Shah Mahmud Khan replaces Mohammad Hashim Khan as prime minister.
Afghanistan · Government / Government of Afghanistan. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Shah Mahmud Khan replaces Mohammad Hashim Khan as prime minister.
Mohammad Daoud Khan becomes prime minister and begins a decade of centralized government.
Mohammad Yusuf becomes prime minister and leads preparations for constitutional government.
Maiwandwal becomes prime minister after the first parliamentary elections under the 1964 Constitution.
Nur Ahmad Etemadi becomes prime minister after a period of cabinet instability.
Abdul Zahir becomes prime minister during the final years of the monarchy.
Mohammad Musa Shafiq becomes the monarchy's final prime minister.
Taraki assumes the offices of head of state, prime minister, and PDPA general secretary.
Amin becomes prime minister while Taraki remains head of state and PDPA general secretary.
Hekmatyar again becomes prime minister under a renewed agreement with Rabbani.
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