Cabinet of Gustavo Petro

Further information: List of political appointments by Gustavo Petro

Petro Cabinet
Cabinet of Colombia
2022–present
Cabinet of President Gustavo Petro in August 2023
Date formed	7 August 2022 (2022-08-07)
People and organisations
President	Gustavo Petro
President's history	2022–present
Vice President	Francia Márquez
No. of ministers	23 (incl. Cabinet-level members)
Member parties	Historic Pact   Liberal Party   Green Party   ASI   AICO   MAIS
Status in legislature	Coalition government
Opposition parties	Democratic Center   Radical Change   League of Anti-Corruption Governors   Oxygen Green Party
History
Election	2022 Colombian presidential election
Legislature term	9th Congress of Colombia
Advice and consent	Senate
Predecessor	Cabinet of Iván Duque

Gustavo Petro assumed office as President of Colombia on August 7, 2022. The President has the power to nominate members of his Cabinet at his own discretion, in accordance with the Constitution of Colombia.

After the confirmation and ratification of the ruling coalition, along with the other Majority Parties in Congress, the presidents of the three respective Conservative, Liberal and U parties met to obtain cabinet representation through one, two or three departments executives. The creation of the Cabinet was part of the transition of power after the 2022 Colombian presidential elections.

As a result of the political alliance between Petro and the other majority parties, the ministers of Justice and Law Néstor Osuna and Catalina Velasco of Housing, City and Territory were confirmed as political representatives of the Liberal Party, this after Petro did not accept the curriculum of other people suggested by the party who In their opinion, they did not meet the requirements for the post, so the Liberals considered withdrawing from the government, but a meeting between the two ministers with parliamentarians and party president César Gaviria consolidated support. ^[1]

The Minister of Transport Guillermo Reyes is the representation in the cabinet of the Conservative Party, as confirmed by Minister Reyes himself in several interviews. ^[2] For her part, the Minister of Information Technology and Communications, Sandra Urrutia, is the representation in the cabinet of the Party of the U, as confirmed by different media.

In addition to the 6 heads of executive departments and the 5 members attached to the Administrative Department of the presidency, there are eleven cabinet-level officials.

This page documents the confirmation process for cabinet candidates in the Gustavo Petro administration. They are listed according to the order of precedence of Colombia. ^{[3] [4] [5] [6] [7]}

