Alfred Naqqache

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Alfred Georges Naccache (or Naqqache) (1887-1978) was a Lebanese statesman, prime minister and head of state during the French Mandate of Lebanon. He was serving as Prime Minister when he was appointed President by the French authorities after the resignation of Emile Edde. Pierre-Georges Arlabosse served as acting President for 6 days before Naccache assumed office. Naccache was a Maronite Catholic. A street in the Lebanese capital Beirut is named in his honor.

Naccache (right) pictured with President Taj al-Din al-Hasani of Syria. Both men were French appointees.
Naccache (right) pictured with President Taj al-Din al-Hasani of Syria. Both men were French appointees.

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Preceded by
Abdullah Bayhum		 Prime Minister of Lebanon
April 7, 1941- November 26, 1941		 Succeeded by
Ahmed Daouk
Preceded by
Pierre-Georges Arlabosse (acting):		 President of Lebanon
April 9, 1941-March 18, 1943		 Succeeded by
Ayub Thabit (acting)
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Presidents of Lebanon
French Mandate (1918-1943)
French Mandate of Lebanon
office established 1926 · Debbas · Privat-Aubouard* · Es-Saad · Eddé · Arlabosse* · Naqqache · Thabit* · Trad
Lebanese Republic (since 1943)
Lebanese Republic
El Khoury · Eddé · El Khoury · Chehab* · Chamoun · Chehab · Helou · Frangieh · Sarkis · B. Gemayel† · A. Gemayel · M. Aoun* · vacant · Moawad · Hrawi · Lahoud · vacant  · Suleiman
* denotes acting     †assassinated prior to taking office
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Prime Ministers of Lebanon
Pre-Independence
Auguste Adib Pacha • Bechara El Khoury • Habib Pacha Es-Saad • Bechara El Khoury • Émile Eddé • Auguste Adib Pacha • Charles Debbas • Abdullah Bayhum • Ayub Thabit • Khayreddin al-Ahdab • Khaled Chehab • Abdallah El-Yafi • Abdullah Bayhum* • Alfred Naqqache • Ahmed Daouk • Sami as-Solh • Ayub Thabit • Petro Trad
Post-Independence
Riad as-Solh • Abdul Hamid Karami • Sami as-Solh • Saadi al-Munla • Riad as-Solh • Hussein al-Oweini • Abdallah El-Yafi • Sami as-Solh • Nazim al-Akkari • Saeb Salam • Abdallah El-Yafi • Khaled Chehab • Sami as-Solh • Rashid Karami • Abdallah El-Yafi • Sami as-Solh • Khalil al-Hibri • Rashid Karami • Ahmed Daouk • Saeb Salam • Rashid Karami • Hussein al-Oweini • Rashid Karami • Abdallah El-Yafi • Rashid Karami • Abdallah El-Yafi • Rashid Karami • Saeb Salam • Amin al-Hafez • Takieddin el-Solh • Rashid el-Solh • Nureddin Rifai • Rashid Karami • Selim al-Hoss • Takieddin el-Solh • Shafik Wazzan • Rashid Karami • Selim al-Hoss† • Michel Aoun†† • Selim al-Hoss • Omar Karami • Rashid el-Solh • Rafik Hariri • Selim al-Hoss • Rafik Hariri • Omar Karami • Najib Mikati • Fouad Siniora

*denotes interim   †dismissal contested   ††appointment contested
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