Ahmed Zeiwar Pasha

Ahmed Ziwar Pasha (1864–1945) (Arabic: أحمد زيوار باشا)^{[citation needed]} was the prime minister of Egypt from 24 November 1924 to 7 June 1926.^[1]

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Prime ministers of Egypt (List)

Khedivate of Egypt
(1878–1914)

• Nobar
• Isma'il¹
• Tewfik
• Sherif
• Tewfik¹
• Riaz
• Sherif
• Elbaroudi
• Raghib²
• Sherif
• Nobar
• Riaz
• Fahmi
• Fakhry
• Riaz
• Nobar
• Fahmi
• Ghaly
• Said
• Roshdy

Sultanate of Egypt
(1914–1922)

• Roshdy
• Said
• Wahba
• Naseem
• Yakan

Kingdom of Egypt
(1922–1953)

• Sarwat
• Naseem
• Y. Ibrahim
• Zaghloul
• Zeiwar
• Yakan
• Sarwat
• Nahas
• Mahmoud
• Yakan
• Nahas
• Sidky
• A. Yahya
• Naseem
• Aly Maher
• Nahas
• Mahmoud
• Aly Maher
• H. Sabry
• Sirri
• Nahas
• Ahmad Maher
• Nokrashy
• Sidky
• Nokrashy
• Hady
• Sirri
• Nahas
• Aly Maher
• Hilaly
• Sirri
• Hilaly
• Aly Maher
• Naguib³

Republic of Egypt
(1953–present)

• Naguib³
• Nasser³
• Naguib³
• Nasser^3,4
• A. Sabry⁴
• Z. Mohieddin⁴
• Soliman⁴
• Nasser⁴
• Fawzi⁴
• A. Sedky
• Sadat
• Hegazy
• Salem
• Khalil
• Sadat
• Mubarak
• A. F. Mohieddin
• Aly
• Lotfy
• A. M. N. Sedky
• Ganzouri
• Ebeid
• Nazif
• Shafik
• Sharaf
• Ganzouri
• Qandil
• Beblawi¹
• Mahlab
• Ismail
• Madbouly

Notes

^1 interim

^2 Urabi

^3 headed a government in rebellion, July–September 1882, beginning during Raghib's term

^4 UAR period

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