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Second Von der Leyen Commission
Confirmation by the European Parliament on 27 November 2019 • Appointment by the European Council on 28 November 2019
Portfolio Designee Portfolio Designee Portfolio Designee
President
Ursula von der Leyen
of Germany Germany

(EPP–CDU)

Executive Vice President and European Commissioner
—
Clean, Just and Competitive Transition


Teresa Ribera
of Spain Spain

(PES–PSOE)

Executive Vice President and European Commissioner
—
Tech Sovereignty, Security and Democracy
Henna Virkkunen
of Finland Finland

(EPP–Kok)

Executive Vice President and European Commissioner
—
Prosperity and Industrial Strategy
Stéphane Séjourné
of France France

(ALDE–RE)

Vice President and High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy
Kaja Kallas
of Estonia Estonia

(ALDE–ER)

Vice President and European Commissioner
—
Social Rights and Skills, Quality Jobs and Preparedness
Roxana Mînzatu
of Romania Romania

(PES-PSD)

[1][2][3] [1][4][5][6][3] [1][7][3]
Vice President and European Commissioner
—
Cohesion and Reforms
Raffaele Fitto
of Italy Italy

(ECR-FdI)

European Commissioner
—
Trade and Economic Security
Interinstitutional Relations and Transparency
Maroš Šefčovič
of Slovakia Slovakia

(PES-Smer)

European Commissioner
—
Economy and Productivity
Implementation and Simplification
Valdis Dombrovskis
of Latvia Latvia

(EPP–V)

[8][3] [9][3] [3]
European Commissioner
—
Mediterranean
Dubravka Šuica
of Croatia Croatia

(EPP–HDZ)

European Commissioner
—
Health and Animal Welfare
Olivér Várhelyi
of Hungary Hungary

(Unaffiliated)

European Commissioner
—
Climate, Net Zero and Clean Growth
Wopke Hoekstra
of the Netherlands Netherlands

(EPP-CDA)

[10][11][3] [1][12][3] [1][3]
European Commissioner
—
Defence and Space
Andrius Kubilius
of Lithuania Lithuania

(EPP-TS-LKD)

European Commissioner
—
Enlargment
Marta Kos
of Slovenia Slovenia

(Unaffiliated)

European Commissioner
—
International Partnerships
Jozef Síkela
of the Czech Republic Czech Republic

(Unaffiliated-STAN)

[13][3] [14][3] [15][3]
European Commissioner
—
Cohesion and Reforms
Elisa Ferreira
of Portugal Portugal

(PES–PS)

European Commissioner
—
Health and Food Safety
Stella Kyriakides
of Cyprus Cyprus

(EPP–DISY)

European Commissioner
—
Justice
Didier Reynders
of Belgium Belgium

(ALDE–MR)

[16][17][3] [1][18][3] [19][3]
European Commissioner
—
Equality
Helena Dalli
of Malta Malta

(PES–PL)

European Commissioner
—
Home Affairs
Ylva Johansson
of Sweden Sweden

(PES–S)

European Commissioner
—
Crisis Management
Janez Lenarčič
of Slovenia Slovenia

(ALDE–Ind.)

[20][3] [21][3] [22][23][3]
European Commissioner
—
Transport
Adina Vălean
of Romania Romania

(EPP–PNL)

European Commissioner
—
Neighbourhood and Enlargement
Olivér Várhelyi
of Hungary Hungary

(EPP–Ind.)

European Commissioner
—
International Partnerships
Jutta Urpilainen
of Finland Finland

(PES–SDP)

[24][3] [1][3] [25][26][3]
European Commissioner
—
Energy
Kadri Simson
of Estonia Estonia

(Unaffiliated–EK)

European Commissioner
—
Environment, Oceans and Fisheries
Virginijus Sinkevičius
of Lithuania Lithuania

(EGP–LVŽS)

European Commissioner
—
Financial Stability, Financial Services and the Capital Markets Union
Mairead McGuinness
of Republic of Ireland Ireland

(EPP–FG)

[27][28][3] [29][3] [30]
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