Haruo Remeliik

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His Excellency
Haruo Remeliik
Haruo Ignacio Remeliik.jpg
Taken around 1976
1st President of Palau
In office
2 March 1981 –30 June 1985
Political offices
Preceded by
New office
 President of Palau
1981–1985		Succeeded by


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