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{{Politics of Vanuatu}} |
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This is a '''list of [[foreign minister]]s of [[Vanuatu]]'''. |
This is a '''list of [[foreign minister]]s of [[Vanuatu]]'''. |
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*2004: [[Marcellino Pipite]] |
*2004: [[Marcellino Pipite]] |
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*2004–2007: [[Sato Kilman]] |
*2004–2007: [[Sato Kilman]] |
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*2007–2008: [[George Wells]] |
*2007–2008: [[George Wells (Vanuatuan politician)|George Wells]] |
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*2008–2009: [[Bakoa Kaltongga]] |
*2008–2009: [[Bakoa Kaltongga]] |
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*2009–2010: [[Joe Natuman]] |
*2009–2010: [[Joe Natuman]] |
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*2010–2011: [[George Wells]] |
*2010–2011: [[George Wells (Vanuatuan politician)|George Wells]] |
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*2011: [[Joe Natuman]] |
*2011: [[Joe Natuman]] |
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*2011: [[George Wells]] |
*2011: [[George Wells (Vanuatuan politician)|George Wells]] |
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*2011: [[Alfred Carlot]] |
*2011: [[Alfred Carlot]] |
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*2011: [[Joe Natuman]] |
*2011: [[Joe Natuman]] |
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*2011–2013: [[Alfred Carlot]] |
*2011–2013: [[Alfred Carlot]] |
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*2013–2014: [[Edward Natapei]] |
*2013–2014: [[Edward Natapei]] |
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*2014–2015: [[Sato Kilman]] |
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*2015: [[Kalvau Moli]] |
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*2015: [[Serge Vohor]] |
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*November 2015–January 2016: [[Havo Molisale]] (''acting'')<ref name=rnzi>{{cite news|title=New Vanuatu deputy speaker dies |url=http://www.radionz.co.nz/international/pacific-news/297340/new-vanuatu-deputy-speaker-dies |work=[[Radio New Zealand International]] |date=2016-02-24 |accessdate=2016-02-24 |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160225101533/http://www.radionz.co.nz/international/pacific-news/297340/new-vanuatu-deputy-speaker-dies |archivedate=2016-02-25 }}</ref> |
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*2016–2017: [[Bruno Leingkone]] |
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*2017–2020: [[Ralph Regenvanu]] |
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*2020–2022: [[Marc Ati]] |
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*2022–2023: [[Jothan Napat|Jotham Napat]] |
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*2023–2023: [[Matai Seremaiah]] |
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*2023–2023: [[Marc Ati]] |
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*2023–present: [[Matai Seremaiah]] |
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==References== |
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==Sources== |
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*[http://rulers.org/fm4.html Rulers.org – Foreign ministers S–Z] |
*[http://rulers.org/fm4.html Rulers.org – Foreign ministers S–Z] |
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This is a list of foreign ministers of Vanuatu.
- 1980–1983: Walter Lini
- 1983: Donald Kalpokas
- 1983–1987: Sela Molisa
- 1987–1991: Donald Kalpokas
- 1988: Barak Sopé (in opposition)
- 1991: Edward Natapei
- 1991–1993: Serge Vohor
- 1993–1995: Maxime Carlot Korman
- 1995–1996: Alfred Maseng
- 1996: Amos Bangabiti
- 1996–1997: Willie Jimmy
- 1997: Amos Andeng
- 1997–1998: Vital Soksok
- 1998: Donald Kalpokas
- 1998–1999: Clement Leo
- 1999–2001: Serge Vohor
- 2001–2002: Alain Mahe
- 2002–2003: Serge Vohor
- 2003–2004: Moana Carcasses Kalosil
- 2004: Barak Sopé
- 2004: Marcellino Pipite
- 2004–2007: Sato Kilman
- 2007–2008: George Wells
- 2008–2009: Bakoa Kaltongga
- 2009–2010: Joe Natuman
- 2010–2011: George Wells
- 2011: Joe Natuman
- 2011: George Wells
- 2011: Alfred Carlot
- 2011: Joe Natuman
- 2011–2013: Alfred Carlot
- 2013–2014: Edward Natapei
- 2014–2015: Sato Kilman
- 2015: Kalvau Moli
- 2015: Serge Vohor
- November 2015–January 2016: Havo Molisale (acting)[1]
- 2016–2017: Bruno Leingkone
- 2017–2020: Ralph Regenvanu
- 2020–2022: Marc Ati
- 2022–2023: Jotham Napat
- 2023–2023: Matai Seremaiah
- 2023–2023: Marc Ati
- 2023–present: Matai Seremaiah
References
[edit]- ^ "New Vanuatu deputy speaker dies". Radio New Zealand International. 2016-02-24. Archived from the original on 2016-02-25. Retrieved 2016-02-24.