Fuat Toptani

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Fuat Toptani was an Albanian politician and mayor of Tirana from 1925 through 1927.^[1]
He was a delegate in the Albanian Congress of Trieste of 1913.

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v t e Mayors of Tirana

Pre-WWII:	Zyber Hallulli (1913–1914) Servet Libohova (1915–1916) Ismail Ndroqi (1917–1922) Ali Begeja (1922–1923) Ali Derhemi (1923–1924) Xhemal Kondi (1924–1925) Fuat Toptani (1925–1927) Izet Dibra (1927–1928) Rasim Kalakula (1928–1930) Rexhep Jella (1930–1933) Abedin Nepravishta (1933–1935) Qemal Butka (1936–1937) Abedin Nepravishta (1937–1939) Qazim Mulleti (1939–1940) Omer Fortuzi (1940–1943) Halil Mëniku (1943–1944) Llazar Treska (1944–1945)

People's Socialist Republic of Albania:	Ibrahim Sina (1947–1949) Isuf Keçi (1950–1951) Sabri Pilkati (1951–1951) Peço Kagjini (1951–1952) Sami Gjebero (1953–1954) Ibrahim Sina (1954–1955) Sami Gjebero (1956–1957) Irfan Ceklkupa (1957–1958) Rifat Dedja (1958–1961) Sabri Pilkati (1961–1962) Rifat Dedja (1962–1964) Sabri Pilkati (1965–1966) Myqerem Fuga (1970–1973) Ndue Marashi (1974–1975) Nesip Ibrahimi (1976–1983) Jashar Mezenxhiu (1984–1985) Llambi Gegprifti (1986–1987) Leandro Zoto (1987–1988) Llambi Gegprifti (1989–1990) Tomor Malasi (1991–1992)

Republic of Albania:	Sali Kelmendi (1992–1996) Albert Brojka (1996–2000) Edi Rama (2000–2011) Lulzim Basha (2011–)

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