Italy’s new Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Friday unveiled a list of 24 ministers, including six women, most of them from the three parties of the right-wing and far-right coalition that won parliamentary elections on September 25, AFP reported.

Georgia Maloney added two deputy prime ministers: Matteo Salvini, head of the anti-immigration League, and Antonio Tajani, a key member of Silvio Berlusconi’s Forza Italia party.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure: Matteo Salvini

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs: Antonio Tajani

Minister of Economy: Giancarlo Giorgetti

Minister of the Interior: Matteo Piantedosi

Minister of Economic Development: Adolfo Urso

Minister of Justice: Carlo Nordio

Minister of Defense: Guido Crozetto

Minister of Health: Orazio Schillaci

Minister of Reforms: Maria Elisabetta Alberti Casellati

Minister of Labor: Marina Elvira Calderone

Minister of Education: Giuseppe Valditara

Minister of Universities and Research: Annamaria Bernini

Minister for European Affairs, Cohesion Policy and Recovery Plan: Raffaele Fitto

Minister of Civil Service: Gilberto Pichetto Fratin

Minister of Family, Birth and Equal Opportunities: Eugenia Roccella

Minister of Tourism: Daniela Santanche

Minister of Regional Affairs and Autonomy: Roberto Calderoli

Minister of Culture: Gennaro Sangiuliano

Minister of Sports and Youth: Andrea Abodi

Minister of Environment and Ecological Sovereignty: Paolo Zangrillo

Minister of Maritime and Southern Policy: Sebastiano Musumeci

Minister of Disability Affairs: Alessandra Locatelli

Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty: Francesco Lollobrigida

Minister of Relations with the Parliament: Luca Siriani