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| Name | Moustapha Niasse |
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November 04, 1939
(85 years)
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Moustapha Niasse
Date and birthplace
Born on November 4, 1939 in Keur Madiabel (Senegal)
Primary studies
Keur Madiabel (Area of Kaolack)
Secondary Studies
Faidherbe college of Saint-Louis
Higher studies
University of Dakar
University of Paris (the Pantheon Assas)
Institute of Studies of the economic and social Development Of the University of Paris
National school of Administration of Senegal
Diplomas
Licence in Right
Diploma of Expertise in management of the development in the countries of the South
Diploma of the National School of Administration of Senegal (Major of L has Promotion André Peytavin)
Professional career
1967 - 1970: Director of the Information and the Press of Senegal
1970 - 1979: Director of the Cabinet of the President of the Republic
15-3 to the 19-9-1979: Minister for Town planning, the Habitat and the Environment
1979 - 1983: Foreign Minister
April 1983: Prime Minister having to lead the constitutional revision having for goal to remove this station that Mr. Niasse cumulated with the door - sheet of Minister of State in charge of the Foreign Affairs.
1984 - 1993: Economic operator of international size, Mr. Niasse created a financial operational team composed of 5 companies (the crude oil, insurances, financial and commercial consultation, maritime activities, air transport).
June July 1993-, 1998: Foreign Minister and of the Senegalese of Outside.
1998-1999: Representative of the Secretary General of the United Nations in the Countries of the Large Lakes.
2000-2001: Prime Minister for the First Government of Alternation.
Political career
Former President of the national Union of the Students of Senegal
President of the national Framing of the Young people of the Union progressiste sénégalaise (UPS)
Member of the political Office of the UPS
Political secretary of the Socialist Party
Founder and Secretary-general of the AFP
Prime Minister of Senegal
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