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Vice President of Afghanistan

 
Wikipedia: Vice President of Afghanistan
Vice Presidents of the
Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
Coat of arms of Afghanistan.svg
Official Emblem
Incumbent
Mohammad Qasim Fahim (first)
Abdul Karim Khalili (second)

since June 30, 2004
Appointer President of Afghanistan
Term length Five years, renewable
Formation 17 July, 1973 (first (communist) republic)
27 September, 1996 (Taliban)
13 November 2001 (transition)
7 December, 2004 (current state)
Website Office of the Vice Presidents


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The Vice President of Afghanistan is the second highest political position obtainable in Afghanistan. Vice Presidents are elected in the same ticket as the President. The current Vice Presidents are Mohammad Qasim Fahim and Karim Khalili (Second Vice President).

Title Name Inaugurated Left Office Notes
Vice President Mohammad Qasim Fahim 19 June 2002 7 December 2004 Appointed for interim term, Tajik mandate
Vice President Hedayat Amin Arsala 19 June 2002 7 December 2004 Appointed for interim term, Pashtun mandate
Vice President Nematullah Shahrani 19 June 2002 7 December 2004 Appointed for interim term, Uzbek mandate
Vice President Abdul Karim Khalili 19 June 2002 7 December 2004 Appointed for interim term, Hazara mandate
Vice President Abdul Qadir 19 June 2002 6 July 2002 Appointed for interim term, Pashtun mandate, assassinated
First Vice President Ahmad Zia Massoud 7 December 2004 19 November 2009 Elected in the same ticket with Karzai
First Vice President Mohammad Qasim Fahim 19 November 2009 Incumbent Elected in the same ticket with Karzai
Second Vice President Abdul Karim Khalili 7 December 2004 Incumbent Elected in the same ticket with Karzai

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