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Amine Pierre Gemayel (; born 22 January 1942 ) was President of Lebanon from 1982 to 1988 and is the leader of Kataeb Party.
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Amine and Pierre
After the death of Pierre Gemayel in 1984, his successors Elie Karame and Amine Gemayel struggled to maintain influence over the actions of the Lebanese Army, which become virtually independent as Muslim recruits deserted and rebelled against the mostly Christian officer ranks.
This reconciliation was marketed as gesture of good will from Pierre Amine Gemayel who deemed it was time to turn the page and give those who were unfaithful to the party principles a second chance.
In July 2005, the party participated in the Fouad Siniora Government, with Pierre Amine Gemayel as the minister of industry.
Born in the Lebanese town of Bikfaya on 22 January 1942, Amine Gemayel () is the eldest son of Pierre Gemayel, founder of the Kataeb Party and his wife Genevieve.
After Gemayel's son Pierre was assassinated in November 2006, Amine ran for his late son's seat.
* Joyce Gemayel wife of former President of Lebanon Amin Gemayel and mother of the assassinated politician Pierre Amine Gemayel
He asserted his opinion that Syria was behind the assassination of Lebanese Industry Minister Pierre Amine Gemayel, “ I have no doubt about who assassinated Lebanese Minister Pierre Gemayel last week.
His grandson Pierre Amine Gemayel, a Cabinet Minister, was similarly assassinated.
* Pierre Amine Gemayel
Pierre Amine Gemayel, the former Minister of Industry, was another victim in the series of assassinations.
Pierre Amine Gemayel, anti-Syrian MP, son of Kataeb leader Amin Gemayel, nephew of assassinated President Bashir Gemayyel, and Minister of Industry at the time was shot dead in Beirut on November 21, 2006.
Amine and Gemayel
During the regime of Saddam Hussein, the leader of the Ba ' ath Party had strong relations with Bachir, and Amine Gemayel ; relations grew even stronger when Iraqi officials verbally lashed out against Israel's actions in the 2006 War.
Amine Gemayel succeeded his brother and focused on securing the withdrawal of Israeli and Syrian forces.
Bachir Gemayel was succeeded as president by his older brother Amine Gemayel, who served from 1982 to 1988.
Rather different in temperament, Amine Gemayel was widely regarded as lacking the charisma and decisiveness of his brother, and many of the latter's followers were dissatisfied.
Habib Tanious Shartouni, a member of the pro-Damascus Syrian Social Nationalist Party, confessed to the crime, was apprehended and handed to Amine Gemayel.
In modern Lebanon, four presidents of the Republic are descendants from these traditional families: Sheikh Habib Pacha Es-Saad ( was also a prime minister during the French Mandate ), Sheikh Bechara El Khoury, Sheikh Bachir Gemayel and Sheikh Amine Gemayel.
He was assassinated less than a month later in an operation thought to have been arranged by Syrian intelligence and was in turn succeeded by his brother, Amine Gemayel.
Amine Gemayel left Lebanon in 1988 after his mandate had ended, mainly to avoid a clash with Samir Geagea's Lebanese Forces and avoid more Intra-Christian bloodshed.
However on 15 January 1986, President Amine Gemayel and Samir Geagea organised a coup against Hobeika thus rendering the agreement null and void.
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Amine Gemayel began his career after his graduation practicing as an attorney.
While his younger brother Bashir was regarded as a political radical, espousing the expulsion of Palestinian guerrillas from Lebanese soil and a radical overhaul of the political system, and hinting at a possible peace settlement with Israel, Amine Gemayel was considered more moderate.
When Bashir Gemayel was assassinated, therefore, Amine was regarded as a natural choice to bring together both the supporters of his slain brother, and his Muslim opponents.
Amine Gemayel opposed Dany Chamoun for the presidential elections, a man known for his strong anti-Syrian views, and the son of former president Camille Chamoun, or General Michel Aoun, the commander of the army.
In 2003, Amine Gemayel attempted to act as an intermediary between U. S. President George W. Bush and the Iraqi dictator, Saddam Hussein.
Amine and born
Amine Ltaïef (, born 4 July 1984 ) is a Tunisian footballer who currently plays for Tunisian side Étoile Sportive du Sahel.
Amine and January
From January to September 1988, he boycotted meetings of his own Cabinet, in protest against the policies of President, Amine Gemayel.
Amine and was
Walid Amine Salhab asserts that Gerbert's reintroduction of the emphasis on these liberal arts in Europe was inspired by the educational institution of Cordoba in Islamic Spain.
In contrast, Amine was thought to have been much more moderate.
Amine never promised the Israelis anything in order to be elected president, but he promised that he would follow the path of his brother Bashir whatever that path was.
The German word melamin was coined by combining the names of 2 other chemical products: Melam ( a distillation derivative of ammonium thiocyanate ) and Amine.
Bachir's older brother, Amine Gemayel was elected to replace him.
Amine Gemayel, Bachir's brother, was subsequently elected in his stead, and Sarkis handed the presidency over to him on 23 September 1982.
Amine and President
This reconciliation saw Amine come back to the Party as Supreme President of the Party while Pakradouni stayed on as President.
This put her ( and her son ) at odds with her brother-in-law, former President Amine Gemayel, who endorsed the more moderate Henry Hélou.
Former President Amine Gemayel said at the time that such actions ( which he charged were taken " almost casually ") undermined the delicate constitutional principles of the nation.
Following the Taif Agreement to end the civil war, the National Assembly met on November 5 at the Qoleiat air base in North Lebanon and elected Moawad President of Lebanon 409 days after Amine Gemayel vacated this position upon the expiration of his term in 1988.
This opposition created a tense relationship with President Amine Gemayel.
** Gemayel, Amine ( Maronite ; former President, 1982 – 1988 )
Then-Lebanese President Amine Gemayel led mourners at his funeral in Beirut on 29 June 1985.
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