Prime Minister-elect Péter Magyar named seven ministers of the future Tisza government on Monday during a press conference held after the first meeting of the Tisza parliamentary group.
According to MTI, Magyar said he is proposing Anita Orbán as Foreign Minister, András Kármán as Finance Minister, and István Kapitany as Minister of Economy and Energy for the Tisza government, which is expected to consist of 16 ministries.
He also said that he proposes Zsolt Hegedűs as Minister of Health, László Gajdos as Minister of the Environment, Romulus Ruszin-Szendi as Minister of Defense, and Szabolcs Bóna as Minister of Agriculture.
Magyar also announced that his cabinet will include ministries for the prime minister’s office, interior, justice, transport and investment, education, social affairs, rural development, digital and technological affairs, and a portfolio covering science, sport, civil society, churches, and media regulation.
The precise titles of the ministries will be disclosed when the nominees are presented, he said, adding that new ministerial candidates are expected to be announced later this week.
Magyar also confirmed that the final plan for parliamentary committees, reflecting the structure of the new government, will be submitted to the National Assembly’s directorate on Monday.