Cabinet of Ecuador
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Current cabinet
Rafael Correa's third cabinet was inaugurated on 24 May 2013.[2] Compared with his previous cabinet there are nine new Ministers.[3] In total there are twenty Ministers, seven Coordinating Ministers and ten National Secretaries. One of those National Secretaries is the Executive Secretary of an Institute rather than a National Secretariat.
| Office | Name | Term[4] |
| Presidency | Rafael Correa | 2013–present |
| Vice Presidency | Jorge Glas | 2013–present |
| Minister of Agriculture, Cattle raising, Aquaculture and Fishing | Javier Ponce | 2013–present |
| Minister of Environment | Lorena Tapia | 2013–present |
| Minister of Culture | Francisco Velasco | 2013–present |
| Minister of National Defense | María Fernanda Espinosa | 2013–present |
| Minister of Sports | José Francisco Cevallos | 2013–present |
| Minister of Urban Development and Housing | Pedro Jaramillo | 2013–present |
| Minister of Education | Augusto Espinosa | 2013–present |
| Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy | Esteban Albornoz | 2013–present |
| Minister of Finance | Fausto Herrera | 2013–present |
| Minister of Economic and Social Inclusion | Doris Soliz | 2013–present |
| Minister of Industries and Competitiveness | Ramiro González | 2013–present |
| Minister of the Interior | José Serrano | 2013–present |
| Minister of Justice, Human Rights and Religious Affairs | Johana Pesántez | 2013–present |
| Minister of Nonrenewable Natural Resources | Pedro Merizalde | 2013–present |
| Minister of External Relationships, Trade and Integration | Ricardo Patiño | 2013–present |
| Minister of Labour Relations | Francisco Vacas | 2013–present |
| Minister of Public Health | Carina Vance | 2013–present |
| Minister of Telecommunications and Information Society | Jaime Guerrero | 2013–present |
| Minister of Transport and Public Works | María de los Ángeles Duarte | 2013–present |
| Minister of Tourism | Freddy Ehlers | 2013–present |
| Coordinating Ministries | ||
| Coordinating Minister of Social Development | Cecilia Vaca | 2013–present |
| Coordinating Minister of Heritage | María Belén Moncayo | 2013–present |
| Coordinating Minister of Economic Politics | Patricio Rivera | 2013–present |
| Coordinating Minister of Production, Employment and Competitiveness | Richard Espinosa | 2013–present |
| Coordinating Minister of Strategic Sectors | Rafael Poveda | 2013–present |
| Coordinating Minister of Security | Homero Arellano | 2013–present |
| Coordinating Minister of Knowledge and Human Talent | Guillaume Long | 2013–present |
| National Secretaries | ||
| National Secretary of Public Administration | Vinicio Alvarado | 2013–present |
| National Secretary of Water | Walter Solis | 2013–present |
| National Secretary of Higher Education, Science, Technology and Innovation | René Ramírez | 2013–present |
| National Secretary of Communication | Fernando Alvarado | 2013–present |
| National Secretary of Risk Management | María del Pilar Cornejo | 2013–present |
| National Secretary of Planning and Development | Fander Falconí | 2013–present |
| National Secretary of the Migrant | Lorena Escudero | 2013–present |
| National Secretary of Political Management | Betty Tola | 2013–present |
| National Secretary of Transparent Management | Diego Guzmán | 2013–present |
| Executive Secretary of the Institute for Eco-development of the Amazonic region (ECORAE) | Jorge Calvas | 2013–present |
See also
References
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- Gabinete de la Revolución Ciudadana Official Ecuadorian Cabinet Portal
- Political Database of the Americas, Republic of Ecuador Cabinet Recent history of the cabinet of Ecuador provided by Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service
