President Sauli Niinistö formally appointed Finland's 74th government on Friday morning. The new cabinet, headed by Centre Party leader Juha Sipilä, consists of 14 ministers representing the Centre, National Coalition and Finns parties.
On Friday morning, President Niinistö dismissed the previous government that was headed by NCP chair Alexander Stubb before appointing Sipilä’s new cabinet.
Sipilä's new three-party government is made up of six ministers from the Centre Party and four each from the National Coalition Party and the Finns Party.
Nine of the new cabinet posts are held by men and five by women.
The couple will visit a school in Vantaa and the Santahamina garrison
Taking place in 2018-2019, the excess logging was done during expansion work on a Google data centre facility.
Finland's government has made drastic cuts to social security benefits over the past few years, despite warnings about the impact the measures would have on lower income families.
