Islam Abduganievich Karimov has been president since 1990 March 24, more than 23 years. During the period from 2007 December 23 to 2008 January 22, he was acting president.
There has only been one president of Uzbekistan so far.
The president of Uzbekistan, Which is Islam Karimov.
Yes. He is the only president that Uzbekistan has had since Independence in 1991.
Uzbekistan does not have a king. It is a republic and so it has a president.
The plfirst president of Uzbekistan was Islom Abduganievich Karimov.
Islam Abdug'aniyevich Karimov was the President of Uzbekistan in 2012.Islam Karimov became the first President of Uzbekistan on 1990 March 24. After declaring Uzbekistan's independence on 1991 August 31, he won a disputed election on Dec 29 of that year. He extended his presidency through a referendum in 1995 and presidential elections in 2000 and 2007, all of which have been criticized as unfair and rigged by the international community. The Uzbekistan constitution now limits a president to two consecutive terms (of 7 years), so barring any changes, Karimov will end his presidency in early 2015.
Islam Abdug'aniyevich Karimov is the President of Uzbekistan in 2013.Islam Karimov became the first President of Uzbekistan on 1990 March 24. After declaring Uzbekistan's independence on 1991 August 31, he won a disputed election on Dec 29 of that year. He extended his presidency through a referendum in 1995 and presidential elections in 2000 and 2007, all of which have been criticized as unfair and rigged by the international community. The Uzbekistan constitution now limits a president to two consecutive terms (of 7 years), so barring any changes, Karimov will end his presidency in early 2015.
Islam Abdug'aniyevich Karimov was the president of Uzbekistan in 2008.Islam Karimov became the first president of Uzbekistan on 1990 March 24. After declaring Uzbekistan's independence on 1991 August 31, he won a disputed election on Dec 29 of that year. He extended his presidency through a referendum in 1995 and presidential elections in 2000 and 2007, all of which have been criticized as unfair and rigged by the international community. The Uzbekistan constitution now limits a president to two consecutive terms (of 7 years), so barring any changes, Karimov will end his presidency in early 2015.
Islam Abdug'aniyevich Karimov was the president of Uzbekistan in 1990.Islam Karimov became the first president of Uzbekistan on 1990 March 24. After declaring Uzbekistan's independence on 1991 August 31, he won a disputed election on Dec 29 of that year. He extended his presidency through a referendum in 1995 and presidential elections in 2000 and 2007, all of which have been criticized as unfair and rigged by the international community. The Uzbekistan constitution now limits a president to two consecutive terms (of 7 years), so barring any changes, Karimov will end his presidency in early 2015.
Islam Abdug'aniyevich Karimov was the President of Uzbekistan in 2011.Islam Karimov became the first President of Uzbekistan on 1990 March 24. After declaring Uzbekistan's independence on 1991 August 31, he won a disputed election on Dec 29 of that year. He extended his presidency through a referendum in 1995 and presidential elections in 2000 and 2007, all of which have been criticized as unfair and rigged by the international community. The Uzbekistan constitution now limits a president to two consecutive terms (of 7 years), so barring any changes, Karimov will end his presidency in early 2015.
Islam Abdug'aniyevich Karimov was the president of Uzbekistan in 2009.Islam Karimov became the first president of Uzbekistan on 1990 March 24. After declaring Uzbekistan's independence on 1991 August 31, he won a disputed election on Dec 29 of that year. He extended his presidency through a referendum in 1995 and presidential elections in 2000 and 2007, all of which have been criticized as unfair and rigged by the international community. The Uzbekistan constitution now limits a president to two consecutive terms (of 7 years), so barring any changes, Karimov will end his presidency in early 2015.
Islam Abdug'aniyevich Karimov was the president of Uzbekistan in 1998.Islam Karimov became the first president of Uzbekistan on 1990 March 24. After declaring Uzbekistan's independence on 1991 August 31, he won a disputed election on Dec 29 of that year. He extended his presidency through a referendum in 1995 and presidential elections in 2000 and 2007, all of which have been criticized as unfair and rigged by the international community. The Uzbekistan constitution now limits a president to two consecutive terms (of 7 years), so barring any changes, Karimov will end his presidency in early 2015.