Stefano Patuanelli

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↑ "Stefano Patuanelli prende il testimone da Di Maio: è il nuovo ministro per lo Sviluppo economico". TPI (in Italian). 4 September 2019. Retrieved 4 September 2019.

Stefano Patuanelli
Official portrait, 2021

Minister of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies
In office 13 February 2021 –22 October 2022

v t e Conte II Cabinet (2019–21)
Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte
Ministers Di Maio Lamorgese Bonafede Guerini Gualtieri Patuanelli Bellanova Costa De Micheli Catalfo Fioramonti Azzolina Manfredi Franceschini Speranza D'Incà Dadone Boccia Provenzano Bonetti Amendola Spadafora Pisano

v t e Draghi Cabinet (2021–22)
Prime Minister Mario Draghi
Ministers Luigi Di Maio Luciana Lamorgese Marta Cartabia Lorenzo Guerini Daniele Franco Giancarlo Giorgetti Stefano Patuanelli Roberto Cingolani Enrico Giovannini Andrea Orlando Patrizio Bianchi Maria Cristina Messa Dario Franceschini Roberto Speranza Massimo Garavaglia Federico D'Incà Renato Brunetta Mariastella Gelmini Mara Carfagna Elena Bonetti Fabiana Dadone Vittorio Colao Erika Stefani

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