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Nour El Fath Azali
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Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Handicrafts |
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Daniel Ali Bandar
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Minister of Defense |
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Youssoufa Mohamed Ali
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Minister of Economy, Industry, Investments, in charge of Economic Integration |
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Moustoifa Hassani Mohamed
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Minister of Energy, Water and Hydrocarbons |
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Aboubacar Said Anli
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Minister of Finance, Budget and Banking Sector |
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Ibrahim Mohamed Abdou Razakou
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Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, in charge of the Diaspora and Francophonie |
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Mbae Mohamed
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Minister of Gender Promotion, Solidarity and Information, Government Spokesperson |
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Fatima Ahamada
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A +100.00%
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Minister of Health and Social Protection |
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Nassuha Oussene Salim
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Minister of Justice, Islamic Affairs and Public Service, in charge of Human Rights and Public Administrations |
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Said Omar Houmadi
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Minister of Maritime and Air Transport |
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Andili Lieda
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Minister of National Education, Teaching, Scientific Research, Training and Professional Integration |
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Bacar Mvoulana
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Minister of Posts, Telecommunications, Digital Economy and Transparency |
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Ounouri Madi Hassani
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Minister of Territorial Development, Urban Planning, Responsible for Land Affairs and Land Transport |
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Aboudou Miroidi
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Minister of the Environment and Tourism |
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Abubakar Ben Mahmoud
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Minister of the Interior, Decentralization and Territorial Administration, Responsible for Relations with Institutions |
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Mahamoud Fakridine
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Minister of Youth, Employment, Labor, Sports, Arts and Culture |
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Inayati Sidi
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24 |
A +100.00%
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> Comoros
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| Alternate Names | President of the
Union of the Comoros; Président de l'union des Comores |
| Established | October 27, 1977 |
| Disbanded | Still Active |
| Contributor | Thomas Walker |
| Last Modified | Bojicat September 19, 2023 05:07pm |
| Description |
After a new constitution was approved by constitutional referendum by 92% of voters on July 30, 2018, the president was permitted to serve two consecutive five-year terms. The current president, Azali Assoumani, chose to run for another five-year term in a vote moved forward to 2019 instead of 2021. Previously, at the launch of the Union of the Comoros (Union des Comores; الاتحاد القمر) on December 23, 2001, initiated upon military takeover on April 30, 1999, there was a one-term, four-year rotational system in place to share the presidency between three islands; Anjouan (term: 2006-2010), Mohéli (term: 2010-2014) and the Grande Comore (term: 2014-2018).
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