List of ministers for home affairs of Malta

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Fourteen people have served as Minister for Home Affairs of Malta since the office was established in 1976.

Political parties

  Labour Party   Nationalist Party

Minister for Home Affairs Term of office Political party
No. Portrait Name
(Birth–Death)
No. Took office Left office
1 File:Dom Mintoff (1974).jpg Dom Mintoff
(1916–2012)
1st 25 September 1976 20 December 1981 Labour Party
2 File:Lorry Sant public monument.jpg Lorry Sant
(1937–1995)
20 December 1981 3 September 1983 Labour Party
(1) File:Dom Mintoff (1974).jpg Dom Mintoff
(1916–2012)
2nd 3 September 1983 22 December 1984 Labour Party
3 File:No image.svg Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici
(1933–)
22 December 1984 12 May 1987 Labour Party
4 File:Guido de Marco 2003 crop.jpg Guido de Marco
(1931–2010)
12 May 1987 5 May 1990 Nationalist Party
5 File:Dr Ugo Mifsud Bonnici.jpg Ugo Mifsud Bonnici
(1932–)
5 May 1990 27 February 1992 Nationalist Party
6 File:No image.svg Louis Galea
(1948–)
27 February 1992 1 April 1995 Nationalist Party
7 File:Tonio Borg (cropped).jpg Tonio Borg
(1957–)
1st 1 April 1995 28 October 1996 Nationalist Party
8 File:Alfred Sant.jpg Alfred Sant
(1948–)
29 October 1996 6 September 1998 Labour Party
(7) File:Tonio Borg (cropped).jpg Tonio Borg
(1957–)
2nd 8 September 1998 12 March 2008 Nationalist Party
9 File:No image.svg Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici
(1960–)
12 March 2008 30 May 2012 Nationalist Party
10 File:Lawrence Gonzi 2009.jpg Lawrence Gonzi
(1953–)
30 May 2012 13 March 2013 Nationalist Party
11 File:Minister Dr. Emmanuel Mallia.jpg Emmanuel Mallia
(–)
13 March 2013 9 December 2014 Labour Party
12 File:PRESS CONFERENCE 2016-09-20 PRAGUE PROCESS Abela cropped.jpg Carmelo Abela
(1972–)
9 December 2014 9 June 2017 Labour Party
13 Michael Farrugia
9 June 2017 13 January 2020 Labour Party
14 Byron Camilleri
(1988–)
15 January 2020 Incumbent Labour Party

See also

Sources