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Fouad Mebazaa

Fouad Mbazaa

Tunisian politician.

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Sex or Gender

Male

Member of Political Party

Socialist Destourian Party
( - 2/27/1988)
End Time
: 2/27/1988
Constitutional Democratic Rally
(2/27/1988 - 3/2/2011)
End Time
: 3/2/2011
Start Time
: 2/27/1988

Position Held

President of Tunisia
(1/15/2011 - 12/13/2011)
Replaces
:
Mohamed Ghannouchi
Replaced By
:
Moncef Marzouki
End Time
: 12/13/2011
Start Time
: 1/15/2011
Minister of Health
(9/13/1978 - 11/7/1979)
Replaces
:
Mongi Ben Hamida
Replaced By
:
Dhaoui Hannablia
End Time
: 11/7/1979
Start Time
: 9/13/1978
Minister of Youth and Sports
(11/30/1973 - 9/13/1978)
Replaces
:
Mohamed Sayah
Replaced By
:
Hedi Zeghal
End Time
: 9/13/1978
Start Time
: 11/30/1973
Minister of Youth and Sports
(10/27/1987 - 4/12/1988)
Replaces
:
Hamed Karoui
Replaced By
:
Abdelhamid Escheikh
End Time
: 4/12/1988
Start Time
: 10/27/1987
Minister of Culture
(11/7/1979 - 1/2/1981)
Replaces
:
Mohamed Yalaoui
Replaced By
:
Bechir Ben Slama
End Time
: 1/2/1981
Start Time
: 11/7/1979

Instance Of

Human

Date of Birth

6/15/1933

Place of Birth

Tunis
Sidi Bouzid
Reason for Preferred Rank
:
Most Precise Value

Occupation

Politician
Lawyer
Diplomat

Given Name

Fouad

Name in Kana

フアード・ムバッザア

Name in Native Language

فؤاد المبزع

Religion or Worldview

Islam
Affiliation
:
Sunni Islam

Educated At

Sadiki College

Spouse

Lilia Mebazaa

Award Received

Order of the 7th November 1987
(1987)
Point in Time
: 1987
Commander of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic
Commander of the Legion of Honour
Grand Officer of the Order of Wissam El Alaoui

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Country of Citizenship

Tunisia

Family Name

Mebazaa

Date of Death

4/23/2025

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Arabic
French

Native Language

Arabic

Place of Death

Tunis
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