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| Minister-President of Lieseltania | |
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| Minister-President van Lieseltanië Minister-Prezidentša fon Lizeltanije | |
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| State Executive of Lieseltania State Chancellery of Lieseltania | |
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| Residence | Varzin Castle, Pruzhana |
| Appointer | The Monarch of Lieseltania |
| Inaugural holder | Prince Sigmund van Metzsch-Wolframsdorff |
The Minister President of Lieseltania (Dutch: Minister-President van Lieseltanië, Voshanskya: Minister-Prezidentša fon Lizeltanije), also referred to as Premier or Prime Minister, is the head of government of the Atmoran state of Lieseltania. The position was formed by Henrietta the Great through the Edict of Pruzhana of 1747. The incumbent Minister-President is Asuka Mortier-Tyberghein (VCP), who succeded Julian Beuze (SDAP) following the 2013 Lieseltanese General election.