Saturday, May 18 2013, 15:49 PM
Indonesian Cabinet
| President | : Sukarno | ||
| 1. | Chairman, concurrently in charge of defense, information and foreign relations | : Sjafruddin Prawiranegara | |
| 2. | Foreign Affairs | : AA Maramis | |
| 3. | Education, Culture, also in charge of home and religious affairs | : Teuku Mohammad Hasan | |
| 4. | Finance, also in charge of the judiciary | : Lukman Hakim | |
| 5. | Labor and Social Affairs, Development, Youth and Security | : Sutan M. Rasjid | |
| 6. | Public Works, also in charge of health | : Mananti Sitompul | |
| 7. | Transportation and Welfare | : Indratjaja | |
| On March 31, 1949, Sjafruddin changed the composition of the Cabinet to the following: | |||
| 1. | Chairman, also in charge of defense and security | : Sjafruddin Prawiranegara | |
| 2. | Deputy Chairman, also in charge of the judiciary | : Susanto Tirtoprodjo | |
| 3. | Minister of Foreign Affairs | : AA Maramis | |
| 4. | Home Affairs Minister/Minister of Health | : Sukiman | |
| 5. | Minister of Finance | : Lukman Hakim | |
| 6. | Minister of Welfare, also in charge of food provision | : IJ Kasimo | |
| 7. | Minister of Religious Affairs | : KH Masjkur | |
| 8. | Minister of Education and Culture | : Teuku Mohammad Hasan | |
| 9. | Minister of Transportation | : Indratjaja | |
| 10. | Minister of Public Works | : Mananti Sitompul | |
| 11. | Minister of Labor and Social Affairs | : Sutan M. Rasjid | |
| On May 16, 1969, the Emergency Government established the office of the commissioner in Java consisting of: | |||
| 1. | Minister of Justice | : Susanto Tirtoprodjo | |
| 2. | Minister of Food Provision | : IJ Kasimo | |
| 3. | Minister of Religious Affairs | : KH Masjkur | |
| 4. | Minister of Home Affairs | : Raden Pandji Suroso | |
*1) The emergency Cabinet was formed after the Dutch occupied Yogyakarta, then the capital of the Republic of Indonesia, on Dec. 19, 1948. President Sukarno and Vice President Mohammad Hatta were arrested. Sukarno gave a mandate to Sjafruddin Prawiranegara to form an emergency government called the Emergency Government of the Republic of Indonesia (PDRI) in Sumatra.