Ahmad Muhammad Numan

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Ahmad Muhammad Numan (1909-1996) (Arabic: أحمد محمد نعمان) was the Prime Minister of the Yemen Arab Republic twice.

His first term was under President Abdullah al-Sallal. Numan served from 20 April to 6 July 1965.

Numan's second term was under President Abdul Rahman al-Iryani, from 3 May to 24 August 1971.

Preceded by
Hassan al-Amri		 Prime Minister of North Yemen
1965		 Succeeded by
Abdullah as-Sallal
Preceded by
Abdul Salam Sabrah
(acting)		 Prime Minister of North Yemen
1971		 Succeeded by
Hassan al-Amri
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Prime Ministers of Yemen
North Yemen
(1962-1990)
North Yemen
as-Sallal · Dayfallah · A. R. al-Iryani · al-Amri · al-Gayifi · al-Amri · A. Numan · as-Sallal · al-Amri · as-Sallal · al-Aini · al-Amri · Sabrah* · al-Aini · Kurshumi · al-Aini · Sabrah* · A. Numan · al-Amri · Sabrah* · al-Aini · al-Hagri · Makki · al-Aini · Dayfallah* · Ghani · A. K. al-Iryani · Ghani
South Yemen
(1969-1990)
Republic of Yemen
(1990-)
* acting
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