Who was the president of Uzbekistan in 1992?

Answer 1

Emomali Rahmon was the President of Tajikistan in 2007.

Rahmon has been the leader of the country since 1992 November 20, when he was the Chairman of the Supreme Assembly of Tajikistan. He became the 3rd President of Tajikistan when the position was restored on 1994 November 16.

Emomali Rahmon led Tajikistan through the civil war from 1992 to 1997, surviving an assassination attempt and two attempted coups. Rahmon is a Sunni Muslim and has pushed for greater relations with other Muslim countries. He is a denouncer and condemner of terrorism. He has also been accused of manipulating the country's economy to benefit his family who control many major business in Tajikistan, including the largest bank in the country.

Answer 2

Emomali Rahmon was the President of Tajikistan in 1995.

Rahmon has been the leader of the country since 1992 November 20, when he was the Chairman of the Supreme Assembly of Tajikistan. He became the 3rd President of Tajikistan when the position was restored on 1994 November 16.

Emomali Rahmon led Tajikistan through the civil war from 1992 to 1997, surviving an assassination attempt and two attempted coups. Rahmon is a Sunni Muslim and has pushed for greater relations with other Muslim countries. He is a denouncer and condemner of terrorism. He has also been accused of manipulating the country's economy to benefit his family who control many major business in Tajikistan, including the largest bank in the country.

Answer 3

Islam Abdug'aniyevich Karimov was the president of Uzbekistan in 1995.

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.

Answer 4

Islam Abdug'aniyevich Karimov was the president of Uzbekistan in 1992.

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.

Answer 5

Islam Abdug'aniyevich Karimov was the president of Uzbekistan in 1991.

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.

Answer 6

Islam Abdug'aniyevich Karimov was the president of Uzbekistan in 2001.

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.