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Émile Jamil Lahoud (born 12 January 1936) is a Lebanese politician who served as the 16th president of Lebanon from 1998 to 2007. His main foreign policy achievement was to end the Israeli occupation of Southern Lebanon in May 2000, which had been occupied since 1982.
Apr 29, 2024 · Émile Lahoud (born Jan. 12, 1936, Baabdate, Leb.) was a Lebanese military commander who served as president of Lebanon (1998–2007).
Émile Lahoud (en arabe : اميل لحود, Baabdat, 12 janvier 1936), militaire puis homme d'État libanais, a été chef d’État-Major des Armées (1989-1998) puis président de la République (1998 à 2007)
Apr 4, 2023 · Emile Lahoud, who had served as army chief since 1990, became president in November 1998, at a time when Syria was attempting to consolidate its control over Lebanon. Lahoud was part of a...
Lebanese general and politician Emile Geamil Lahoud is the eleventh president of the Republic of Lebanon. He has long played a key role in Lebanese politics, especially since becoming head of state in 1998.
At first glance, Lebanese President Emile Lahoud appears to be the most powerful member of Lebanon's ruling troika, exerting far more control over government decision-making than Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri or Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri.
General Lahoud, who did not attend the parliament session, was escorted by house speaker Nabih Berri for a protocol visit to outgoing President Hrawi at the presidential palace in Baabda. In a rare sight to Lebanese, the general, who has never given press interviews, was seen in civilian clothes.
Nov 24, 1998 · Chief of staff and escort of the Army Commander, August 30, 1973 - July 1, 1979, the date he was seconded to a study course. Director of personnel of the Army Command, July 22, 1980. Chief of the Military Chamber at the Ministry of National Defence, February 10, 1983. Commander of the Army from November 28, 1989.
Emile Lahoud. Date and place of birth: 01/12/1936 - Beyrouth-Caza of Beirut . Spoken Languages: French - English . Marital status: Married/3 children
Nov 23, 1998 · The November 24 inauguration of General Emile Lahoud as Lebanon's president is generating optimism in a country which, for fifteen violent years, bled itself relentlessly. The civil war of 1975-1990 blackened Lebanon's name internationally and gutted the country internally.
