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Mohamed Mzali
محمد مزاليPrime Minister of Tunisia In office
23 April 1980 – 8 July 1986Preceded by Hédi Nouira Succeeded by Rachid Sfar Personal details Born 23 December 1925
Monastir, TunisiaDied 23 June 2010 (aged 84)
Paris, FranceMohammed Mzali (Arabic: محمد مزالي, 23 December 1925 – 23 June 2010) was a Tunisian politician.
Mzali was born in Monastir, Tunisia in 1925. He served as Prime Minister from his appointment by President Habib Bourguiba until his dismissal in 1986 amid government-mandated price increases and subsequent rioting.
Mzali fled to France and was replaced by Rachid Sfar. Mzali wrote many books, one of them untitled "Un Premier ministre de Bourguiba témoigne". He served as a member of the International Olympic Committee from 1965 until his death.
Mzali died on 23 June 2010 in Paris, France.[1]References
- ^ "Former Tunisian Premier Mzali, IOC member, dies", Associated Press, 24 June 2010.
Preceded by
Hedi Amara NouiraPrime Minister of Tunisia
1980-1986Succeeded by
Rachid SfarPrime Ministers of Tunisia (List) Beylik of Tunis
(Grand Vizier)- al-Tabi
- Khoja
- al-Taba'a
- Mustapha Khaznadar
- Pacha
- Mohamed Khaznadar
- Ben Ismail
- Mohamed Khaznadar
- Bouattour
- M. Djellouli
- Djait
- T. Djellouli
Beylik of Tunis
(Prime Minister)- Dinguizli
- Bouhageb
- Lakhoua
- Chenik
- S. Baccouche
- Kaak
- Chenik
- S. Baccouche
- M. S. Mzali
- Dupoizat
- Ben Ammar
Kingdom of Tunisia - Ben Ammar
- Bourguiba
Republic of Tunisia - Ladgham
- Nouira
- M. Mzali
- Sfar
- Ben Ali
- H. Baccouche
- Karoui
- Ghannouchi
- Sebsi
- Jebali (Designate)
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