Nagoum Yamassoum

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Nagoum Yamassoum is a prominent politician of Chad. He was prime minister from 1999 to 2002 and foreign minister from 2003 to 2005.

After serving as president of the Constitutional Council, he was named prime minister of Chad on December 13, 1999;^[1] he had also previously served as minister of education and minister of culture.^[2] He served as prime minister until June 13, 2002, when he resigned and was replaced by Haroun Kabadi. He then served as the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, having been appointed to that position in June 2003 when Kabadi's government resigned and a new government led by Moussa Faki took office. He left that position in August 2005 when a cabinet reshuffle occurred.

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