Habib Pacha Es-Saad

Habib Pacha el- Saad (or Habib Pacha Es- Saad, Arabic حبيب باشا السعد; * 1867, † 1942) was a Lebanese politician Maronite faith.

El- Saad was first on August 10, 1928 to May 9, 1929 to the Prime Minister of Lebanon and was later appointed under the French League of Nations mandate as President of Lebanon, when he served on 30 January 1934 to 20 January 1936.

Before independence: Charles Debbas | Habib Pacha El- Saad | Émile Eddé | Georges Naccache | Ayub Thabit | Petro Trad | Émile Eddé

After independence: Béchara el- Khoury | Camille Chamoun | Fouad Chehab | Charles Helou | Suleiman Frangieh | Elias Sarkis | Bachir Gemayel | Amin Gemayel | René Moawad | Élias Hrawi | Émile Lahoud | Michel Sleiman

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

• President (Lebanon)
• Prime Minister (Lebanon)
• Lebanese
• Born in 1867
• Died in 1942
• Man