Cabinet

Cabinet of President Gustavo Petro
Elected to office –all other cabinet members serve at the pleasure of the president   Serving in an acting capacity (one at present)
Office Date announced / confirmed	Designee	Office Date announced / confirmed	Designee
Vice President Announced 23 March 2022 [8] Elected 19 June 2022 Assumed office 7 August 2022	Environment Activist Francia Márquez of Cauca	Minister of the Interior Announced 26 April 2022 Assumed office 1 May 2023	Counselor for the Regions of the Presidency Luis Fernando Velasco of Cauca
Minister of Foreign Affairs Announced 25 June 2022 [9] Assumed office 7 August 2022	Member of the Constituent Assembly Álvaro Leyva of Bogotá, D.C.	Minister of Finance and Public Credit Announced 26 April 2023 [10] Assumed office 1 May 2023	President of the Territorial Development Financial Bank Ricardo Bonilla of Bogotá, D.C.
Minister of Justice and Law Announced 20 June 2022 [11] Assumed office 7 August 2022	Magistrate of the Superior Council of Judicature Néstor Osuna of Bogotá, D.C.	Minister of National Defence Announced 20 June 2022 [12] Assumed office 7 August 2022	Head of the International Commission Iván Velásquez of Antioquia
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Announced 26 April 2023 [13] Assumed office 1 May 2023	Lawyer Jhenifer Mojica of Santander	Minister of Health and Social Protection Announced 26 April 2023 [14] Assumed office 1 May 2023	Mayor of Ibague Guillermo Jaramillo of Tolima
Minister of Labour Announced 20 June 2022 [15] Assumed office 11 August 2022	Senator of Colombia Gloria Ramírez of Caldas	Minister of Mines and Energy Announced 24 July 2023 [16] Assumed office 4 August 2023 [17]	Electrical engineer and Physicist Andrés Camacho of Bogotá, D.C.
Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Announced 20 June 2022 [15] Assumed office 11 August 2022	Deputy Rector of the National University Germán Umaña of Bogotá, D.C.	Minister of National Education Announced 27 February 2023 [18] Assumed office 27 February 2023	Deputy Minister of Higher Education Aurora Vergara of Cauca Valley
Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development Announced 20 June 2022 [15] Assumed office 11 August 2022	Councilor of Bogotá Susana Muhamad of Bogotá, D.C.	Minister of Housing, City and Territory Announced 20 June 2022 [15] Assumed office 11 August 2022	Secretary of Habitat of Bogotá Catalina Velasco of Bogotá, D.C.
Minister of Information Technologies and Communications Announced 26 April 2023 Assumed office 1 May 2023	Director of the DAPR Mauricio Lizcano of Antioquia	Minister of Transport Announced 26 April 2023 [19] Assumed office 1 May 2023	President of the ANI William Camargo of Boyacá
Minister of Culture Announced 2 August 2023 [20] Assumed office 13 August 2023	Literary man, writer, journalist and editor Juan David Correa of Bogotá, D.C.	Minister of Sports Announced 27 February 2023 [18] Assumed office 27 February 2023	Degree in Physical Education Astrid Rodríguez of Bogotá, D.C.
Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation Announced 26 April 2023 Assumed office 1 May 2023 [21]	Academic and Anthropologist Yesenia Olaya of Nariño	Minister of Equality and Equity Announced 7 August 2022 Assumed office 1 July 2023	Environmental activist Francia Márquez of Cauca
Office Date announced / confirmed	Designee	Office Date announced / confirmed	Designee
Chief of Staff of the Presidency Announced 20 June 2022 [22] Assumed office 7 August 2022	Laura Sarabia of Bogotá, D.C.	Director of the DAPR Announced 26 April 2023 Assumed office 1 May 2023	Carlos Ramón González of Santander
Director of the DPN Announced 20 July 2022 [15] [23] Assumed office 24 August 2022	Jorge Iván González of Bogotá, D.C.	Director of the DAFP Announced 20 July 2022 Assumed office 24 August 2022	César Augusto Manrique of Bogotá, D.C.
Director of the DAPS Announced 20 July 2022 [24] Assumed office 24 August 2022	Cielo Rusinque of Bogotá, D.C.	Director of the DNI Announced 20 July 2022 Assumed office 24 August 2022	Manuel Casanova of Bogotá, D.C.
Director of the DANE Announced 20 July 2022 Assumed office 24 August 2022	Piedad Urduola of Bogotá, D.C.

Elected officials

President

On 4 May 2022, it was announced that leftist leader Gustavo Petro had defeated incumbent Anti-Corruption candidate Rodolfo Hernandez in the 2022 presidential election. Gustavo Petro received 11,292,758 million electoral votes compared to 10, 604,656 million electoral votes for Hernandez, with more than 10 million needed to win the presidency. He took office on 7 August 2022.

President of Colombia
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Gustavo Petro	April 16, 1960 (age 64)	Senator of Colombia (2006-2010) (2018-2022) Mayor of Bogotá (2012-2014) (2014-2015) Member of Chamber of Representatives (1991-1994) (1998-2006)	[25]

Vice President

On March 13, 2022, after the result of the primaries, in which Márquez came out with the second highest vote behind Gustavo Petro, she would be announced on March 23 as Gusavo Petro's running mate.

President of Colombia
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Francia Márquez	December 1, 1981 (age 43)	Environmental activist	[26] [27] [28]

Nominated candidates for Cabinet positions

The following cabinet positions are listed in order of their creation (also used as the basis for the Colombian presidential line of succession).

