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Sam Hamad

Sam Hamad (born June 17, 1958) is a Canadian politician. He is the former member of National Assembly (MNA) for the riding of Louis-Hebert in the Quebec City region. A member of the Quebec Liberal Party, he has held various cabinet posts during his 14 years in the National Assembly. He was the Minister of Natural Resources, Minister for Transports and he…

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Born
Sammy Hamed-Allah (1958-06-17) June 17, 1958 (age 68) Damascus, Syria
Cabinet
Chair of the Conseil du trésor
Party
Quebec Liberal Party
Preceded by
Paul Bégin · Position established · Agnès Maltais · David Whissell · Clément Gignac
Premier
Philippe Couillard · Jean Charest
Succeeded by
Geneviève Guilbault · François Blais · Position abolished · Lise Thériault · Nicolas Marceau

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Sam Hamad

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Preceded by · 8
Sam Hamad → Agnès Maltais, Clément Gignac, David Whissell, François Gendron, Julie Boulet, Michelle Courchesne, Paul Bégin, Position established
Succeeded by · 8
Sam Hamad → François Blais, Geneviève Guilbault, Julie Boulet, Lise Thériault, Nicolas Marceau, Pierre Corbeil, Pierre Moreau, Position abolished
Premier · 2
Sam Hamad → Jean Charest, Philippe Couillard
Born · 1
Sam Hamad → Sammy Hamed-Allah (1958-06-17) June 17, 1958 (age 68) Damascus, Syria
Cabinet · 1
Sam Hamad → Chair of the Conseil du trésor
Party · 1
Sam Hamad → Quebec Liberal Party

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Sam HamadBornSammy Hamed-Allah (1958-06-17) June 17, 1958 (age 68) Damascus, Syria1.00infobox
Sam HamadCabinetChair of the Conseil du trésor1.00infobox
Sam HamadPartyQuebec Liberal Party1.00infobox
Sam HamadPreceded byPaul Bégin1.00infobox
Sam HamadPreceded byPosition established1.00infobox
Sam HamadPreceded byAgnès Maltais1.00infobox
Sam HamadPreceded byDavid Whissell1.00infobox
Sam HamadPreceded byClément Gignac1.00infobox
Sam HamadPreceded byJulie Boulet1.00infobox
Sam HamadPreceded byMichelle Courchesne1.00infobox
Sam HamadPreceded byFrançois Gendron1.00infobox
Sam HamadPremierPhilippe Couillard1.00infobox
Sam HamadPremierJean Charest1.00infobox
Sam HamadSucceeded byGeneviève Guilbault1.00infobox
Sam HamadSucceeded byFrançois Blais1.00infobox
Sam HamadSucceeded byPosition abolished1.00infobox
Sam HamadSucceeded byLise Thériault1.00infobox
Sam HamadSucceeded byNicolas Marceau1.00infobox
Sam HamadSucceeded byPierre Moreau1.00infobox
Sam HamadSucceeded byJulie Boulet1.00infobox
Sam HamadSucceeded byPierre Corbeil1.00infobox

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