President of Emmiria

President of Emmiria
Incumbent Akram Sulaiman since February 14th, 2021
Style	The Honorable (formal) Excellency (diplomatic)
Status	Head of State Head of Government
Abbreviation	POE POIRE
Member of	Executive Branch The Cabinet
Residence	Presidential Palace
Seat	Rhaga
Nominator	Political parties or self-nomination
Term length	4 years, renewable
Constituting instrument	Arabin Constitution
Formation	April 4, 1811 (1811-04-04)
Deputy	Deputy President of Emmiria
Salary	Z$275,000 annually

The President of the Islamic Republic of Emmiria (POIRE) is the head of state and head of government of the Emmiria. The president directs the executive branch of the federal government and is the commander-in-chief of the Emmirian Armed Forces. The Constitution of Emmiria defines the President of Emmiria as the highest state authority. The President is elected by universal suffrage for a term of four years before being sworn in before the Emmirian Consultative Assembly (Parliament). The Parliament also has the power to dismiss the elected president anytime through votes of no-confidence. The President can be re-elected for four terms.

The President is responsible for the implementation of the constitution, and for the exercise of executive powers in implementing the decrees and general policies as outlined by Parliament. The President functions as the executive of affairs such as signing treaties and other international agreements, and administering national planning, budget, and state employment affairs.

The President appoints the ministers, subject to the approval of the Emmirian Consultative Assembly. The President supervises the Council of Ministers, coordinates government decisions, and selects government policies to be placed before the legislature. The current President of Emmiria is Akram Sulaiman, who replaced long-term President Khayahad al-Azari when he resigned in February of 2021.

Powers and duties

Emmirian Presidential Guard

The President's duties include the following, subject to supervision and approval by the Parliament:

• Second in command (after Supreme Leader) of the executive branch of government and chairman of the cabinet
• The deputy commander-in-chief of the Emmirian Army, Emmirian Navy, and Emmirian Air Force
• Declare a state of emergency after the passage of the parliament (The proclamation of martial law is forbidden.)
• Head (Presided) of the Emmiria National Security Council
• Appointment of Deputy President of Emmiria
• Nomination of Cabinet members to the Parliament
• Sends and receives all foreign ambassadors
• Issue executive orders
• Issue medals in honor of service for the nation
• Signature of treaties, protocols, contracts, after the approval of the Parliament of Emmiria
• The President is obliged to sign the legislation approved by the Parliament, or the result of a referendum, after it is forwarded to him and the legal stages are covered, and to forward to the relevant authorities for implementation. (He has no right to veto)

List of Presidents

Presidents of Emmiria
No.	Portrait	Name (Years in office)	Term of office		Most known for
1		Saami al-Hammoud (1811-1813)	4 February 1811	13 February 1813
2		Taajuddeen Haddam (1813-1821)	13 February 1813	13 February 1821
3		Humaid al-Fayad (1821-1833)	13 February 1821	13 February 1833
4		Jaasim Naderi (1833-1837)	13 February 1833	13 February 1837
5		Irfaan el-Masood (1837-1845)	13 February 1837	13 February 1857
6		Ali Bhutto (1857-1873)	13 February 1857	13 February 1873
7		Pervez Musharraf (1873-1877)	13 February 1873	13 February 1877
8		Talha el-Hashi (1877-1881)	13 February 1877	13 February 1881
9		Zameel Begum (1881-1893)	13 February 1881	13 February 1893
10		Zuhair el-Badieme (1893-1901)	13 February 1893	13 February 1901
11		Salmaan al-Samara (1901-1905)	13 February 1901	13 February 1905
12		Zaki Hamidi (1905-1909)	13 February 1905	13 February 1909
13		Mohammad Mah Palavi (1909-1919)	13 February 1909	13 February 1919
14		Sultan Omer (1919-1927)	13 February 1919	13 February 1927
15		Aarif Masih (1927-1935)	13 February 1927	13 February 1935
16	File:Mohammad Reza Shah portrait 2.jpg	Bakar el-Tahir (1935-1939)	13 February 1935	13 February 1939
17		Amjad al-Shahin (1939-1941)	13 February 1939	15 July 1941	Only Emmirian President to die in office - Assassinated
18		Faaris el-Rais (1941-1943)	15 July 1941	13 February 1943	Took office following Amjad al-Shahin's assassination
19		Haaroon el-Salih (1943-1947)	13 February 1943	13 February 1947
20		Rida al-Hammad (1947-1963)	13 February 1947	13 February 1963
21		Iyaad Safar (1963-1967)	13 February 1963	13 February 1967
22		Rushdi el-Tahir (1967-1975)	13 February 1967	13 February 1975
23		Sahl Khalili (1975-1979)	13 February 1975	13 February 1979
24		Abu Hasan Bani (1979-1987)	13 February 1979	13 February 1987
25		Fuaad el-Salim (1987-1991)	13 February 1987	13 February 1991
26		Lutfi al-Selim (1991-1995)	13 February 1991	13 February 1995
27		Raaid al-Taheri (1995-2003)	13 February 1995	13 February 2003
28		Abolhassan Neeshaan (2003-2007)	13 February 2003	13 February 2007
29		Ali al-Jabara (2007-2011)	13 February 2007	13 February 2011
30		Khayahad al-Azari (2011-2021)	13 February 2011	13 February 2021
31		Akram Sulaiman (2021-year)	13 February 2021	month year