Minister of the Interior

Alfonso Prada

He was presented on April 6, 2022, as head of the debate for the presidential candidate for the Historic Pact, Gustavo Petro, later he would be announced on June 20, as Minister of the Interior, assuming office on August 7, 2022

Minister of the Interior
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Alfonso Prada	June 10, 1963 (age 61)	Secretary General of the Presidency (2017-2018) Director of SENA (2014-2017) Member of Chamber of Representatives (2010-2014) Councilor of Bogotá (1998-2006)	[29] [15]

Luis Fernando Velasco

Among the changes made in the cabinet, Velasco was announced as the replacement of Alfonso Prada as Minister of the Interior on April 26, 2023 in an official press release. ^{[30] [31]}

Minister of the Interior
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Luis Fernando Velasco	October 18, 1964 (age 60)	Counselor for the Regions of the Presidency (2022-2023) President of the Senate (2015-2016) Senator of Colombia (2006-2022) Member of the Chamber of Representatives (1998-2006)	[32] [33]

Juan Fernando Cristo

On July 3, 2024, Petro carried out his fourth change in the administration, announcing Juan Fernando Cristo as the new Minister of the Interior. ^{[34] [35]}

Minister of the Interior
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Juan Fernando Cristo	July 11, 1964 (age 60)	Minister of the Interior (2014-2017) President of the Senate (2013-2014) Senator of Colombia (1998-2014)	[36] [37]

Minister of Foreign Affairs

Álvaro Leyva

On July 25, 2022, Álvaro Leyva was announced as the new Minister of Foreign Affairs, who had previously served as a peace negotiator with insurgent groups. ^[38]

Minister of Foreign Affairs
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Álvaro Leyva	August 26, 1942 (age 82)	Member of the Constituent Assembly (1991) Minister of Mines and Energy (1984-1985) Senator of Colombia (1982-1984) (1985-1990) Member of the Chamber of Representatives (1978-1982) Deputy of the Assembly of Cundinamarca (1976-1978) Councilor of Bogotá (1974-1976) Private Secretary of the Presidency (1970-1974)

Luis Gilberto Murillo

In January 2024 due to a three-month suspension imposed by the Supreme Court of Justice on the Álvaro Leyva as Minister of Foreign Affairs Murillo would serve as Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs. ^{[39] [40]}

Minister of Foreign Affairs
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Luis Gilberto Murillo	January 1, 1967 (age 58)	Colombian Ambassador to the United States (2022-2024) Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development (2016-2018) Governor of Chocó (1998-199)

Minister of Finance and Public Credit

José Antonio Ocampo

On July 25, 2022, the President-elect appoints several of his future Ministers, including José Antonio Ocampo, who had already served as Minister of Finance and Public Credit, during the administration of Ernesto Samper.

Minister of Finance and Public Credit
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	José Antonio Ocampo	December 20, 1952 (age 72)	Minister of Finance and Public Credit (1996-1997) United Nations Undersecretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs (2003-2007) United Nations Executive Secretary for the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (1998-2003) Director of the National Planning Department (1994-1996) Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development (1993-1994)	[41]

Ricardo Bonilla

Among the changes made to the cabinet, Bonilla was announced as the replacement for José Antonio Ocampo as Minister of Finance and Public Credit on April 26, 2023 in an official press release. ^{[42] [43]}

Minister of Finance and Public Credit
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Ricardo Bonilla		President of the Territorial Development Financial Bank (2022-2023) Secretary of Finance of Bogotá (2012-2015)	[44]

Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development

Cecilia López

On July 25, 2022, the President-elect appoints several of his future Ministers, including Cecilia López, who had already served as Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, during the administration of Ernesto Samper.

Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Cecilia López	April 18, 1943 (age 81)	Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development (1995-1997) Senator of Colombia (2006-2010) Director of FONADE (1997-1998) Minister of Environment (1995-1995)	[15]

Jhénifer Mojica

Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Jhénifer Mojica		Lawyer Defensor of the Human Rights	[45] [46]

Minister of Health and Social Protection

Carolina Corcho

Minister of Health and Social Protection
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Carolina Corcho	April 13, 1983 (age 41)	Doctor Psychiatrist Political scientist Professor	[47] [48]

Guillermo Jaramillo

Minister of Health and Social Protection
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Guillermo Jaramillo	June 25, 1950 (age 74)	Mayor of Ibagué (2016-2020) Secretary of Government of Bogotá (2013-2014) Secretary of Health of Bogotá (2012-2013) Senator of Colombia (2009-2010) Governor of Tolima (1986-1985) (2001-2004) Member of the Chamber of Representatives (1982-1986)	[49]

Minister of Information Technologies and Communications

Sandra Urrutia

Minister of Information Technologies and Communications
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Sandra Urrutia	September 20, 1978 46)	Specializing in Telecommunications	[15]

Mauricio Lizcano

Minister of Information Technologies and Communications
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Mauricio Lizcano	August 12, 1976 (age 48)	Director of the DAPR (2022-2023) President of the Senate (2016-2017) Senator of Colombia (2010-2018) Member of the Chamber of Representatives (2006-2010)	[50]

Minister of Transport

Guillermo Reyes

Minister of Transport
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Guillermo Reyes	October 26, 1965 59	Deputy Minister of Justice (2006-2010) President of the National Electoral Council (2002-2006) Assistant Magistrate of the Constitutional Court (1992-2000)	[51]

William Camargo

Minister of Transport
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	William Camargo		President of the ANI (2022-2023) Director of the IDU (2013-2016)	[52]

Minister of Culture

Patricia Ariza

Minister of Culture
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Patricia Ariza	January 27, 1946 (age 79)	Plastic artist Poet Actress Playwright	[53]

Jorge Ignacio Zorro

Minister of Culture
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Background	Reference
	Jorge Ignacio Zorro	February 27, 1946 (age 79)	Musician Teacher Conductor Politician	[54]

Nominated candidates for Cabinet-level positions

Cabinet-level officials hold positions that are considered cabinet-level, but are not heads of executive departments. The exact positions that are considered Cabinet-level vary with each president. In 2019 it was raised to seven positions at the cabinet level with the creation of the Chief of Staff being the most important position at the cabinet level and the third most important at the Government level.

Chief of Staff

The Chief of Staff is traditionally the highest-ranking employee of the Casa de Nariño. The chief of staff's responsibilities are both management and advisory on the president's official affairs. The chief of staff is appointed by the President and serves at his discretion. The third member appointed to a cabinet or cabinet-level position announced by Petro was the chief of staff of the presidency, Laura Sarabia. ^[55] She resigned in June 2023, being nominated Cielo Rusinque, who would later fail to take office. ^[56]

Chief of Staff
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Years	Background	Reference
	Laura Sarabia	March 20, 1994 (age 30)	August 7, 2022 – June 2, 2023	Political scientist	[57]

General Director of the DAPRE

It is the second most important position at the cabinet level, being the director of the agency in charge of the office of the President founded in 1956.

Mauricio Lizcano

• Taking office on August 7, 2022, he would later resign by May 2023 to take office as minister. ^[58]

General Director of DAPRE
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Years	Background	Reference
	Mauricio Lizcano	August 12, 1976 (age 48)	August 7, 2022 – May 1, 2023	President of the Senate (2016-2017) Senator of Colombia (2010-2018) Member of the Chamber of Representatives (2006-2010)	[59]

Carlos Ramón González

• Was announced on May 1, 2023 and assumed office on April 26, 2022 and resigned on February 23, 2024, to take over as General Director of the DNI.

General Director of DAPRE
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Years	Background	Reference
	Carlos Ramón González	November 11, 1958 (age 66)	April 26, 2022 – February 23, 2024	President of the Green Alliance (2019-2023) Councillor of Bucaramanga (1995-1998) Member of the Chamber of Representatives (1991-1994)	[60]

Laura Sarabia

• Was announced on February 19, 2024 and assumed office on February 23, 2024.

General Director of DAPRE
Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Years	Background	Reference
	Laura Sarabia	March 20, 1994 (age 30)	August 7, 2022 – June 2, 2023	Political scientist	[61]

See also

• Council of Ministers of Colombia

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