Émile Eddé

1884 - 1949

Prime minister (1929 - 1930) and president (1936 - 1941) of Lebanon.

Emile Eddé, a Lebanese lawyer and politician, was a strong supporter of French policies in Lebanon and the Middle East. He was a devoted Francophile who came from a family that was well connected to French interests. Eddé was prime minister in 1929 and 1930 and president from 1936 to 1941 under the French mandate over Lebanon (1920 - 1943). He also initiated and headed during the mandate the Parliamentary National Bloc, which became a party in 1946 after independence. Eddé was highly controversial due to his conservative views, anti-Arab sentiments, and zealous adherence to French colonialism. Raymond Eddé, Emile's son, headed the party in 1949 and directed it toward more liberalism and less dependency on France.

— SAMI A. OFEISH

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Émile Eddé

Émile Eddé (1886 - 1949) (Arabic: إميل أده‎) was a Maronite Lebanese political figure. He served as Prime Minister of Lebanon from 11 October 1929 to 25 March 1930. He served as the President of Lebanon from 1936 to 1941. He also founded the Lebanese National Bloc party.

Preceded by Bechara El Khoury	Prime Minister of Lebanon 1929–1930	Succeeded by Auguste Adib Pacha
Preceded by Habib Pacha Es-Saad	President of Lebanon 1936–1941	Succeeded by Pierre-Georges Arlabosse
Preceded by Bechara El Khoury	President of Lebanon 1943	Succeeded by Bechara El Khoury

v • d • e Presidents of Lebanon French Mandate (1918-1943) office established 1926 · Charles Debbas · Antoine Privat-Aubouard* · Habib Pacha Es-Saad · Émile Eddé · Pierre-Georges Arlabosse* · Alfred Naqqache · Ayoub Tabet* · Petro Trad Lebanese Republic (since 1943) Bechara El Khoury · Émile Eddé · Bechara El Khoury · Fuad Chehab* · Camille Chamoun · Fuad Chehab · Charles Helou · Suleiman Frangieh · Elias Sarkis · Bachir Gemayel† · Amine Gemayel · Michel Aoun* · vacant · René Moawad · Elias Hrawi · Émile Lahoud · Fouad Siniora* · Michel Suleiman * denotes acting     †assassinated prior to taking office

v • d • e Prime Ministers of Lebanon Pre-Independence Auguste Adib Pacha • Bechara El Khoury • Habib Pacha Es-Saad • Bechara El Khoury • Émile Eddé • Auguste Adib Pacha • Charles Debbas • Abdullah Bayhum • Ayoub Tabet • Khayreddin al-Ahdab • Khaled Chehab • Abdallah El-Yafi • Abdullah Bayhum* • Alfred Naqqache • Ahmed Daouk • Sami as-Solh • Ayoub Tabet • Petro Trad Post-Independence Riad as-Solh • Abdul Hamid Karami • Sami as-Solh • Saadi al-Munla • Riad as-Solh • Hussein al-Oweini • Abdallah El-Yafi • Sami as-Solh • Nazim al-Akkari • Saeb Salam • Abdallah El-Yafi • Khaled Chehab • Saeb Salam • Abdallah El-Yafi • Sami as-Solh • Rashid Karami • Abdallah El-Yafi • Sami as-Solh • Khalil al-Hibri • Rashid Karami • Ahmed Daouk • Saeb Salam • Rashid Karami • Hussein al-Oweini • Rashid Karami • Abdallah El-Yafi • Rashid Karami • Abdallah El-Yafi • Rashid Karami • Saeb Salam • Amin al-Hafez • Takieddin el-Solh • Rashid el-Solh • Nureddin Rifai • Rashid Karami • Selim al-Hoss • Takieddin el-Solh • Shafik Wazzan • Rashid Karami • Selim al-Hoss • Michel Aoun • Selim al-Hoss • Omar Karami • Rashid el-Solh • Rafik Hariri • Selim al-Hoss • Rafik Hariri • Omar Karami • Najib Mikati • Fouad Siniora • Saad Hariri (Designate) *denotes interim

v • d • e Speakers of the Parliament of Lebanon Pre-Independence Daoud Amoun · Habib Assaad · Naoum Labaki · Émile Eddé · Moussa Namour · Mohammed Aljesr · Charles Debbas · Petro Trad · Khaled Chehab · Petro Trad Post-independence Sabri Hmede · Habib Abou Chahla · Sabri Hmede · Ahmed al-Asaad · Adil Osseiran · Sabri Hmede · Kamel Asaad · Sabri Hmede · Kamel Asaad · Sabri Hmede · Kamel Asaad · Hussein el-Husseini · Nabih Berri

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