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87th Prime Minister of France.
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Father
André Fabius
Position Held
19 items
Minister of Foreign Affairs
(5/16/2012 - 6/18/2012)
Prime Minister of France
(7/17/1984 - 3/20/1986)
Member of the French National Assembly
(4/3/1978 - 5/22/1981)
Mayor of Le Grand-Quevilly
(6/19/1995 - 3/30/2000)
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Member of the General Council
Minister of the Economy, Finances and Industry
(3/28/2000 - 5/7/2002)
Member of the French National Assembly
(7/2/1981 - 7/23/1981)
Member of the French National Assembly
(4/2/1986 - 5/14/1988)
Member of the French National Assembly
(6/23/1988 - 4/1/1993)
Member of the French National Assembly
(4/2/1993 - 4/21/1997)
Member of the French National Assembly
(6/12/1997 - 4/27/2000)
Member of the French National Assembly
(6/19/2002 - 6/19/2007)
Member of the French National Assembly
(6/20/2007 - 6/4/2012)
Member of the French National Assembly
(6/20/2012 - 7/21/2012)
Member of the European Parliament
(7/25/1989 - 4/2/1992)
Minister of Foreign Affairs
(6/18/2012 - 3/31/2014)
Minister of Foreign Affairs
(3/31/2014 - 8/25/2014)
Minister of Foreign Affairs
(8/25/2014 - 12/6/2016)
Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
16th Arrondissement of Paris
Country of Citizenship
France
Award Received
13 items
Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour
Grand Cross of the National Order of Merit
Knight of the National Order of Quebec
Grand Cross of the Order of Isabella the Catholic
(2015)
Order of the Star of Romania
Grand Cross of the Order of the Sun of Peru
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic
Honorary Doctor of the Nankai University
(2016)
Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland
Commander with Star of the Order of Polonia Restituta
Grand Officer of the National Order of Mali
Prix Du Livre Politique
(1996)
Prix Montaigne De Bordeaux
(2011)
Member of Political Party
Occupation
Educated At
Date of Birth
Instance Of
Image
Given Name
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Child
Spouse
Commons Gallery
Work Location
Family Name
Sibling
Pronunciation Audio
Archives At
Described by Source
Participant In
Field of Work
Socialist Party
Politician
Diplomat
Lecturer
Foreign Minister
Lycée Louis-Le-Grand
École Normale Supérieure
École Nationale D'administration
(1971 - 1973)
Start Time
:
1971
End Time
:
1973
Sciences Po
( - 1968)
End Time
:
1968
Lycée Janson-De-Sailly
8/20/1946
Human
Laurent
French
English
Thomas Fabius
Victor Fabius
David Fabius
Françoise Castro
(1981 - 2002)
Start Time
:
1981
End Time
:
2002
Laurent Fabius
Strasbourg
City of Brussels
Fabius
François Fabius
Catherine Leterrier
Jean Jaurès Foundation
Obálky Knih
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:
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World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014
Subject Named As
:
Laurent Fabius
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2015
Subject Named As
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Laurent Fabius
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2016
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Laurent Fabius
Politics
Foreign Affairs Ministry
Replaces
:
Alain Juppé
Replaced By
:
Laurent Fabius
Member of Cabinet
:
First Ayrault Government
Start Time
:
5/16/2012
End Time
:
6/18/2012
Replaces
:
Pierre Mauroy
Replaced By
:
Jacques Chirac
Start Time
:
7/17/1984
End Time
:
3/20/1986
Replaces
:
Tony Larue
Electoral District
:
Seine-Maritime's 2nd Constituency
Parliamentary Term
:
6th Legislature of the Fifth French Republic
Start Time
:
4/3/1978
End Time
:
5/22/1981
Start Time
:
6/19/1995
End Time
:
3/30/2000
Replaces
:
Christian Sautter
Replaced By
:
Francis Mer
Member of Cabinet
:
Jospin Government
Start Time
:
3/28/2000
End Time
:
5/7/2002
Replaced By
:
Marc Massion
Electoral District
:
Seine-Maritime's 2nd Constituency
Parliamentary Term
:
7th Legislature of the Fifth French Republic
Start Time
:
7/2/1981
End Time
:
7/23/1981
Electoral District
:
Q23891088
Parliamentary Term
:
8th Legislature of the Fifth French Republic
Start Time
:
4/2/1986
End Time
:
5/14/1988
Electoral District
:
Seine-Maritime's 4th Constituency
Parliamentary Term
:
9th Legislature of the Fifth French Republic
Start Time
:
6/23/1988
End Time
:
4/1/1993
Electoral District
:
Seine-Maritime's 4th Constituency
Parliamentary Term
:
10th Legislature of the Fifth French Republic
Start Time
:
4/2/1993
End Time
:
4/21/1997
Replaced By
:
Didier Marie
Electoral District
:
Seine-Maritime's 4th Constituency
Parliamentary Term
:
11th Legislature of the Fifth French Republic
Start Time
:
6/12/1997
End Time
:
4/27/2000
Electoral District
:
Seine-Maritime's 4th Constituency
Parliamentary Term
:
12th Legislature of the Fifth French Republic
Start Time
:
6/19/2002
End Time
:
6/19/2007
Electoral District
:
Seine-Maritime's 4th Constituency
Parliamentary Term
:
13th Legislature of the Fifth French Republic
Start Time
:
6/20/2007
End Time
:
6/4/2012
Replaced By
:
Guillaume Bachelay
Electoral District
:
Seine-Maritime's 4th Constituency
Parliamentary Term
:
14th Legislature of the Fifth French Republic
Start Time
:
6/20/2012
End Time
:
7/21/2012
Electoral District
:
France
Parliamentary Term
:
Third European Parliament
Parliamentary Group
:
Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Represents
:
Socialist Party
Elected In
:
1989 European Parliament Election
Start Time
:
7/25/1989
End Time
:
4/2/1992
Replaces
:
Laurent Fabius
Replaced By
:
Laurent Fabius
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Ayrault Government
Start Time
:
6/18/2012
End Time
:
3/31/2014
Replaces
:
Laurent Fabius
Replaced By
:
Laurent Fabius
Member of Cabinet
:
First Valls Government
Start Time
:
3/31/2014
End Time
:
8/25/2014
Replaces
:
Laurent Fabius
Replaced By
:
Jean-Marc Ayrault
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Valls Government
Start Time
:
8/25/2014
End Time
:
12/6/2016
Point in Time
:
2015
Point in Time
:
2016
Point in Time
:
1996
Point in Time
:
2011
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