| Valenti's Cabinet II | |
|---|---|
 3rd Cabinet of the Istalian Empire | |
 Prime Minister Damiano Valenti | |
| Date formed | April 4580 |
| Date dissolved | November 4584 |
| People and organisations | |
| Emperor | Michele I |
| Prime Minister | Damiano Valenti |
| Deputy Prime Minister | Milena Quattrociocche |
| Member party | ANI |
| Status in legislature | Majority Government |
| Opposition party | PNI |
| Opposition leader | Faisal Saeed |
| History | |
| Election(s) | January 4580 |
| Predecessor | Saeed |
| Successor | Tarso I |
Valenti's Cabinet II was a Government of the Istalian Empire, the second one led by Prime Minister Damiano Valenti, leader of the National Alliance for the Empire which emerged victorious in the elections 4580. After the elections the President of the National Assembly had no dubt about to whom ask to form a new Government which in April received the confidence by the amber majority of the legislature and then was formally appointed by the Emperor.
Under his tenure, Valenti fully exploited his majority of the national Assembly to make approve some of the most largest reforms of the last decades, aimed to stimulate the business and the private investment in the country. Among these reforms, the most important were the Ddl 01/4582 - Economic Act to stimulate the Business, followed by an incisive corporation tax reduction, and the Ddl 03/4582 - Reform of Istalian Health Care: Universal Contracted Single-Payer System with which, as showed by the bill's name, was reformed the entire health care system. The Valenti's Government reintroduced also the Underage Employment Regulatory Text.
The parliamentary majority, instead, with implicit support of the Government, approved the privatization of the public TOC and made pass also a broad bill inspired by liberatarian principles which touched matters related to economy, morality and also justice.
Internationally, Valenti had to face the ood menaces and anti-istalian stance of the Solentian President Donald Mump who, after rejection by part of Solentia, which Senate approved a motion of no-confidence and also requested his judiciary indictment for corruption, was arrested by Istalian authority for conspiracy against Istalia. After the solving of the crisis, Valenti focused its efforts in the establishment of stronger relations with Hulstria and Gao Soto, which monarchy had become ever more close to the istalian one.
Composition[]
| Ministry | Occupant | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Office of the Prime Minister Imperial Secretary of State | Damiano Valenti | National Alliance for the Empire |
| Ministry of Foreign Affairs | Jad Salameh | National Alliance for the Empire |
| Ministry of Internal Affairs | Milena Quattrociocche | National Alliance for the Empire |
| Underministry of Immigration and Integration | Malik Al Sheriff | National Alliance for the Empire |
| Ministry of Finance | Karim Qadarsi | National Alliance for the Empire |
| Ministry of Defence | Adm. Ludovico Bertelli | National Alliance for the Empire |
| Ministry of Justice | Zahir Al-Farsun | National Alliance for the Empire |
| Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport | Marco Marchetti | National Alliance for the Empire |
| Ministry of Health and Social Services | Faten Al Marzouqi | National Alliance for the Empire |
| Ministry of Education and Culture | Stefano Leali | National Alliance for the Empire |
| Ministry of Science and Technology | Zahra Shakkur | National Alliance for the Empire |
| Ministry of Food and Agriculture | Paolo Baresi | National Alliance for the Empire |
| Ministry of Environment and Tourism | Aisha Mercuri | National Alliance for the Empire |
| Ministry of Trade and Industry | Bruno Catellani | National Alliance for the Empire |