Sami as-Solh

Sami Solh or Sami Solh it - (Arabic سامي الصلح Sami al- Sulh, * 1890 Mutessariflik Lebanon, † 1968) was a politician of the United Lebanon. From a major Sunni Muslim family, he was several times member of parliament for Beirut and Lebanese Prime Minister.

In the French mandate, he was appointed on July 26, 1942 as Prime Minister, a position he held until March 22, 1943. After the country's independence, he was the first of 20 August 1945 to May 22, 1946 Prime Minister, then from 11 February to September 9, 1952, from 16 September 1954 to 19 September of 1956, and on 18 November 1956 to September 10, 1958.

Auguste Pacha | Béchara el- Khoury | Habib Pacha es- Saad | Émile Eddé | Charles Debbas | Abdallah Beyhum | Ayoub Tabet | Kheireddine El- Ahdab | Khaled Chehab | Aref al - Yafi | Georges Naccache | Ahmed Daouk | Sami Solh | Petro Trad | Riad as- Solh | Abdel Hamid Karami | Saadi Mounla | Hussein Oueini | Nazem Akkari | Saeb Salam | Rachid Karami | Khalil al - Hibri | amines Hafez | Takieddine Solh | Rachid Solh | Noureddine Rifai | Selim Hoss | Chafic Wazzan | Michel Aoun | Omar Karami | Rafic Hariri | Najib Mikati | Fouad Siniora | Saad Hariri | Tammam Salam

• Prime Minister (Lebanon)
• Member of Parliament (Lebanon)
• Lebanese
• Born in 1890
• Died in 1968
• Man