Haidar Al-ʿAbādī
Haidar al-ʿAbādī seu litteris Arabicis حيدر العبادي (Bagdati natus anno 1952) est politicus Iracae, olim minister communicationis, et a mense Septembri 2014 primus minister.
Haidar al-ʿAbādī alumnus est Collegii Technologiae Industrialis (Bagdati in urbe) et Universitatis Mancuniensis ubi gradum doctoris anno 1980 meruit. Exsul in Anglia usque ad 2003 mansit. Die 1 Septembris huius anni minister communicationis promotus est (primo ministro Aḥmad al-Ǧalabī) et ad 1 Iunii 2004 functus est. Die 11 Augusti 2014, iussu praesidis Fuʾād Maʿṣūm, se officium primi ministri fungi consentivit post dimissionem Nūrī al-Mālikī.
Bibliographia
- Luke Harding, "Haider al-Abadi: from exile in Britain to Iraq's next prime minister" in The Guardian (11 Augusti 2014)
Nexus externi
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- "Haider al-Abadi": vita apud CIDOB: Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (Hispanice)
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