Kielsen I Cabinet

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The First Cabinet of Kim Kielsen was a former administration of Greenland. It was appointed on 10 December 2014 with Kim Kielsen from Forward (Siumut) as Prime Minister, [1] leading a coalition between Forward (Siumut), Democrats (Demokraatit) and Solidarity (Atassut). It was a majority government, composed of both right-wing and left-wing members. It was replaced by the Kielsen II Cabinet on 2 February 2016.

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List of ministers

The Social Democratic Siumut has 5 ministers including the Prime Minister. The Social liberal Democrats has 2 ministers. The Liberalistic Solidarity has 2 ministers.

PortfolioMinisterTookofficeLeftofficeParty
Prime Minister's Office
Prime Minister 10 December 2014Incumbent  Siumut
Deputy Prime Minister 10 December 2014Incumbent  Democrats
Ministry of Domestic Affairs
Minister for Domestic Affairs 10 December 2014Incumbent  Siumut
Ministry of Finance and Mineral Resources
Minister for Finance and Mineral Resources 10 December 2014Incumbent  Democrats
Ministry of Housing, Construction and Infrastructure
Minister for Housing, Construction and Infrastructure 10 December 2014Incumbent  Atassut
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Business Affairs and Employment
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Business, Employment and Nordic Co-operation 10 December 2014Incumbent  Siumut
Ministry of Nature, Environment and Justice
Minister for the Nature, the Environment and Justice 10 December 2014Incumbent  Atassut
Ministry of Culture, Education and Science
Minister for Culture, Education, Research and Church 10 December 2014Incumbent  Democrats
Ministry of Social Affairs, Family Affairs and Gender Equality
Minister for Integration and Social Affairs, Family Affairs, Gender Equality and Minister for Health and Prevention 10 December 2014Incumbent  Siumut
Ministry Fisheries, Hunting and Agriculture
Minister for Fisheries, Hunting and Agriculture 10 December 2014Incumbent  Siumut
Ministry of Health and Nordic Co-operation
Minister for Health and Prevention and Nordic Co-operation 10 December 2014Leave from the Assembly reinstating the Folketing. Ministry of Health and Nordic Co-operation assigned Martha Lund Olsen and Vittus Qujaukitsoq. [2]   Siumut

Party breakdown

Party breakdown of cabinet ministers:

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2
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Preceded by Cabinet of Greenland
2014–2016
Succeeded by