Thursday, May 23 2013, 21:10 PM
Indonesian Cabinet
| President | : Sukarno | ||
| Vice President | : Moh. Hatta | ||
| 1. | Minister of Foreign Affairs | : A. Subardjo | |
| 2. | Minister of Home Affairs | : Wiranatakusumah | |
| 3. | Deputy Minister of Home Affairs | : Harmani | |
| 4. | Minister of People's Security | : Suprijadi *1) | |
| 5. | Deputy Minister of People's Security | : Sulyadikusumo | |
| 6. | Minister of Justice | : Supomo | |
| 7. | Minister of Information | : Amir Sjarifuddin | |
| 8. | Deputy Minister of Information | : Ali Sastroamidjojo | |
| 9. | Minister of Finance | : Samsi | |
| (resigned on Sept. 25 and was replaced by AA Maramis) | |||
| 10. | Minister of Welfare | : Surachman Tjoroadisurjo | |
| 11. | Interim Minister of Transportation | : Abikusno Tjokrosujoso | |
| 12. | Minister of Public Works | : Abikusno Tjokrosujoso | |
| 13. | Minister of Social Affairs | : Iwa Kusumasumantri | |
| 14. | Minister of Education | : Ki Hadjar Dewantara | |
| 15. | Minister of Health | : Buntaran Martoatmodjo | |
| 16. | State Minister | : Amir | |
| 17. | State Minister | : Wahid Hasjim | |
| 18. | State Minister | : Sartono | |
| 19. | State Minister | : AA Maramis | |
| (later Maramis was appointed Minister of Finance and this position was left vacant) | |||
| 20. | State Minister | : Oto Iskandar Dinata | |
*1) Suprijadi went missing after he led a failed rebellion against the Japanese in Blitar, East Java, on Feb. 14, 1945. His post was left vacant in honor of his struggle.