Inauguration

Oath of office

I, (insert name), as the President, upon the Holy Qur'an and on podium of the Emmirian nation, do swear in the name of Almighty God to protect, safeguard, and harbor the official Faith, the systems of the republic and the Constitution; to use all my talents and abilities in the discharge of my responsibilities undertaken; to devote myself to the service of the people, glory of the country, promotion of both religion and morality, support of right and propagation of justice; to refrain from autocratic rule; to protect the freedom and dignity of individuals and the rights of the Nation recognized by the Constitution; to spare no efforts in safeguarding and harboring the frontiers and the political, economic and cultural freedoms of the country; to guard the power entrusted to me by the Nation as a sacred trust like an honest and faithful trustee, by seeking help from God and following the example of the Prophet of Islam and the sacred Imams, peace be upon them, and to entrust it to the one elected by the Nation after me.

Residence

Presidential Palace

The President of Emmiria resides in the Presidential Palace in Rhaga. The Presidential Palace, also known as Bin Haban Palace, was constructed from 1918-27, and is one of the world's largest residences. The palace has 347 rooms and is the principal residence of the President's family. A part of the palace is a museum.

The palace complex is set in an area of 26 acres (11 ha) of land including 15 acres (6.1 ha) of gardens. The palace consists of a throne chamber, a private meeting hall, a Durbar Hall to meet the public, a vaulted banquet hall, private dining halls, a ballroom, a library, an indoor swimming pool and spa, a billiards room, four tennis courts, two marble squash courts, and long passages.

The interior central dome sits above the sky blue inner dome. The inner vaulted dome is a major attraction in the palace which rises to 103 feet (31 m) in the interior part which is capped by an outer dome of 43 feet (13 m) height. The entry leads to the lobby which has polished black granite flooring. The lounge area has pink sandstone and marble floors.

The Presidential museum is a centerpiece of Emmirian history, culture, and heritage. The institution hosts historical monuments dating back through preserved ancient and medieval Emmirian antiquities, including pottery vessels, metal objects, textile remains, and some rare books and coins. It also includes a number of research departments, categorized by different historical periods and archaeological topics.

Living former presidents

• Living former presidents
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  Abu Hasan Bani
  served 1979–1987
  (1932-11-21) 21 November 1932

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  Lutfi al-Selim
  served 1991–1995
  (1934-03-07) 7 March 1934

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  Raaid al-Taheri
  served 1995–2003
  (1959-05-12) 12 May 1959

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  Abolhassan Neeshaan
  served 2003–2007
  (1953-03-22) 22 March 1953

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  Ali al-Jabara
  served 2007–2011
  (1949-09-09) 9 September 1949

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  Khayahad al-Azari
  served 2011–2021
  (1942-10-14) 14 October 1942