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Who is the first prime minister of Paris?
Paris is a city, not a country, so it does not have a Prime Minister.
Where does the Prime minister of Luxembourg live?
in the Hôtel Matignon (Paris)
Who was Prime Minister of Great Britain during the Paris Peace Conference?
Ashubulti Fracendiba was the prime minister he was also known as the RULER
Who was the french prime minister at the Paris Peace Conference?
Georges Clemenceau
Where is the prime minister of France house?
Hôtel de Matignon à Paris
Which area does the french prime minister live?
The French Prime Minister lives in Hôtel Matignon; the address is 57 Rue de Varenne, found in the 7th arrondissement in Paris.
Who was the fourth prime minister of US?
The US does not have a Prime Minister and never has had one.The US does not have a Prime Minister and never has had one.The US does not have a Prime Minister and never has had one.The US does not have a Prime Minister and never has had one.The US does not have a Prime Minister and never has had one.The US does not have a Prime Minister and never has had one.The US does not have a Prime Minister and never has had one.The US does not have a Prime Minister and never has had one.The US does not have a Prime Minister and never has had one.The US does not have a Prime Minister and never has had one.The US does not have a Prime Minister and never has had one.
Who is prime minister in Nottingham city?
No one is, there is no prime minister of Nottingham forest, but the prime minister of England is the prime minister of Nottingham
Who is prime minister in absence of prime minister?
Um...that would be the Deputy Prime Minister.
Who is higher prime minister or a minister?
The Prime Minister is the head of government. Ministers are lower than the Prime minister.
Who was Scotlands prime minister in 1996?
Scotland does not have it's own Prime Minister. The Prime Minister of the UK is also the Prime Minister of Scotland.
Was Walesa a president or a Prime minister?
Wales has a Prime Minister, who is called a First Minister, to distiguish them from the British Prime Minister.
