National
Executive Yuan
- Chinese (Hant): 行政院
Governs Taiwan
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Source: law.moj.gov.tw, checkedExecutive Yuan in plain words
- What it can't do
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The Republic of China (Taiwan) governs Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu. The People's Republic of China claims Taiwan as part of its territory and does not recognise this government. Only a small number of states recognise it diplomatically; many others keep unofficial relations.
Who sits on it
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Premier
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Cho Jung-tai Premier DPP · since May 2024
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Vice Premier
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Cheng Li-chun Vice Premier · since May 2024
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Minister of the Interior
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Liu Shyh-fang Minister of the Interior
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Minister of Foreign Affairs
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Lin Chia-lung Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Minister of National Defense
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Wellington Koo Minister of National Defense
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Minister of Finance
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Chuang Tsui-yun Minister of Finance
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Minister of Education
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Cheng Ying-yao Minister of Education
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Minister of Justice
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Cheng Ming-chien Minister of Justice
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Minister of Economic Affairs
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- J.W. Kuo Minister of Economic Affairs
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Minister of Transportation and Communications
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
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Minister of Labor
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Hung Sun-han Minister of Labor
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Minister of Health and Welfare
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Chiu Tai-yuan Minister of Health and Welfare
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Minister of Culture
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Li Yuan Minister of Culture
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Minister of Digital Affairs
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Huang Yen-nun Minister of Digital Affairs
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Minister of Agriculture
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Chen Junne-jih Minister of Agriculture
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Minister of Environment
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Peng Chi-ming Minister of Environment
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Minister of Sports
Appointed by the President of the Republic of China
- Lee Yang Minister of Sports
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Sources for who sits on it
- Premier law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Cho Jung-tai as Premier wikidata.org · checked
- Vice Premier law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Cheng Li-chun as Vice Premier en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of the Interior law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Liu Shyh-fang as Minister of the Interior en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of Foreign Affairs law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Lin Chia-lung as Minister of Foreign Affairs en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of National Defense law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Wellington Koo as Minister of National Defense en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of Finance law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Chuang Tsui-yun as Minister of Finance en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of Education law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Cheng Ying-yao as Minister of Education en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of Justice law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Cheng Ming-chien as Minister of Justice en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of Economic Affairs law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- J.W. Kuo as Minister of Economic Affairs en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of Transportation and Communications law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Chen Shih-kai as Minister of Transportation and Communications en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of Labor law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Hung Sun-han as Minister of Labor en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of Health and Welfare law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Chiu Tai-yuan as Minister of Health and Welfare en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of Culture law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Li Yuan as Minister of Culture en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of Digital Affairs law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Huang Yen-nun as Minister of Digital Affairs en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of Agriculture law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Chen Junne-jih as Minister of Agriculture en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of Environment law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Peng Chi-ming as Minister of Environment en.wikipedia.org · checked
- Minister of Sports law.moj.gov.tw · checked
- Lee Yang as Minister of Sports en.wikipedia.org · checked
Sources
- law.moj.gov.tw · checked Ministry of Justice (ROC), Laws & Regulations Database, Constitution of the Republic of China / Additional Articles, read 2026-10-12: structure, powers and selection methods of offices. For: Executive Yuan, Premier, Vice Premier, Minister of the Interior, Minister of Foreign Affairs and 13 more
- en.wikipedia.org · checked Wikipedia, Political status of Taiwan, read 2026-10-12: recognition situation (descriptive summary). For: What it can't do
- wikidata.org · checked Wikidata Q5116472, read 2026-10-12: office holder, start date and party. Fallback because official site unreachable. For: Cho Jung-tai as Premier
- en.wikipedia.org · checked Fallback: Wikipedia, Executive Yuan (revision citing sources to 2026-07-03), read 2026-10-12: cabinet ministers, because the English Executive Yuan site (english.ey.gov.tw) returned HTTP 410 Gone; cross-check against official site pending. For: Cheng Li-chun as Vice Premier, Liu Shyh-fang as Minister of the Interior, Lin Chia-lung as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Wellington Koo as Minister of National Defense, Chuang Tsui-yun as Minister of Finance and 11 more
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