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Sidya Touré (born 1945) is a
Guinean politician. He was
Prime Minister of
Guinea from 1996 to 1999 and is
currently the
President of the
Union of Republican...
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appointed as
Prime Minister by
President Lansana Conté in
March 1999,
replacing Sidya Touré.
After five
years in office, he
resigned on
February 23, 2004. He...
- In
office 5
April 1984 – 22
December 2008
Prime Minister Diarra Traoré
Sidya Touré
Lamine Sidimé François
Lonseny Fall
Cellou Dalein Diallo Eugène Camara...
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Independent post abolished, 1958–72
Beavogui Traoré post abolished, 1984–96
Sidya Touré Sidimé Fall vacant, April–December 2004
Diallo vacant, 2006–07 Camara...
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Independent post abolished, 1958–72
Beavogui Traoré post abolished, 1984–96
Sidya Touré Sidimé Fall vacant, April–December 2004
Diallo vacant, 2006–07 Camara...
- wild
honey *sc̐úmᵻ 264
mosquito *sc̐úy̍úˑná 274 ant *síˑʔí 275
squirrel *
síˑdʸᴀ 279
mouse *síyan̍ᵻ 282
bighorn sheep *skàˑsk̠ᴜ 286
bullsnake *sk̍áʔáˑdʸᴜ...
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Independent post abolished, 1958–72
Beavogui Traoré post abolished, 1984–96
Sidya Touré Sidimé Fall vacant, April–December 2004
Diallo vacant, 2006–07 Camara...
- Beavogui,
Prime minister (1972–1984)
Diarra Traoré,
Prime minister (1984)
Sidya Touré,
Prime minister (1996–1999)
Lamine Sidimé,
Prime minister (1999–2004)...
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Phounsavath Khaled Jweda,
Libyan Chargé d’Affairs in the
United Kingdom Sidya Elhadj,
Mauritanian Amb****ador to the
United Kingdom Josefa González Blanco...
- present,
including Somparé, the key
opposition leaders Alpha Condé and
Sidya Touré, and the
trade union leader Rabiatou Serah Diallo. At the meeting...
