonies
* Communications
* Environment
* Innovations and Technology
* Navy
* Occupied Italy
* Popular Culture
* Post-War Assistance
* Treasury
* War

Government of Italy

## References

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1. ^ Perrone, Manuela (2021-02-10). "Contatti Draghi-Grillo sbloccano impasse M5S. Arriva il sì al ministero della Transizione ecologica". Il Sole 24 ORE (in Italian). Retrieved 2022-01-20.
2. ^ "Governo Draghi, la ciociara Ilaria Fontana diventa sottosegretario alla Transizione Ecologica". FrosinoneToday (in Italian). Retrieved 2022-01-20.

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