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Petr Arenberger

Minister of Health
In office 7 April 2021 – 26 May 2021
Prime Minister	Andrej Babiš
Preceded by	Jan Blatný
Succeeded by	Adam Vojtěch

Personal details
Born	(1958-12-04) 4 December 1958 (age 65) Prague, Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic)
Political party	Communist Party of Czechoslovakia (before 1989) Independent (nominated by ANO 2011) (2021)
Spouse	Monika Arenbergerová
Children	2
Alma mater	Charles University in Prague
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Petr Arenberger (born 4 December 1958 in Prague) is a Czech dermatologist, university teacher and politician. From April to May 2021 he was the Minister of Health of the Czech Republic in the second government of Andrej Babiš.^[1] He was criticised for dissolving the COVID expert group that had accused the government of mismanagement of the crisis.^[2]

References

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^ "Petr Arenberger | Government of the Czech Republic".
^ Mortkowitz, Siegfried (20 May 2021). "Czech health minister under fire for dissolving pandemic expert group". politico.eu.

v t e Ministers of Health of the Czech Republic
Lom Rubáš Stráský Roithová David Fišer Součková Kubinyi Emmerová Rath Julínek Filipiová Jurásková Heger Holcát Němeček Ludvík Vojtěch Prymula Blatný Arenberger Vojtěch Válek

v t e Cabinets of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (2017–2021)
Finance Minister	Alena Schillerová
Minister of the Interior	Lubomír Metnar Jan Hamáček (June 2018–December 2021)
Minister of Labour and Social Affairs	Jaroslava Němcová Petr Krčál (June 2018–July 2018) Jana Maláčová (July 2018–December 2021)
Minister of the Environment	Richard Brabec
Minister for Regional Development	Klára Dostálová
Minister of Defence	Karla Šlechtová Lubomír Metnar (June 2018–December 2021)
Minister of Industry and Trade	Tomáš Hüner Marta Nováková (June 2018–April 2019) Karel Havlíček (April 2019–December 2021)
Minister of Health	Adam Vojtěch Roman Prymula (September 2020–October 2020) Jan Blatný (October 2020–April 2021) Petr Arenberger (April 2021–May 2021) Adam Vojtěch (May 2021–December 2021)
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Martin Stropnický Jan Hamáček (June 2018–October 2018) Tomáš Petříček (October 2018–April 2021) Jan Hamáček (April 2021) Jakub Kulhánek (April 2021–December 2021)
Minister of Justice Chairperson of the Government Legislative Council	Robert Pelikán Taťána Malá (June 2018–July 2018) Jan Kněžínek (June 2018–April 2019) Marie Benešová (April 2019–December 2021)
Minister of Transport	Dan Ťok Vladimír Kremlík (April 2019–January 2020) Karel Havlíček (January 2020–December 2021)
Minister of Education, Youth and Sport	Robert Plaga
Minister of Culture	Ilja Šmíd Antonín Staněk (June 2018–July 2019) Lubomír Zaorálek (July 2019–December 2021)
Minister of Agriculture	Jiří Milek Miroslav Toman (June 2018–December 2021)
Minister without Portfolio State Secretary for European Affairs	Aleš Chmelař