National
Prime Minister (Minister of State)
- French: Premier ministre, Ministre d'État
How it's filled
- In plain words
- Appointed by the Grand Duke of Luxembourg
- Exact method
- Appointed by the Grand Duke, in practice the leader of the party or coalition able to command a majority in the Chamber after the Grand Duke consults the political groups. Ministers cannot sit in the Chamber while in office.
- Chosen by
- Grand Duke of Luxembourg
- Seats
- 1
Who holds it now
- Luc Frieden CSV since November 2023 Report Source: gouvernement.lu, checked
Sources
- chd.lu · checked Chambre des Députés and Gouvernement websites, read 2026-10-12: structure and selection methods of the Grand Duke, the Government, the Chamber (60 deputies in four constituencies: Sud 23, Centre 21, Nord 9, Est 7; five-year term; list PR with panachage). Constitution article numbers were renumbered in the 2023 revision and are deliberately not cited. For: Prime Minister (Minister of State)
- chd.lu · checked Official French and Luxembourgish names from chd.lu and gouvernement.lu, read 2026-10-12. For: Prime Minister (Minister of State) in French
- gouvernement.lu · checked Gouvernement du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg, Gouvernement Frieden-Bettel (to 11 Dec 2025) and each member's page (gouvernement.lu/fr/gouvernement/<name>.html), read 2026-10-12: members and portfolios after the 11 Dec 2025 change (Marc Spautz in, Georges Mischo out, Martine Hansen takes Sports). Party of each minister from Wikidata/party sites. For: Luc Frieden, current term