List of legislative speakers of Lebanon
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This is a list of speakers of the Parliament of Lebanon since the office was created in 1922.[1]
French Mandate (1920–1943)[]
Administrative Committee[]
The was the first legislative body of Lebanon, established by the French Mandate in 1922, two years after founding the State of Greater Lebanon.
Speakership | Speaker | Political affiliation | Election | |||
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1 | 4 October 1920
– 11 March 1922 |
Daoud Amoun | Pro-France | 1920 |
Representative Councils[]
In 1922, the Representative Council of Lebanon was announced, representing different sects and areas.
R.C. | Speakership | Speaker | Political affiliation | R.C. | |||
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2 | 25 May 1922
– 15 October 1923 |
Habib Assaad | Pro-France | ||||
1st | 3 | 15 October 1923
– 21 October 1924 |
Pro-France | ||||
1st | 4 | 21 October 1924
– 13 July 1925 |
Emile Edde | Pro-France | |||
5 | 13 July 1925
– 18 October 1927 |
Pro-France |
Senate[]
In 1926, the Senate of Lebanon was formed by the constitution, but abolished the next year.
Speakership | Portrait | Name | Political affiliation | ||
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1 | 25 May 1926
– 6 October 1927 |
Mohammed al-Jisr | Pro-France |
Parliaments[]
The Parliament was established in 1926 by the constitution, and was merged with the Senate in 1927.
Par. | Speakership | Portrait | Name | Party | ||
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1st | (5) | 19 October 1926
– 18 October 1927 |
Pro-France | |||
1st | 6 | 18 October 1927
– 30 January 1934 |
Mohammed Aljesr | Pro-France | ||
2nd | ||||||
3rd | 7 | 30 January 1934
– 10 November 1934 |
Charles Debbas | Pro-France | ||
3rd | 8 | 10 November 1934
– 22 October 1935 |
Petro Trad | Pro-France | ||
3rd | 9 | 22 October 1935
– 29 October 1937 |
Khaled Chehab | Pro-France | ||
10 | 29 October 1937
– 21 September 1939 |
Petro Trad | Pro-France |
Lebanese Republic (1943–present)[]
Independence[]
In 1943, the Lebanese Republic was established, marking the end of the French mandate for Lebanon.
Par. | No. | Term | Speaker | Political affiliation | ||
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1 | 21 September 1943
– 22 October 1946 |
Sabri Hamadé | Constitutional Bloc | |||
5th | 2 | 22 October 1946
– 9 June 1947 |
Habib Abou Chahla | National Bloc | ||
(1) | 9 June 1947
– 5 June 1951 |
Sabri Hamadé | Constitutional Bloc | |||
3 | 5 June 1951
– 13 August 1953 |
Ahmed Asaad | Al-Asaadiyya | |||
4 | 13 August 1953
– 20 October 1959 |
Adel Osseiran | Unaffilated | |||
(1) | 20 October 1959
– 8 May 1964 |
Sabri Hamadé | Unaffilated | |||
5 | 8 May 1964
– 20 October 1964 |
Kamel Asaad | Al-Asaadiyya | |||
11th | (1) | 20 October 1964
– 9 May 1968 |
Sabri Hamadé | Unaffilated | ||
(5) | 9 May 1968
– 22 October 1968 |
Kamel Asaad | Al-Asaadiyya | |||
12th | (1) | 22 October 1968
– 20 October 1970 |
Sabri Hamadé | Unaffilated |
Civil War[]
In 1975, three years after the 1972 general election, the Lebanese Civil War. No new election was held until 1992. Every four years were considered a separate parliament.
Par. | Speakership | Speaker | Political affiliation | |||
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(5) | 20 October 1970
– 16 October 1984 |
Kamel Asaad | Al-Asaadiyya | |||
6 | 16 October 1984
– 20 October 1992 |
Hussein el-Husseini | Unaffilated | |||
Taif Agreeement[]
Par. | No. | Term | Speaker | Political affiliation | ||
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7 | 20 October 1992
– Incumbent |
Nabih Berri | Amal Movement | |||
21st | ||||||
22nd | ||||||
23rd |
See also[]
- List of presidents of Lebanon
- List of prime ministers of Lebanon
- Deputy Speaker of the Parliament of Lebanon
- Lists of incumbents
References[]
- Legislative speakers of Lebanon
- Politics of Lebanon
- Lists of legislative speakers
- Government of Lebanon
- Lists of political office-holders in Lebanon