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Director of the Interior (1897)

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No. Portrait Secretary Took office Left office President
1 Pascual Álvarez
(1861–1923) 		April 17,
1897 		October 31,
1897 		Emilio Aguinaldo

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|- !No. !Portrait ! width="150px" |Secretary ! width="120px" | Took office ! width="120px" | Left office !President |- ! colspan="6" |Secretary of Public Instruction, Health and Welfare[1] |- |1 | |Sergio Osmeña
(1878–1961)
[2] |December 24,
1941 |August 1,
1944 |Manuel L. Quezon |- ! colspan="6" |Commissioner of Education, Health and Welfare |- |2 | |Claro M. Recto
(1890–1960)
[3] |January 26,
1942 |October 14,
1943 |Jorge B. Vargas[a] |- ! colspan="6" |Minister of Education, Health and Public Welfare |- |–[b] | |Gabriel Mañalac
[4] |October 20,
1943 |January 1,
1944 |Jose P. Laurel |- ! colspan="6" |Minister of Health, Labor and Public Welfare |- |3 | |Emiliano Tría Tirona
(1883–1952)
[5] |January 4,
1944 |1945 |Jose P. Laurel |- ! colspan="6" |Secretary of Health and Public Welfare[6] |- |4 | |Basilio Valdes
(1892–1970) |February 27,
1945 |April
1945 | rowspan="2" |Sergio Osmeña |- |5 | |Jose Locsin
(1891–1977) |June 29,
1945 |May 27,
1946 |- |6 | |Antonio Villarama |May 28,
1946 |October 4,
1947 |Manuel Roxas |- ! colspan="6" |Secretary of Health[7] |- | rowspan="2" |(6) | rowspan="2" | | rowspan="2" |Antonio Villarama | rowspan="2" |October 4,
1947 | rowspan="2" |December 31,
1949 |Manuel Roxas |- | rowspan="2" |Elpidio Quirino |-style="height:70px;" | rowspan="2" |7 | rowspan="2" | | rowspan="2" |Juan Salcedo Jr.
(1904–1988) | rowspan="2" |December 14,
1950 | rowspan="2" |May
1954 |- | rowspan="2" |Ramon Magsaysay |-style="height:30px;" | rowspan="2" |8 | rowspan="2" | | rowspan="2" |Paulino Garcia | rowspan="2" |June
1954 | rowspan="2" |June
1958 |- | rowspan="2" |Carlos P. Garcia |- |9 | |Elpidio Valencia |July
1958 |December 30,
1961 |- |10 | |Francisco Duque Jr. |December 30,
1961 |July
1963 | rowspan="3" |Diosdado Macapagal |- |11 | |Floro Dabu |July
1963 |December
1964 |- |12 | |Manuel Cuenco |December
1964 |December 30,
1965 |- |(8) | |Paulino Garcia |December 30,
1965 |August 2,
1968 | rowspan="3" |Ferdinand Marcos |- |13 | |Amadeo Cruz |August 2,
1968 |December 25,
1971 |- |14 | |Clemente Gatmaitan |December 25,
1971 |June 2,
1978 |- ! colspan="6" |Minister of Health[8] |- |(14) | |Clemente Gatmaitan |June 2,
1978 |July 23,
1979 | rowspan="3" |Ferdinand Marcos |- |15 | |Enrique Garcia |July 24,
1979 |June 30,
1981 |- |16 | |Jesus Azurin |July 25,
1981 |February 25,
1986 |- |17 | |Alfredo Bengzon
(born 1935) |March 25,
1986 |February 11,
1987 |Corazon Aquino |- ! colspan="6" |Secretary of Health[9] |- |(17) | |Alfredo Bengzon
(born 1935) |February 11,
1987 |February 7,
1992 | rowspan="2" |Corazon Aquino |- |18 | |Antonio Periquet |February 10,
1992 |June 30,
1992 |- |19 | |Juan Flavier
(1935–2014) |July 1,
1992 |January 30,
1995 | rowspan="4" |Fidel V. Ramos |- |20 | |Jaime Galvez-Tan |January 30,
1995 |July 5,
1995 |- |21 | |Hilarion Ramiro Jr. |July 10,
1995 |March 22,
1996 |- |22 | |Carmencita Reodica |April 8,
1996 |June 29,
1998 |- |23 | |Felipe Estrella |June 30,
1998 |September 13,
1998 | rowspan="2" |Joseph Estrada |- |24 | |Alberto Romualdez
(1940–2013) |September 14,
1998 |January 20,
2001 |- |25 | |Manuel Dayrit |January 20,
2001 |June 1,
2005 | rowspan="3" |Gloria Macapagal Arroyo |- |26 | |Francisco Duque III
(born 1957) |June 1,
2005 |September 1,
2009 |- |27 | |Esperanza Cabral |September 1,
2009 |June 30,
2010 |- |28 | |Enrique Ona
(born 1939)
[10] |June 30,
2010 |December 19,
2014 | rowspan="2" |Benigno Aquino III |- |29 | |Janette Garin
(born 1972) |February 17,
2015 |June 30,
2016 |- |–[c] | |Paulyn Ubial
(born 1962)
[11][12] |June 30,
2016 |October 10,
2017 | rowspan="3" |Rodrigo Duterte |- |–[d] | |Herminigildo Valle
[13] |October 12,
2017 |October 25,
2017 |- |(26) | |Francisco Duque III
(born 1957)
[14] |October 26,
2017 |June 30,
2022 |- |–[d] | |Maria Rosario Vergeire |July 14,
2022 |June 5,
2023 | rowspan="2" |Bongbong Marcos |- |30 | |Ted Herbosa
(born 1959) |June 5,
2023 |Incumbent |}

