Second Maurer cabinet

Second Maurer cabinet
102st Cabinet of Romania
Date formed	18 March 1965 (1965-03-18)
Date dissolved	21 August 1965 (1965-08-21)
People and organisations
President of the State Council	Chivu Stoica
President of the Council of Ministers	Ion Gheorghe Maurer (PCR)
First Vice President of the Council of Ministers	Emil Bodnăraș (PCR) Gheorghe Apostol (PCR) Alexandru Drăghici (PCR) Ilie Verdeț (PCR)
No. of ministers	41
Total no. of members	32
Member party	PCR
Status in legislature	One-party state
History
Election	1965
Legislature term	5th Great National Assembly
Predecessor	Maurer I
Successor	Maurer III

The second Maurer cabinet was the government of Romania from 18 March to 21 August 1965.

The ministers of the cabinet were as follows:^[1]

• President of the Council of Ministers:

• Ion Gheorghe Maurer (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• First Vice President of the Council of Ministers:

• Emil Bodnăraș (18 March – 21 August 1965)
• Gheorghe Apostol (18 March – 21 August 1965)
• Alexandru Drăghici (18 March – 24 July 1965)
• Ilie Verdeț (24 July – 21 August 1965)

• Vice Presidents of the Council of Ministers:

• Alexandru Moghioroș (18 March – 21 August 1965)
• Alexandru Bârlădeanu (18 March – 21 August 1965)
• Gheorghe Gaston Marin (18 March – 21 August 1965)
• Petre Blajovici (4 octombrie 1955 – 19 martie 1957)
• Gheorghe Rădoi (18 March – 21 August 1965)
• Gheorghe (Gogu) Rădulescu (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of the Interior:

• Alexandru Drăghici (18 March – 24 July 1965)
• Cornel Onescu (24 July – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Foreign Affairs:

• Corneliu Mănescu (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Justice:

• Adrian Dumitriu (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of National Defense:

• Leontin Sălăjan (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Finance:

• Aurel Vijoli (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Metallurgical Industry:

• Ion Marinescu (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Petroleum and Chemical Industry:

• Mihail Florescu (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Mines and Electric Power:

• Bujor Almășan (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Construction Industry:

• Dumitru Mosora (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Machine Construction:

• Mihai Marinescu (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Light Industry:

• Alexandru Sencovici (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• President of the Superior Council of Agriculture (with ministerial rank):

• Mihai Dalea (18 March – 24 July 1965)
• Nicolae Giosan (24 July – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Forestry Economics:

• Mihai Suder (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Food Industry:

• János Fazekas (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Internal Commerce:

• Mihail Levente (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of External Commerce:

• Mihail Petri (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Transport and Telecommunications:

• Dumitru Simulescu (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Health and Social Provisions:

• Voinea Marinescu (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• Minister of Education:

• Ștefan Bălan (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• President of the State Committee for Culture and Arts (with ministerial rank):

• Constanța Crăciun (18 March – 21 August 1965)

• President of the State Planning Committee (with ministerial rank):

• Gheorghe Gaston Marin (18 March – 21 August 1965)