Danish Prime Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen speaks during a news conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, June 28, 2015. Danish Prime Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen unveiled his new cabinet of 17 ministers on Sunday. [Photo: Xinhua]

Danish Prime Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen unveiled his new Cabinet of 17 ministers on Sunday.

Rasmussen presented the Cabinet makeup to Queen Margrethe II at Amalienborg Castle, the queen's residence, in Copenhagen.

Denmark's center-right blue bloc won 90 out of the 179 seats in the Danish Parliament in June 18 elections. However, Rasmussen's Liberal Party, which won only 34 seats, had to establish a minority government after talks with other center-right parties failed.

"We are very aware that we are a minority government, and we have the ambition to cooperate broadly in Parliament," Rasmussen said after meeting with the queen.

Among the key posts, Kristian Jensen becomes the new foreign minister, while Claus Hjort Frederiksen gets the post of finance minister.

Although the new government is the weakest since 1973, Rasmussen said good opportunities lie ahead for stable cooperation in the legislative body. "As I read the political landscape, I see very good opportunities that we can cooperate," he said.

Following are the makeup of 17 ministers of Denmark's new government:

Prime Minister: Lars Loekke Rasmussen

Minister of Finance: Claus Hjort Frederiksen

Minister for Foreign Affairs: Kristian Jensen

Minister of Justice: Soeren Pind

Minister for Immigration, Integration and Housing: Inger Stoejberg

Minister for Taxation: Karsten Lauritzen

Minister for Culture and Church: Bertel Haarder

Minister for Transport and Construction: Hans Christian Schmidt

Minister for Environment and Food: Eva Kjer Hansen

Minister for Business and Growth: Troels Lund Poulsen

Minister for Social and Interior Affairs: Karen Ellemann

Minister for Energy and Climate: Lars Christian Lilleholt

Minister for Children, Education and Equality: Ellen Trane Noerby

Minister for Health and Elderly: Sophie Loehde

Minister for Higher Education and Research: Esben Lunde Larsen

Minister of Defence and Nordic Cooperation: Carl Holst

Minister for Employment: Joern Neergaard Larsen.