Vilson Ahmeti

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Vilson Ahmeti
Prime Minister of Albania
In office 10 December 1991 (1991-12-10) –4 April 1992 (1992-04-04)

v t e Prime ministers of Albania
Independent Albania (1912–14)	Provisional Government of Albania Qemali
Principality of Albania (1914–25)	Principality of Albania Përmeti Toptani none Përmeti Delvina Vrioni Evangjeli Koculi Prishtina Kosturi Ypi Zogu Vërlaci Vrioni Noli Zogu
Albanian Republic (1925–28)	Albanian Republic The role of the prime minister was exercised by the Minister of Justice ‡
Albanian Kingdom (1928–39)	Albanian Kingdom Kotta Evangjeli Frashëri Kotta
Italian Albania (1939–43)	Italian Albania Vërlaci Merlika-Kruja Libohova Bushati Libohova
German occupation (1943–44)	German-occupied Albania Mitrovica Dine Biçaku
Communist Albania (1944–91)	People's Socialist Republic of Albania Hoxha Shehu Çarçani
Republic of Albania (since 1991)	Republic of Albania Nano Bufi Ahmeti Meksi Fino Nano Majko Meta Majko Nano Berisha Rama
Italics indicates interim holder. ‡ Ministers of Justice during that time were Poga, Tutulani, Kedhi, Poga (again), Vrioni and Delvina.