Rob Jetten

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Rob Jetten has been Prime Minister of the Netherlands since 23 February 2026. He studied public administration at Radboud University, was Minister for Climate and Energy Policy from 2022 to 2024 and led the D66 parliamentary party.[3]

Country

Netherlands

Born

25 Mar 1987, Veghel, Netherlands[3]

First office on record

Member of the House of Representatives, 2017

1. 23 Feb 2026 – present

   Prime Minister[1][2]

   Jetten cabinetVerified

2. In office

   Prime Minister, Minister of General Affairs[1]

   Jetten cabinetVerified

3. 2024

   First Deputy Prime Minister[3]

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4. 2022 – 2024

   Minister for Climate and Energy Policy[3]

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5. 2018 – 2021

   Parliamentary leader of D66[3]

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6. 2017 – 2022

   Member of the House of Representatives[3]

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• BA and MA in public administration, Radboud University[3]

• DZDilan Yeşilgöz-ZegeriusDefence
• BBBart van den BrinkAsylum and Migration
• TBTom BerendsenForeign Affairs
• SSSjoerd SjoerdsmaForeign Trade and Development Cooperation
• DWDavid van WeelJustice and Security
• PHPieter HeermaInterior and Kingdom Relations
• EOElanor Boekholt-O'SullivanHousing and Spatial Planning
• RLRianne LetschertEducation, Culture and Science
• EHEelco HeinenFinance
• VKVincent KarremansInfrastructure and Water Management
• HHHeleen HerbertEconomic Affairs and Climate
• SMStientje van Veldhoven-van der MeerClimate and Green Growth
• JEJaimi van EssenAgriculture, Fisheries, Food Security and Nature
• HVHans VijlbriefSocial Affairs and Employment
• TAThierry AartsenWork and Participation
• SHSophie HermansHealth, Welfare and Sport
• MSMirjam SterkLong-term Care, Youth and Sport
• CBClaudia van BruggenLegal Protection and Prisons
• EBEric van der BurgKingdom Relations and Effective Government
• JTJudith TielenPrimary and Secondary Education and Equality
• EEEelco EerenbergTax Affairs, Tax Administration and Customs
• SSSandra Palmen-SchlangenBenefits Redress
• DBDerk BoswijkArms Procurement and Personnel
• ABAnnet BertramInfrastructure and Water Management
• WAWillemijn AerdtsDigital Economy and Sovereignty
• JBJo-Annes de BatEnergy Infrastructure and Nuclear Affairs
• SESilvio ErkensFood Security, Fisheries and Horticulture