Berisha II Government

Berisha II Government
64th Government of Albania
2nd Berisha Government
Date formed	17 September 2009 (2009-09-17)
Date dissolved	15 September 2013 (2013-09-15)
People and organisations
President	Bamir Topi; Bujar Nishani
Chairperson	Jozefina Topalli
Prime Minister	Sali Berisha
Total no. of members	140
Member parties	PD, LSI, PR, PDI
Status in legislature	Coalition government
Opposition parties	PS, PBDNJ
Opposition leader	Edi Rama
History
Election(s)	2009 election
Predecessor	Berisha I Government
Successor	Rama I Government

In Albania the Berisha II Government was in office from 2009 to 2013. They were sworn in on 17 September 2009, replacing the Berisha I cabinet, which had been in office since 2005. They were followed by the Rama cabinet on September 15, 2013.^[1]

The coalition between the Democratic Party (PD), the Socialist Movement for Integration (LSI), the Republican Party (PR) and the Party for Justice, Integration and Unity (PDIU) formed the government cabinet. In September 2010, Minister of Economics Dritan Prifti and in January 2011, Prime Minister Ilir Meta, withdrew.

Shortly before the end of the reign, Sali Berisha had several LSI ministers in April 2013 through rights from her own party, since the LSI was involved in a coalition with the socialists in the election campaign. Which resulted in the LSI to pull out of Berisha's coalition. On 22 April 2013 the LSI would form an alliance with the Socialist Party of Albania for the 2013 elections.^[2]

Cabinet

See also

• Council of Ministers (Albania)

References

External links

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Governments of Albania

Independent Albania (1912–1914)

• Provisional Government
• International Control Commission

Principality of Albania (1914–1925)

• Përmeti I
• Toptani
• Austro-Hungarian Command
• Government of Durrës
• Delvina
• Vrioni I
• Vrioni II
• Sacred Union Government
• Koculi
• Prishtina
• Kosturi
• Ypi
• Zogu I
• Vërlaci I
• Vrioni III
• Noli

Albanian Republic (1925–1928)

• Zogu II
• Zogu III
• Zogu IV
• Zogu V
• Zogu VI
• Zogu VII

Albanian Kingdom (1928–1939)

• Kotta I
• Evangjeli II
• Evangjeli III
• Evangjeli IV
• Frashëri
• Kotta II
• Interim Administrative Committee

Occupied Albania (1939–1944)

• Vërlaci II
• Merlika-Kruja
• Libohova I
• Bushati
• Libohova II
• Interim Executive Committee
• Mitrovica
• Dine
• Biçaku

Communist Albania (1944–1991)

• Democratic Government of Albania
• Hoxha II
• Hoxha III
• Shehu I
• Shehu II
• Shehu III
• Shehu IV
• Shehu V
• Shehu VI
• Shehu VII
• Çarçani I
• Çarçani II
• Çarçani III
• Nano I

Republic of Albania (1991–present)

• Nano II
• Government of Stability
• Technical Government
• Meksi I
• Meksi II
• Government of National Reconciliation
• Nano III
• Majko I
• Meta I
• Meta II
• Majko II
• Nano IV
• Berisha I
• Berisha II
• Rama I
• Rama II
• Rama III