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|party        = Communist Party of Luepola {{small|(1980-present)}}
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|spouse      = Niyaz Zagros Sorelki {{small|(1986–1992)}}<br>Elena Borojević Sorelki {{small|(1994–2010)}}<br>Sandra Đurđević Sorelki {{small|(2015-present)}}
|spouse      = Niyaz Zagros Sorelki {{small|(1986–1992)}}<br>Elena Borojević Sorelki {{small|(1994–2010)}}<br>Sandra Đurđević Sorelki {{small|(2015-present)}}
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|alma_mater  = University of Rostva
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Zoran Sorelki
Barham Salih conducts a press conference in the Pentagon on Sept. 14, 2006.jpg
President of Luepola
In office
22 July 1997 – 25 July 2005
DeputySebastijan Ilić
Preceded byPaveu Franić
Succeeded byOgňan Crnević
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Luepola
In office
13 January 1996 – 22 January 2009
DeputySebastijan Ilić
Edvard Kocijan
Sebastijan Ilić
Preceded byAndrej Kavran
Succeeded bySebastijan Ilić
Personal details
Born
Zêrîn Qehreman Xoşnav Sorelki

(1944-10-26) 26 October 1944 (age 80)
Helebce, Njataristan
Political partyCommunist Party of Luepola (1980-present)
Spouse(s)Niyaz Zagros Sorelki (1986–1992)
Elena Borojević Sorelki (1994–2010)
Sandra Đurđević Sorelki (2015-present)
Alma materUniversity of Rostva
Military service
Allegiance Luepola
Branch/servicePeople's Republic of Luepola Army of the United Luepolan People
Years of service1976-1983
Battles/warsLuepolan War

Zoran "Zeki" Sorelki (born 26 October 1944) is a Luepolan politician and former revolutionary militant. He served as the president of Luepola from 1997 to 2005, and remains the only democratically-elected leader of Luepola to have been born in a foreign country. His administration was controversial due to his cold rhetoric and attitude to the western powers, his approval of the first Vierz state visit to Luepola since the Luepolan War, and his aggressive rearmament goals, through which Luepola began testing nuclear weapons.