Prime Minister of Wallenland

Prime Minister of Wallenland
Incumbent Kórtez Hókoà-zā-jápà-láhàti since 20th August, 2020
Style	The Honourable (formal & diplomatic)
Status	Head of Government
Abbreviation	PMOW PMOUKW
Member of	Legislative Branch • The Cabinet
Reports to	Monarch • Grand Assembly
Residence	White Palace
Term length	4 years, 2 terms
Constituting instrument	Wallene Constitution
Formation	August 15, 1915 (1915-08-15)
First holder	Ronaldo Baihà'adada
Deputy	Vice Prime Minister of Wallenland
Salary	Z$150,000 annually

The Prime Minister of Wallenland is the head of government of Wallenland. According to the Constitution of Wallenland, the Prime Minister advises the sovereign on the exercise of much of the royal prerogative, chairs the Cabinet and selects its ministers, and is the commander-in-chief of the Wallenland Defence Forces.

List of Prime Ministers

Prime Minister of Wallenland
No.	Portrait	Name (Years in office)	Term of office		Political affiliation
1		Ronaldo Baihà'adada (1915-1917)	15 August 1915	1 August 1917	Liberal Party
2		Baltasar Inácio (1917-1919)	1 August 1917	5 April 1919	Liberal Party
3		Hang Parran II (1919-1923)	5 April 1919	5 April 1923	Christian Democratic Party
4		Morgan Singh Gladforde (1923-1927)	5 April 1923	5 April 1927	Liberal Party
5		Ronaldo Nunes (1927-1931)	5 April 1923	5 April 1927	Christian Democratic Party
6		Morgan Singh Gladforde (1931-1933)	5 April 1931	12 June 1933	Liberal Party
7		Paulo da Silva (1933-1935)	12 June 1933	5 April 1935	Liberal Party
8		Ronaldo Bapò'iliop (1935-1939)	5 April 1935	5 April 1939	Christian Democratic Party
9		Anjo Hátoà-zā-oapàlá (1939-1943)	5 April 1939	27 June 1943	Liberal Party
10		Morgan Singh Gladforde (1939-1943)	27 June 1943	13 January 1948	Liberal Party
11		Luiz Gonçalves (1948-1949)	13 January 1948	28 September 1949	Liberal Party
12		Yosef Ben-Eliyahu (1949-1955)	28 September 1949	26 December 1955	Liberal Party
13		Baihàverdat Tiagopāfiolò (1955-1957)	26 December 1955	14 November 1957	Independent
14		Jésus Paulopāfiolò (1955-1957)	14 November 1957	5 April 1965	Freedom Party
15		Tiago II pā Wālolénlò (1965-1969)	5 April 1965	5 April 1969	Christian Democratic Party
16		Yosef Ben-Eliyahu (1969-1973)	5 April 1969	5 April 1973	Freedom Party
17		Cládio pā Salvador (1973-1977)	5 April 1973	5 April 1977	Liberal Party
18		Koàsoàwúŕata Wālojopòlōm (1977-1985)	5 April 1977	5 April 1985	Freedom Party
19		Mohammad Javad Jahandar (1985-1989)	5 April 1985	5 April 1989	Freedom Party
20		Lukas Kántavà (1989-1990)	5 April 1989	17 February 1990	People's Labour Party
21		Marco pā Saon Kōrdairo (1990-2001)	17 February 1990	25 December 2001	Military junta
22		Paulo Davídopāfiolò (2001-2002)	25 December 2001	19 August 2002	Independent
23		Kōrdairomōm Baguòpābapò (2002-2004)	19 August 2002	1 March 2004	Independent
24		Bernado Valhókoà (March-September 2004)	1 March 2003	1 September 2004	Independent
25		Martín Arturopāfiolò (2004-2008)	1 September 2004	1 August 2008	Christian Democratic Party
26		Ana Vámorà (2008-2012)	1 September 2008	1 August 2012	Freedom Party
28		Éklopājápa Jamalpāfiolò (2016-2020)	26 May 2016	20 August 2020	National Progress League
27		Karolina Kántavà (2012-2016)	1 August 2012	26 May 2016	People's Labour Party
29		Kórtez Hókoàzājápàzāláhà (2012-2016)	20 August 2020	present day	Freedom Party