Deputy Prime Minister of Romania

Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of Romania
Vice prim ministru Guvernului României
Incumbents Marian Neacșu (left) since 15 June 2023 Cătălin Predoiu (right) since 15 June 2023
Appointer	Prime Minister of Romania
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The Deputy Prime Minister of Romania (Romanian: Vice prim ministru României), officially the Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of Romania (Romanian: Vice prim ministru Guvernului României), is a minister in the Government of Romania. It is considered a non-portfolio role.^[1]

List of deputy prime ministers (1932–1947)

Portrait	Name	Term of office		Party	Prime Minister
	Gheorghe Mironescu	20 October 1932	13 November 1933	PNȚ	Iuliu Maniu Alexandru Vaida-Voevod
Office not in use		1933–1936		—
	Ion Inculeț	29 August 1936	14 November 1937		Gheorghe Tătărescu
Office not in use		1937–1939		—
	Armand Călinescu	1 February 1939	6 March 1939	FRN	Miron Cristea
Office not in use		1939–1940		—
	Gheorghe Mihail	4 July 1940	4 September 1940	Mil.	Ion Gigurtu
	Horia Sima	14 September 1940	20 January 1941	Iron Guard	Ion Antonescu
	Mihai Antonescu	20 January 1941	23 August 1944	Independent	Ion Antonescu
	Petru Groza	4 November 1944	28 February 1945	FP	Constantin Sănătescu Nicolae Rădescu
	Gheorghe Tătărescu	6 March 1945	5 November 1947	PNL-T	Petru Groza

List of first vice presidents of the Council of Ministers (1948–1989)

Portrait	Name	Term of office		Party	Prime Minister
	Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej	15 April 1948	2 June 1952	PMR	Petru Groza
Office not in use		1952–1954		—
	Chivu Stoica	20 August 1954	4 October 1955	PMR	Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
	Iosif Chișinevschi			PMR
	Alexandru Drăghici			PMR
	Emil Bodnăraș	4 October 1955	19 March 1957	PMR	Chivu Stoica
	Alexandru Drăghici			PMR
	Miron Constantinescu			PMR
	Petre Borilă			PMR
Office not in use		1957–1961		—
	Gheorghe Apostol	21 March 1961	17 March 1965	PMR	Ion Gheorghe Maurer
	Alexandru Drăghici	18 March 1965	24 July 1965	PMR	Ion Gheorghe Maurer
	Emil Bodnăraș		20 August 1965	PMR
	Gheorghe Apostol			PMR
	Ilie Verdeț	24 July 1965		PCR
	Gheorghe Apostol	21 August 1965	3 January 1967	PCR	Ion Gheorghe Maurer
	Emil Bodnăraș		8 December 1967	PCR
	Alexandru Bârlădeanu			PCR
	Ilie Verdeț	3 January 1967		PCR
	Ilie Verdeț	9 December 1967	18 March 1975	PCR	Ion Gheorghe Maurer Manea Mănescu
Office not in use		1975–1978		—
	Ilie Verdeț	7 March 1978	30 March 1979	PCR	Manea Mănescu
	Gheorghe Oprea			PCR
	Gheorghe Oprea	30 March 1979	29 March 1980	PCR	Ilie Verdeț
	Gheorghe Oprea	29 March 1980	22 December 1989	PCR	Ilie Verdeț Constantin Dăscălescu
	Ion Dincă			PCR
	Elena Ceaușescu			PCR

List of deputy prime ministers (1989–present)

Portrait	Name	Term of office		Party	Prime Minister
	Mihai Drăgănescu	28 December 1989	31 May 1990	FSN	Petre Roman
	Gelu Voican Voiculescu		28 June 1990	FSN
	Ion Aurel Stoica	28 March 1990		FSN
	Anton Vătășescu			FSN
Office not in use		1990–2008		—
	Dan Nica	22 December 2008	1 October 2009	PSD	Emil Boc
	Vasile Blaga (Acting)	1 October 2009	27 November 2009	PDL	Emil Boc
	Béla Markó	23 December 2009	9 February 2012	UDMR	Emil Boc Mihai Răzvan Ungureanu
Office not in use		2012		—
	Florin Georgescu	7 May 2012	21 December 2012	Independent	Victor Ponta
	Daniel Chițoiu	21 December 2012	19 February 2014	PNL	Victor Ponta
	Liviu Dragnea		5 March 2014	PSD
	Gabriel Oprea			UNPR
	Victor Ponta (Acting)	19 February 2014		PSD
	Kelemen Hunor	5 March 2014	24 November 2014	UDMR	Victor Ponta
	Liviu Dragnea		13 December 2014	PSD
	Gabriel Oprea			UNPR
	Daniel Constantin			PC
	Csilla Hegedüs	24 November 2014		UDMR
	Gabriel Oprea	17 December 2014	9 November 2015	UNPR	Victor Ponta
	Vasile Dîncu	17 November 2015	4 January 2017	Independent	Dacian Cioloș
	Costin Borc			Independent
	Daniel Constantin	4 January 2017	3 April 2017	ALDE	Sorin Grindeanu
	Sevil Shhaideh		14 June 2017	PSD
	Grațiela-Leocadia Gavrilescu	3 April 2017		ALDE
	Augustin Jianu	16 June 2017	29 June 2017	PSD	Sorin Grindeanu
	Sevil Shhaideh	29 June 2017	17 October 2017	PSD	Mihai Tudose
	Marcel Ciolacu		29 January 2018	PSD
	Grațiela Gavrilescu			ALDE
	Paul Stănescu	17 October 2017		PSD
	Grațiela Gavrilescu	29 January 2018	27 August 2019	ALDE	Viorica Dăncilă
	Paul Stănescu		4 November 2019	PSD
	Viorel Ștefan			PSD
	Raluca Turcan	4 November 2019	23 December 2020	PNL	Ludovic Orban
	Dan Barna	23 December 2020	6 September 2021	USR	Florin Cîțu
	Kelemen Hunor		25 November 2021	UDMR
	Sorin Grindeanu	25 November 2021	15 June 2023	PSD	Nicolae Ciucă
	Kelemen Hunor			UDMR
	Marian Neacșu	15 June 2023	incumbent	PSD	Marcel Ciolacu
	Cătălin Predoiu			PNL

See also

• List of heads of government of Romania

References