Editing Edgar Faure (section)

===Second ministry (23 February 1955 – 1 February 1956)===
*Edgar Faure – President of the Council
*[[Antoine Pinay]] – Minister of Foreign Affairs
*[[Marie Pierre Koenig|Pierre Koenig]] – Minister of National Defense and Armed Forces
*[[Maurice Bourgès-Maunoury]] – Minister of the Interior
*[[Pierre Pflimlin]] – Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs
*[[André Morice]] – Minister of Commerce and Industry
*[[Paul Bacon (politician)|Paul Bacon]] – Minister of Labour and Social Security
*[[Robert Schuman]] – Minister of Justice
*[[Paul Antier]] – Minister of Merchant Marine
*[[Jean Berthoin]] – Minister of National Education
*[[Raymond Triboulet]] – Minister of Veterans and War Victims
*[[Jean Sourbet]] – Minister of Agriculture
*[[Pierre-Henri Teitgen]] – Minister of Overseas France
*[[Édouard Corniglion-Molinier]] – Minister of Public Works, Transport, and Tourism
*[[Bernard Lafay]] – Minister of Public Health and Population
*[[Roger Duchet]] – Minister of Reconstruction and Housing
*[[Édouard Bonnefous]] – Minister of Posts
*[[Pierre July]] – Minister of Moroccan and Tunisian Affairs

'''Changes'''
*6 October 1955 – [[Pierre Billotte]] succeeds Koenig as Minister of National Defense and Armed Forces. [[Vincent Badie]] succeeds Triboulet as Minister of Veterans and War Victims.
*20 October 1955 – Pierre July leaves the Cabinet and the office of Minister of Moroccan and Tunisian Affairs is abolished.
*1 December 1955 – Edgar Faure succeeds Bourgès-Maunoury as interim Minister of the Interior.