Becomes Prime Minister and leads a government closely associated with British authority.
Egypt · Government / Government of Egypt. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Becomes Prime Minister and leads a government closely associated with British authority.
Forms a government during the early stages of the Second World War.
Is appointed Prime Minister of Egypt after Nahas Pasha's dismissal.
Forms a government after King Farouk dismisses Mostafa el-Nahas.
Returns as Prime Minister and opens negotiations with Britain.
Becomes Prime Minister after Mahmoud el-Nokrashy's assassination.
Forms his final government as Prime Minister after the Wafd wins the parliamentary election.
Becomes Prime Minister after the Free Officers overthrow the monarchy's government.
Becomes Prime Minister after Mohamed Naguib temporarily resigns.
Takes office as Prime Minister during his power struggle with Mohamed Naguib.
Consolidates control of the government after President Naguib is removed and placed under house arrest.
Is appointed Prime Minister and begins an economic reform programme.
Is appointed Prime Minister and forms a cabinet emphasizing economic reform.
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