At the request of Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, the President of Poland appointed new members of the Council of Ministers. Eight ministries changed heads, with five ministers bidding farewell to the Cabinet: the head of the Defense Ministry Antoni Macierewicz, Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski, the head of the Environment Ministry Jan Szyszko, Health Minister Konstanty Radziwiłł and the Minister of Digitization Anna Strezynska.

The various ministries are headed by:

Ministry of Finance - Teresa Czerwinska

Ministry of Entrepreneurship and Technology - Jadwiga Emilewicz

Ministry of Investment and Development - Jerzy Kwiecinski

Ministry of Health - Lukasz Szumowski

Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration - Joachim Brudzinski

Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Jacek Czaputowicz

Ministry of Environment - Henryk Kowalczyk

Ministry of Defense - Mariusz Blaszczak

Ministry of Infrastructure - Andrzej Adamczyk

Ministry of Justice - Zbigniew Ziobro

Ministry of Culture and National Heritage - Piotr Glinski

Ministry of Science and Higher Education - Jaroslaw Gowin

Ministry of National Education - Anna Zalewska

Ministry of Energy - Krzysztof Tchórzewski

Ministry of Maritime Economy and Inland Navigation - Marek Gróbarczyk

Ministry of Family, Labor and Social Policy - Elżbieta Rafalska

Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development - Krzysztof Jurgiel

Ministry of Sport and Tourism - Witold Bańka

The composition of the government is completed by:

Beata Szydło, deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers

Beata Kempa, member of the Council of Ministers

Henryk Kaminski, member of the Council of Ministers.