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Prime Minister of Slovenia

Prime Minister of the Republic of Slovenia
Incumbent
Miro Cerar
since 18 September 2014
Appointer National Assembly
Term length No term limit
Inaugural holder Lojze Peterle
Formation 16 May 1990
Slovenia
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There have been eight Prime Ministers of Slovenia, officially the President of the Government of Slovenia (Slovene: Predsednik Vlade Republike Slovenije) since the country gained parliamentary democracy in 1989, and independence in 1991. Unlike the President of Slovenia, who is directly elected, the prime minister is appointed by the National Assembly, and must control a majority there in order to govern.

List of Prime Ministers of Slovenia

Socialist Republic of Slovenia

Parties

      KPS/ZKS

      SDP
# Name
(Born–Died) 		Portrait Term of office Political Party
Prime Ministers
1945–1953
1 Boris Kidrič
(1912–1953) 		5 May 1945 June 1946 Communist Party of Slovenia
2 Miha Marinko
(1900–1983) 		June 1946 1953 Communist Party of Slovenia (until 1952)
League of Communists of Slovenia (from 1952)
Presidents of the Executive Council
1953–1991
2 Miha Marinko
(1900–1983) 		1953 15 December 1953 League of Communists of Slovenia
3 Boris Kraigher
(1914–1967) 		15 December 1953 25 June 1962 League of Communists of Slovenia
4 Viktor Avbelj
(1914–1993) 		25 June 1962 1965 League of Communists of Slovenia
5 Janko Smole
(1921–2010) 		1965 1967 League of Communists of Slovenia
6 Stane Kavčič
(1919–1987) 		1967 27 November 1972 League of Communists of Slovenia
7 Andrej Marinc
(1930– ) 		27 November 1972 April 1978 League of Communists of Slovenia
8 Anton Vratuša
(1915– ) 		April 1978 July 1980 League of Communists of Slovenia
9 Janez Zemljarič
(1928– ) 		July 1980 23 May 1984 League of Communists of Slovenia
10 Dušan Šinigoj
(1933– ) 		23 May 1984 16 May 1990 League of Communists of Slovenia (until 1989)
Party of Democratic Renewal (from 1989)

Republic of Slovenia

Parties

      SKD       LDS       SLS       NSi       SDS       SD       PS       ZaAB

      SMC
# Name
(Born–Died) 		Portrait Elected Term of office Political Affiliation
Prime Ministers
1990 onwards
1 Lojze Peterle
(1948– ) 		1990 16 May 1990 14 May 1992 Slovene Christian Democrats (DEMOS)
2 Janez Drnovšek
(1950–2008) 		1992
1996 		14 May 1992 7 June 2000 Liberal Democracy of Slovenia
3 Andrej Bajuk
(1943–2011) 		— 7 June 2000 4 August 2000 Slovenian People's Party (SLS+SKD)
(3) 4 August 2000 30 November 2000 New Slovenia - Christian People's Party
(2) Janez Drnovšek
(1950–2008) 		2000 30 November 2000 19 December 2002 Liberal Democracy of Slovenia
4 Anton Rop
(1960– ) 		— 19 December 2002 3 December 2004 Liberal Democracy of Slovenia
5 Janez Janša
(1958– ) 		2004 3 December 2004 21 November 2008 Slovenian Democratic Party
6 Borut Pahor
(1963– ) 		2008 21 November 2008 10 February 2012 Social Democrats
(5) Janez Janša
(1958– ) 		2011 10 February 2012 20 March 2013 Slovenian Democratic Party
7 Alenka Bratušek
(1970– ) 		— 20 March 2013 31 May 2014 Positive Slovenia
(7) 31 May 2014 18 September 2014 Alliance of Alenka Bratušek
8 Miro Cerar
(1963– ) 		2014 18 September 2014 Incumbent Party of Miro Cerar

Statistics

# Prime Minister Date of birth Age at inauguration
(first term) 		Time in office
(total) 		Age at retirement
(last term) 		Date of death Longevity
1 Peterle, AlojzAlojz Peterle 19480705July 5, 1948(July 5, 1948) 41 31541 years, 315 days 01 3641 years, 364 days 43 31443 years, 314 days Living 24,34066 years, 234 days (Living)
2 Drnovšek, JanezJanez Drnovšek 19500517May 17, 1950(May 17, 1950) 41 36341 years, 363 days 10 04510 years, 45 days 52 21652 years, 216 days 20080223February 23, 2008 21,10157 years, 282 days
3 Bajuk, AndrejAndrej Bajuk 19431018October 18, 1943(October 18, 1943) 56 23356 years, 233 days 00 1760 years, 176 days 57 04357 years, 43 days 20110816August 16, 2011 24,77469 years, 135 days
4 Rop, AntonAnton Rop 19601227December 27, 1960(December 27, 1960) 41 35741 years, 357 days 01 3501 year, 350 days 43 34243 years, 342 days Living 19,78254 years, 59 days (Living)
5 Janša, IvanIvan Janša 19580917September 17, 1958(September 17, 1958) 46 07746 years, 77 days 05 0285 years, 28 days 54 18454 years, 184 days Living 20,61456 years, 160 days (Living)
6 Pahor, BorutBorut Pahor 19631102November 2, 1963(November 2, 1963) 45 01945 years, 19 days 03 0813 years, 81 days 48 10048 years, 100 days Living 18,74251 years, 114 days (Living)
7 Bratušek, AlenkaAlenka Bratušek 19700331March 31, 1970(March 31, 1970) 42 35442 years, 354 days 01 1821 year, 182 days 44 17144 years, 171 days Living 16,40144 years, 330 days (Living)
8 Cerar ml., MiroslavMiroslav Cerar ml. 19630825August 25, 1963(August 25, 1963) 51 02451 years, 24 days 00 001 1590 years, 159 days (Ongoing) Incumbent Living 18,81151 years, 183 days (Living)

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