Fernando Chui

In this article, the surname is Chui . In accordance with Macau custom, the Western-style name is Fernando Chui and the Chinese-style name is Chui Sai On.

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Fernando Chui Sai On GCM GML
崔世安
Chui in 2004
2nd Chief Executive of Macau
In office 20 December 2009 –20 December 2019

Political offices
Preceded by Edmund Ho Hau Wah	Chief Executive of Macau 2009–2019	Succeeded by Ho Iat Seng
Preceded by Antonio Salavessa da Costa as Secretary for Communications, Tourism and Culture	Macau Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture 1999–2009	Succeeded by Cheong U
Preceded by Alarcão Troni as Secretary for Social Affairs and Budget
Order of precedence
First	Macau order of precedence Chief Executive	Succeeded by Sam Hou Fai President of the Court of Final Appeal
Preceded by CY Leung Chief Executive of Hong Kong SAR	Orders of precedence in the People's Republic of China Chief Executive of Macau SAR	Incumbent