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Prime Minister of Yemen
Ali Mohammed Mujur

Incumbent
Assumed office 31 March 2007
President	Ali Abdullah Saleh
Preceded by	Abdul Qadir Bajamal

Born	1953 Shabwah^[1]
Nationality	Yemeni
Political party	GPC
Religion	Sunni Muslim

Ali Mohammed Mujawar (born 1953) has been the Prime Minister of Yemen since 31 March 2007; before that, he had been electricity minister.^[2]

Notes

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External links

Parliament of Yemen Official Website

Political offices
Preceded by Abdul Qadir Bajamal	Prime Minister of Yemen 2007–present	Incumbent

Prime Ministers of Yemen

North Yemen (1962-1990)	as-Sallal · Dayfallah · A. R. al-Iryani · al-Amri · al-Gayifi · al-Amri · A. Numan · as-Sallal · al-Amri · as-Sallal · al-Aini · al-Amri · Sabrah* · al-Aini · Kurshumi · al-Aini · Sabrah* · A. Numan · al-Amri · Sabrah* · al-Aini · al-Hagri · Makki · al-Aini · Dayfallah* · Ghani · A. K. al-Iryani · Ghani

South Yemen (1969-1990)	al-Shaabi · Haitham · al-Attas · Y. Numan

Republic of Yemen (1990-)	al-Attas · al-Attar* · Ghani · Bin Ghanem · A. K. al-Iryani · Bajamal · Mujur

* acting

Categories: 1953 births | Arab politicians | Current national leaders | Living people | Prime Ministers of Yemen | Yemeni politicians | Yemeni people stubs | Middle Eastern politician stubs

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