Lamine Sidimé

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Lamine Sidimé (born Mamou, 1944) is the President of the Supreme Court of Guinea. He was Prime Minister of Guinea from 1999 to 2004.

Sidimé served as President of the Supreme Court from 1992, and was appointed as Prime Minister by President Lansana Conte in March 1999, replacing Sidya Touré.^[1] After five years in office, he resigned on February 23, 2004. He then resumed the Presidency of the Supreme Court.

References

↑ "Guinea: President Conte appoints new prime minister", Radiodiffusion Nationale, Conakry (nl.newsbank.com), 9 March 1999.

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Political offices
Preceded by Sidya Touré	Prime Minister of Guinea 1999–2004	Succeeded by François Lonseny Fall

v t e Heads of government of Guinea

Colonial: Ahmed Sékou Touré Independent: post abolished, 1958-72 Beavogui Traoré post abolished, 1984-96 Sidya Touré Sidimé Fall vacant, April-December 2004 Diallo vacant, 2006-07 Camara Kouyaté Souaré Komara Doré Fofana

Persondata
Name	Sidime, Lamine
Alternative names
Short description	Guinean judge
Date of birth	1944
Place of birth
Date of death
Place of death

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