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Cabinet Members of President Gloria Macapagal - Arroyo

Cabinet Members of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo

Just in case your social science or Makabayan teacher asks you for the list of the cabinet members of the Philippines under the Arroyo administration.

Executive Secretary - Eduardo R. Ermita
Department of Foreign Affairs - Alberto G. Romulo
Department of Agriculture - Domingo F. Panganiban but was replaced by Arthur Yap (update 10/18)
Department of Budget and Management - Rolando G. Andaya
Department of Education - Jesli A. Lapus
Department of Energy - Raphael P.M. Lotilla was replaced by Angelo T. Reyes - (update 07/19)
Department of Environment and Natural Resources - Angelo T. Reyes was replaced by Lito Atienza (update 07/19)
Department of Finance - Margarito B. Teves
Department of Health - Francisco T. Duque III
Department of Interior and Local Government - Ronaldo V. Puno
Department of Justice - Raul M. Gonzalez
Department of Labor and Employment - Marianito D. Roque
Department of Land Reform - Nasser C. Pangandaman
Department of National Defense - Gilbert Teodoro Jr. - (update 08/07)
National Economic and Development Authority - Romulo L. Neri but was replaced by Ralph Recto (update 07/23/08)
Department of Public Works and Highways Hermogenes E. Ebdane Jr.
Department of Science and Technology - Estrella F. Alabastro
Department of Social Welfare and Development - Esperanza I. Cabral
Department of Tourism - Joseph H. Durano
Department of Trade and Industry - Peter B. Favila
Department of Transportation and Communication - Leandro R. Mendoza
Press Secretary - Ignacio Bunye was replaced by Jesus Dureza who was replaced by Serge Remonde
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