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Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is the Prime Minister of Turkey.
Erdoğan became the Prime Minister of Turkey on 2003 March 14. He was the Mayor of Instanbul from 1994 March 27 to 1998 November 6. He was removed from office and arrested for "incitement to commit an offense and incitement to commit religious hatred" after reading lines of a poem with religious warfare undertones, and was sentenced to 10 years in prison and a life-time ban on public office.
Erdoğan would serve 4 months in prison before being released. On 2001 August 14, he formed the Justice and Development party, which won the 2002 election. However, due to his public office ban, he could not take office. A number of amendments were introduced to the laws of Turkey in 2003, and Erdoğan was then able to become prime minister. The party would win re-election in 2007 and 2011.
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∙ 13y agoPrime minister: Ahmet Nazif
President: Hosni Mubrak this is the president and pime minister of my country Egypt.
The president of Egypt is Mohamed Hosney Mubarak.
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∙ 10y agoOur President is Abdullah Gul and the Prime Minister is Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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He was the founder and the first president of Turkey
Who is the President of Turkey in 2013?
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Who is the President of Turkey?
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Who was the President of Turkey in 2011?
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Who is the President of Turkey in 2014?
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Who is the Deputy Prime Minister for Turkey?
Ali Babacan is the Deputy Prime Minister for Turkey.
What is Turkeys head of state?
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Does Madagascar have a prime minister or a president?
Madagascar has both a prime minister and a president.
Does Mauritania have a prime minister or a president?
Mauritania has both a Prime Minister and a President.
Who was the president of Turkey in 2008?
Abdullah Gül was the president of Turkey in 2008. He became the 11th president of Turkey on August 28, 2007, making him the first Muslim president of modern Turkey. He was also the Prime Minister of Turkey from 2002 November 18 to 2003 March 14.
Who is stronger prime minister or president?
prime minister
who is erdogan?
He is Turkey Prime Minister.
