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Alain Juppé
Alain Marie Juppé
92nd Prime Minister of France (born 1945).
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Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Mont-De-Marsan
Award Received
13 items
Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour
Grand Cross of the National Order of Merit
National Order of the Ivory Coast
(2012)
Officer of the National Order of Quebec
(1996)
Order of St. Mesrop Mashtots
Concours Général
Honorary Doctor of the University of Ottawa
Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland
National Order of Merit
Order of the Southern Cross
Order Pro Merito Melitensi
National Order of Quebec
Q3404959
(2007)
Position Held
14 items
Prime Minister of France
(5/17/1995 - 6/2/1997)
Member of the French National Assembly
(6/23/1988 - 4/1/1993)
Mayor of Bordeaux
(6/19/1995 - 12/13/2004)
Member of the Regional Council of Île-De-France
Mayor of Bordeaux
(10/8/2006 - 2019)
Member of the French National Assembly
(4/2/1993 - 5/1/1993)
Member of the French National Assembly
(4/2/1986 - 4/2/1986)
Member of the French National Assembly
(6/12/1997 - 6/18/2002)
Member of the French National Assembly
(6/19/2002 - 9/30/2004)
Minister of Foreign Affairs
(2/27/2011 - 5/15/2012)
Member of the European Parliament
(7/25/1989 - 10/15/1989)
Member of the European Parliament
(7/24/1984 - 3/20/1986)
Minister of Foreign Affairs
(3/29/1993 - 5/17/1995)
Member of the Consitutional Council
(2/21/2019 - )
Member of Political Party
Union for a Popular Movement
Rally for the Republic
The Republicans
Occupation
Politician
Diplomat
Country of Citizenship
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Name in Native Language
France
8/15/1945
École Normale Supérieure
Lycée Louis-Le-Grand
École Nationale D'administration
(1970 - 1972)
Start Time
:
1970
End Time
:
1972
Sciences Po
( - 1968)
End Time
:
1968
Human
Isabelle Juppé
Alain
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Marie
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2
French
Alain Marie Juppé
Strasbourg
City of Brussels
Inspection Générale Des Finances
Juppé
French-American Foundation
Pierre Odalot
Archives Nationales
Inventory Number
:
573AP
Taking Illegal Advantage
(12/1/2004)
Point in Time
:
12/1/2004
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2016 The Republicans (France) Presidential Primary
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Point in Time
:
2012
Point in Time
:
1996
Point in Time
:
2007
Replaces
:
Édouard Balladur
Replaced By
:
Lionel Jospin
Start Time
:
5/17/1995
End Time
:
6/2/1997
Electoral District
:
Q2421960
Parliamentary Term
:
9th Legislature of the Fifth French Republic
Start Time
:
6/23/1988
End Time
:
4/1/1993
Start Time
:
6/19/1995
End Time
:
12/13/2004
Replaced By
:
Nicolas Florian
Start Time
:
10/8/2006
End Time
:
2019
Electoral District
:
Q2421960
Parliamentary Term
:
10th Legislature of the Fifth French Republic
Start Time
:
4/2/1993
End Time
:
5/1/1993
Electoral District
:
Q23900524
Parliamentary Term
:
8th Legislature of the Fifth French Republic
Start Time
:
4/2/1986
End Time
:
4/2/1986
Electoral District
:
Gironde's 2nd Constituency
Parliamentary Term
:
11th Legislature of the Fifth French Republic
Start Time
:
6/12/1997
End Time
:
6/18/2002
Electoral District
:
Gironde's 2nd Constituency
Parliamentary Term
:
12th Legislature of the Fifth French Republic
Start Time
:
6/19/2002
End Time
:
9/30/2004
Replaces
:
Michèle Alliot-Marie
Replaced By
:
Laurent Fabius
Member of Cabinet
:
Third Fillon Government
Start Time
:
2/27/2011
End Time
:
5/15/2012
Electoral District
:
France
Parliamentary Term
:
Third European Parliament
Parliamentary Group
:
European Democratic Alliance
Represents
:
Rally for the Republic
Elected In
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1989 European Parliament Election
Start Time
:
7/25/1989
End Time
:
10/15/1989
Electoral District
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France
Parliamentary Term
:
Second European Parliament
Parliamentary Group
:
European Democratic Alliance
Represents
:
Rally for the Republic
Elected In
:
1984 European Parliament Election
Start Time
:
7/24/1984
End Time
:
3/20/1986
Replaces
:
Roland Dumas
Replaced By
:
Hervé De Charette
Member of Cabinet
:
Balladur Government
Start Time
:
3/29/1993
End Time
:
5/17/1995
Replaces
:
Lionel Jospin
Start Time
:
2/21/2019
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