Deputy Prime Minister of Lebanon

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Deputy Prime Minister of Lebanon
Visit of Oliver Varhelyi to Lebanon P059027-837824 (cropped).jpg
Incumbent
Saadeh Al Shami
since 10 September 2021
Style His/Her Excellency
Member of Council of Ministers
Residence Beirut
Appointer Prime Minister
Inaugural holder Habib Abu Shahla
FormationSeptember 25, 1943

The office of Deputy Prime Minister of Lebanon was formed in 1943. [1] The National Pact stipulates that the Deputy Prime Minister should always be Greek Orthodox Christian. [2]

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List

No.PortraitName

(Birth–Death)

TermPolitical partySource
Took officeLeft officeTime in officeAppointed byPresident
1 Habib abou shahla.jpg Habib Abu Shahla September 25, 1943July 3, 1944282 days Riad Solh Bechara El Khoury   National Bloc [3]
(1)July 3, 1944January 9, 19451 year, 106 days
2Nicolas GhosnJanuary 9, 1945August 22, 1945225 days Abdul Hamid Karami   Marada
3 Gabriel El Murr August 22, 1945May 22, 19461 year, 133 days Sami El Solh   Independent
(3)May 22, 1946December 14, 1946206 days
4 SabriHamadeh1 (cropped).jpg Sabri Hamadeh December 14, 1946June 7, 1947175 days Riad Al Solh   Independent
(3) Gabriel El Murr June 7, 1947July 26, 19481 year, 49 days  Independent [4]
(3)July 26, 19481 October 19491 year, 67 days
5 Gibran Kaiser Nahas.png Gibran Nahas 1 October 1949February 14, 19511 year, 136 days  Constitutional Bloc
6 Philip Naguib Boulos.png Philip Najib Boulos

(Philip Paul)

June 7, 1951February 11, 1952249 days Abdullah El Yafi   Independent [5]
7 Fouad Al-Khoury February 11, 1952September 9, 1952249 days Sami El Solh   Constitutional Bloc
8 Basil Trad September 9, 1952September 14, 19525 days Nazem Akkari   Independent
(8)September 14, 1952September 18, 19524 days Saeb Salam
9 Nazem Akkari, Prime Minister of Lebanon.jpg Nazem Akkari September 18, 1952September 30, 195212 days Fouad Chehab Fouad Chehab   Military
(3) Gabriel El Murr September 16, 1954July 9, 1955296 days Sami El Solh Camille Chamoun   Independent [6]
(3)July 9, 1955September 19, 195572 days
10 Fouad Ghosn.png Fouad Nicolas Ghosn September 19, 1955March 19, 1956182 days Rashid Karami   Marada
11 Naseem Majdalani.png Naseem Majdalani August 1, 1960May 20, 1961292 days Saeb Salam Fouad Chehab   Progressive Socialist Party [7]
12 Portrait de Philippe Boulos.tif Philippe Najib Boulos May 20, 1961October 31, 1961164 days  Independent
October 31, 1961February 20, 19642 years, 112 days Rashid Karami   Independent
(5) Gibran Kaiser Nahas.png Gibran Nahas February 20, 1964September 25, 1964218 days Hussein Al Oweini   Constitutional Bloc
September 25, 1964November 18, 196454 days Charles Helou
(11) Naseem Majdalani.png Naseem Majdalani November 18, 1964July 25, 1965249 days  Progressive Socialist Party [8]
13 Fouad Boutros.png Fouad Boutros April 9, 1966December 6, 1966241 days Abdullah Al Yafi   Independent
February 8, 1968October 12, 1968247 days
(10) Fouad Ghosn.png Fouad Nicolas Ghosn October 12, 1968October 20, 19688 days  Marada
(11) Naseem Majdalani.png Naseem Majdalani January 15, 1969November 25, 1969314 days Rashid Karami   Progressive Socialist Party [9]
(10) Fouad Ghosn.png Fouad Nicolas Ghosn November 25, 1969October 13, 1970322 days  Marada
14 Ghassan Tueni.JPG Ghassan Tueni October 13, 1970May 27, 19721 year, 227 days Saeb Salam Suleiman Franjieh   Independent
15 Dr. Albert Moukheiber (Cropped).png Albert Moukheiber May 27, 1972April 25, 1973333 days  National Bloc
(10) Fouad Ghosn.png Fouad Nicolas Ghosn April 25, 1973July 8, 197374 days Amin Al-Hafez   Marada
July 8, 1973October 31, 19741 year, 115 days Takieddin el-Solh
16 Michel Sassine (cropped).jpg Michel Georges Sassine October 31, 1974May 23, 1975204 days Rachid Solh   Independent [10]
17 Moussa Kanaan May 23, 1975July 1, 197539 days Nureddine Rifai   Independent
(13) Fouad Boutros.png Fouad Boutros December 9, 1976July 16, 19792 years, 219 days Salim al-Hoss Elias Sarkis   Independent
July 16, 1979October 25, 19801 year, 101 days
October 25, 1980October 7, 19821 year, 347 days Shafik Wazzan
18 Elieadibsalem.png Elie Salem October 7, 1982April 30, 19841 year, 206 days Amin Gemayel   Independent
19 Victor Kassir April 30, 1984September 22, 19884 years, 145 days Rashid Karami   Independent
20 Issam Abu Jamra September 22, 1988October 13, 19902 years, 21 days Michel Aoun Michel Aoun   Military
(16) Michel Sassine (cropped).jpg Michel Georges Sassine October 13, 1990December 24, 199072 days Salim al-Hoss Elias Hrawi   Independent
21 Michel Murr December 24, 1990May 16, 19921 year, 144 days Omar Karami   Independent
May 16, 1992October 31, 1992168 days Rachid Solh [11]
November 7, 1996November 24, 19982 years, 17 days Rafic Hariri
22 Issam Fares October 26, 200017 April 20032 years, 173 days Emile Lahoud   Independent
17 April 2003October 26, 20041 year, 192 days
October 26, 2004April 19, 2005175 days Omar Karami
23 Elias-Murr.JPEG Elias Murr April 19, 2005July 19, 200591 days Najib Mikati   Independent [12]
July 19, 2005November 13, 2005117 days Fouad Siniora [13]
(20) Issam Abu Jamra July 11, 2008November 9, 20091 year, 121 days Michel Suleiman   Free Patriotic Movement
(23) Elias-Murr.JPEG Elias Murr November 9, 200912 January 20111 year, 64 days Saad Hariri   Independent
24 Samir Moqbel, April 2015.jpg Samir Mouqbel 13 June 201123 March 20132 years, 70 days Najib Mikati   Independent [14]
15 February 201418 December 20162 years, 307 days Tammam Salam [15]
25 Ghassan Hasbani, Lebanese Deputy Prime and Minister for Public Health - P036791005401-404893 (cropped).jpg Ghassan Hasbani 18 December 20163 February 20192 years, 47 days Saad Hariri Michel Aoun   Lebanese Forces [16]
3 February 201929 October 2019268 days [17]
26 Visit of Josep Borrell Fontelles, Vice-President of the European Commission, to Lebanon (cropped 2).jpg Zeina Akar 21 January 202010 September 20211 year, 232 days Hassan Diab   Free Patriotic Movement [18]
27 Visit of Oliver Varhelyi to Lebanon P059027-837824 (cropped).jpg Saadeh Al Shami 10 September 2021Incumbent3 years, 99 days Najib Mikati   Syrian Social Nationalist Party [19]

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