Government led by Prime Minister Sanna Marin appointed
On Tuesday 10 December 2019, the President of the Republic appointed Finland’s 76th Government. On the same occasion, the President of the Republic released the ministers of Antti Rinne’s Government from their duties. The Government led by Prime Minister Sanna Marin has 19 ministers. The Social Democratic Party has 7 ministers, the Centre Party 5, the Greens 3, the Left Alliance 2, and the Swedish People’s Party of Finland 2.
Recording of the new Government's press conference
Photos from today's activities in Flickr
Prime Minister Marin’s Government Programme
Prime Minister Marin’s Government ministers
Prime Minister Antti Rinne’s address to the President of the Republic, 10 December 2019
Speech by Prime Minister Sanna Marin to the President of the Republic on 10 December 2019
Finns are more aware of the carbon footprint of their lifestyles than before
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Finnish Government
The term ‘Government’ refers to the Government of Finland which consists of a prime minister and a required number of ministers. It also denotes a decision-making body consisting of the government plenary session and the ministries.
Information about Brexit
We have grouped together information about Brexit and the future EU-UK relationship. These pages offer information, for example, on the negotiation process and the withdrawal agreement and on how UK and Finnish citizens and businesses should prepare for a withdrawal without an agreement.
International Gender Equality Prize
The International Gender Equality Prize, introduced by the Finnish Government will be awarded for the next time in autumn 2019. The prize amounts to EUR 300,000.
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Finland’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union begins on 1 July and ends on 31 December 2019.
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One of Prime Minister Juha Sipilä’s Government’s key projects is to promote an experimental culture. The aim is to find innovative ways to develop our society and services.
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Finland wants to be an active player in the Arctic in a sustainable manner, seeking growth, competitiveness and employment with due respect for the environment. Finland’s approach to the Arctic policy is outlined in the Government Programme.
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Government annually adopts a plan for analysis, assessment and research in support of its decision making to steer studies and research towards specific priority areas selected by the Government.
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Once during each electoral period, the Government submits to Parliament a report on the future focusing on long-term perspectives.
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The Central Government Communications Guidelines explains the values governing communications, outlines the duties and describes the changes in the field of communications and how these changes impact public authorities.Central Government Communications Guidelines
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Finnish citizens can be awarded honorary titles in public recognition of their services to society.
Honorary titles and decorations
Prime Minister's Office
Prime Minister's Office
The Prime Minister's Office, a ministry led by the Prime Minister in person, is responsible for monitoring the implementation of the Government’s political programme. The Prime Minister’s Office also assists the Prime Minister in the general management of Government functions.
Responsibilities
The Prime Minister’s Office supports the Prime Minister and the Government in the planning of the Government functions and related decision-making. It assists the Prime Minister and the Government in their work and provides services for government agencies and the wider public. The Prime Minister's Office is also responsible for arranging services that support decision-making by the President of the Republic and the Government, appointing ministers' special advisers and their remuneration and translating statutes, i.e. acts and decrees, into the national languages of Finland.