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Meles Zenawi Asres was the Prime Minister of Ethiopia in 1998. He became the Prime Minister of Ethiopia on 1995 August 23.
After the Ethiopian Civil War ended in 1991 overthrowing the government, Ethiopia took several years before agreeing on a new constitution in 1994. Ethiopia held elections in 1995, electing Zenawi as the first Prime Minister and Negasso Gidada as the first President. Zenawi continued to be re-elected, until his death in office on 2012 August 20.
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Who is the Prime Minister for Ethiopia?
Hailemariam Desalegn is the Prime Minister for Ethiopia.
Who is the Deputy Prime Minister for Ethiopia?
Aster Mamo is the Deputy Prime Minister for Ethiopia.
Does Ethiopia have a prime minister?
Yes, Ethiopia is a Parliamentary Republic with a Prime Minister and a President.
Who is Ethiopia's vice prime minister?
As of 2014, Ethiopia's deputy prime minister is Demeke Mekonnen. He has been in this position since 2012. Ethiopia's prime minister is Hailemariam Desalegn. The term vice prime minister is equivalent to deputy prime minister.
Does Ethiopia have a president or prime minister?
Yes, Ethiopia is a parliamentary republic and has both a president and a prime minister.
Who is the Prime Minister of Ethiopia in 2013?
Hailemariam Desalegn is the Prime Minister of Ethiopia in 2013.Haliemariam became acting prime minister on 2012 August 20, officially becoming prime minister on Sept 21. He replaced long time Prime Minister Meles Zenawi Asres whom died in office.
Who was the prime minister 1998?
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in 1998 was Tony Blair. As of May 2010, the current prime minister is David Cameron.
Who was the Prime Minister of Ethiopia in 2012?
Meles Zenawi Asres was the Prime Minister of Ethiopia at the beginning of 2012.Hailemariam Desalegn became acting prime minister on August 20, officially becoming prime minister on Sept 21.Asres became the Prime Minister of Ethiopia on 1995 August 23. After the Ethiopian Civil War ended in 1991 overthrowing the government, Ethiopia took several years before agreeing on a new constitution in 1994. Ethiopia held elections in 1995, electing Zenawi as the first Prime Minister and Negasso Gidada as the first President. Zenawi continued to be re-elected, until his death in office on 2012 August 20.
Who was the Prime Minister of Ethiopia in 2010?
Meles Zenawi Asres was the Prime Minister of Ethiopia in 2010. He became the Prime Minister of Ethiopia on 1995 August 23.After the Ethiopian Civil War ended in 1991 overthrowing the government, Ethiopia took several years before agreeing on a new constitution in 1994. Ethiopia held elections in 1995, electing Zenawi as the first Prime Minister and Negasso Gidada as the first President. Zenawi continued to be re-elected, until his death in office on 2012 August 20.
Who was the Prime Minister of Ethiopia in 2008?
Meles Zenawi Asres was the Prime Minister of Ethiopia in 2008. He became the Prime Minister of Ethiopia on 1995 August 23.After the Ethiopian Civil War ended in 1991 overthrowing the government, Ethiopia took several years before agreeing on a new constitution in 1994. Ethiopia held elections in 1995, electing Zenawi as the first Prime Minister and Negasso Gidada as the first President. Zenawi continued to be re-elected, until his death in office on 2012 August 20.
Who was the Prime Minister of Ethiopia in 2007?
Meles Zenawi Asres was the Prime Minister of Ethiopia in 2007. He became the Prime Minister of Ethiopia on 1995 August 23.After the Ethiopian Civil War ended in 1991 overthrowing the government, Ethiopia took several years before agreeing on a new constitution in 1994. Ethiopia held elections in 1995, electing Zenawi as the first Prime Minister and Negasso Gidada as the first President. Zenawi continued to be re-elected, until his death in office on 2012 August 20.
Who was the Prime Minister of Ethiopia in 2006?
Meles Zenawi Asres was the Prime Minister of Ethiopia in 2006. He became the Prime Minister of Ethiopia on 1995 August 23.After the Ethiopian Civil War ended in 1991 overthrowing the government, Ethiopia took several years before agreeing on a new constitution in 1994. Ethiopia held elections in 1995, electing Zenawi as the first Prime Minister and Negasso Gidada as the first President. Zenawi continued to be re-elected, until his death in office on 2012 August 20.
