The government was composed of DC, PSI, PSDI and PLI, with the external support in Parliament of the PRI.
It resigned on 29 April 1983 when, after months of tense relations in the majority, the Central Committee of the Italian Socialist Party, meeting on 22 April, decided the exit of the party from the government in order to provoke the early dissolution of the Parliament, which was in fact decreed on 4 May 1983.[1]
| Portrait | Office | Name | Term | Party |
|---|
| Minister for the Coordination of Scientific and Technological Research | Pier Luigi Romita | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Italian Democratic Socialist Party | |
| Minister of Public Function | Dante Schietroma | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Italian Democratic Socialist Party | |
| Minister for Parliamentary Relations | Lucio Abis | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Christian Democracy | |
| Minister for Extraordinary Interventions in the Southern Italy | Claudio Signorile | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Italian Socialist Party | |
| Minister of Regional Affairs | Fabio Fabbri | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Italian Socialist Party | |
| Minister for the Coordination of Community Policies | Alfredo Biondi | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Italian Liberal Party | |
| Minister for the Coordination of Civil Protection | Loris Fortuna | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Italian Socialist Party | |
| Portrait | Office | Name | Term | Party |
|---|
| Minister of Foreign Affairs | Emilio Colombo | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Christian Democracy | |
| Minister of the Interior | Virginio Rognoni | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Christian Democracy | |
| Minister of Grace and Justice | Clelio Darida | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Christian Democracy | |
| Minister of Budget and Economic Planning | Guido Bodrato | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Christian Democracy | |
| Minister of Finance | Francesco Forte | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Italian Socialist Party | |
| Minister of Treasury | Giovanni Goria | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Christian Democracy | |
| Minister of Defence | Lelio Lagorio | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Italian Socialist Party | |
| Minister of Public Education | Franca Falcucci | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Christian Democracy | |
| Minister of Public Works | Franco Nicolazzi | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Italian Democratic Socialist Party | |
| Minister of Agriculture and Forests | Calogero Mannino | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Christian Democracy | |
| Minister of Transport | Mario Casalinuovo | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Italian Socialist Party | |
| Minister of Post and Telecommunications | Remo Gaspari | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Christian Democracy | |
| Minister of Industry, Commerce and Craftsmanship | Filippo Maria Pandolfi | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Christian Democracy | |
| Minister of Labour and Social Security | Vincenzo Scotti | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Christian Democracy | |
| Minister of Foreign Trade | Nicola Capria | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Italian Socialist Party | |
| Minister of Merchant Navy | Michele Di Giesi | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Italian Democratic Socialist Party | |
| Minister of State Holdings | Gianni De Michelis | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Italian Socialist Party | |
| Minister of Health | Renato Altissimo | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Italian Liberal Party | |
| Minister of Tourism and Entertainment | Nicola Signorello | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Christian Democracy | |
| Minister of the Environmental and Cultural Heritage | Nicola Vernola | 1 December 1982 {{ndash}} 29 April 1983 | Christian Democracy | |
1. ^Il Governo Fanfani si è dimesso
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