1943–1945

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No. Portrait Secretary Took office Left office President
Minister of Foreign Affairs
3 Carlos P. Romulo
(1899–1965)
[15] 		October 19,
1943 		1945 Jose P. Laurel

1946–present

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No. Portrait Secretary Took office Left office President
Secretary of Finance
4[e] Elpidio Quirino
(1890–1956) 		July 5,
1946 		January 6,
1950 		Manuel Roxas
Elpidio Quirino
5 Felino Neri January 6,
1950 		May 11,
1950
6 Carlos P. Romulo
(1899–1985) 		May 11,
1950 		January
1952
7 Joaquín Miguel Elizalde
(1896–1965) 		April 18,
1952 		December 30,
1953
8[f] Carlos P. Garcia
(1896–1971) 		December 30,
1953 		August 22,
1957 		Ramon Magsaysay
Carlos P. Garcia
9 Felixberto Serrano
(1906–1990) 		August 22,
1957 		December 30,
1961
10[g] Emmanuel Pelaez
(1915–2003) 		December 30,
1961 		July
1963 		Diosdado Macapagal
11 Salvador P. Lopez
(1911–1993) 		July
1963 		May 9,
1964
12 Mauro Mendez
[16] 		May 9,
1964 		December 30,
1965
13 Narciso Ramos
(1900–1986) 		December 30,
1965 		November 30,
1968 		Ferdinand Marcos
(6) Carlos P. Romulo
(1899–1965)
[17] 		November 30,
1968 		June 2,
1978
Minister of Foreign Affairs[8]
(6) Carlos P. Romulo
(1899–1965) 		June 2,
1978 		January 14,
1984 		Ferdinand Marcos
–[h] Manuel Collantes
(1917–2009) 		January 14,
1984 		June 30,
1984
14 Arturo Tolentino
(1910–2004) 		June 30,
1984 		March 4,
1985
–[h] Pacifico Castro March 4,
1985 		February 25,
1986
15[g] Salvador Laurel
(1928–2004) 		February 25,
1986 		February 2,
1987 		Corazon Aquino
16 Manuel Yan
(1920–2008) 		February 2,
1987 		February 11,
1987
Secretary of Finance[9]
(16) Manuel Yan
(1920–2008) 		February 11,
1987 		October 15,
1987 		Corazon Aquino
17 Raul Manglapus
(1918–1999) 		October 15,
1987 		June 30,
1992
18 Roberto Romulo
(1938–2022) 		June 30,
1992 		April 30,
1995 		Fidel V. Ramos
19 Domingo Siazon Jr.
(1939–2016) 		April 30,
1995 		January 20,
2001
Joseph Estrada
20 Teofisto Guingona Jr.
(born 1928) 		February 9,
2001 		July 15,
2002 		Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
–[i] Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
(born 1947) 		July 15,
2002 		July 16,
2002
21 Blas Ople
(1927–2003) 		July 16,
2002 		December 14,
2003
–[h] Franklin Ebdalin December 14,
2003 		December 22,
2003
22 Delia Albert
(born 1942) 		December 22,
2003 		August 18,
2004
23 Alberto Romulo
(born 1933)
[18] 		August 18,
2004 		February 23,
2011
Benigno Aquino III
24 Albert del Rosario
(1939–2023)
[18][19] 		February 23,
2011 		March 7,
2016
–[h] Rene Almendras
(born 1960) 		March 8,
2016 		June 30,
2016
–[j] Perfecto Yasay Jr.
(1947–2020)
[20][21] 		June 30,
2016 		March 9,
2017 		Rodrigo Duterte
–[h] Enrique Manalo
(born 1952)
[22] 		March 9,
2017 		May 17,
2017
25 Alan Peter Cayetano
(born 1970)
[23][24][25] 		May 18,
2017 		October 17,
2018
26 Teodoro Locsin Jr.
(born 1948)
[26] 		October 17,
2018 		June 30,
2022
27 Enrique Manalo
(born 1952)
[27] 		July 1,
2022 		Incumbent Bongbong Marcos
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