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modifier. Muhammad Jusuf Kalla, né le 15 mai 1942 à Watampone ( Sulawesi du Sud ), est un homme d'État indonésien. Il est vice-président de la république d'Indonésie de 2004 à 2009 et à nouveau de 2014 à 2019. Il a en outre été le président du parti Golkar de 2004 à 2009.
Muhammad Jusuf Kalla ( listen ⓘ; born 15 May 1942), commonly referred to by his initials JK, is an Indonesian politician and businessman who served as the 10th and 12th vice president of Indonesia, the only vice president in Indonesian history to serve two non-consecutive terms in office (2004–2009 and 2014–2019).
15 oct. 2013 · Jusuf Kalla. His Excellency M. Jusuf Kalla, Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia, was the 10th Vice President of Indonesia and Chairman of the Golkar Party in the same period. He was an unsuccessful candidate for the Indonesian presidential election in 2009, and his term expired in October 2009. His parents were Hadji Kalla, a ...
Jusuf Kalla. A master negotiator, two-time vice-president Jusuf Kalla has been involved in mediating peace talks for some of the longest and toughest conflicts, both nationally and overseas. Jusuf Kalla is the only Indonesian vice-president in history to have been able to serve his country twice.
9 oct. 2018 · Vice President, Indonesia and Chairman of Indonesian Red Cross Society. Featured on: October 09, 2018. His Excellency Mr. Jusuf Kalla has been serving as the Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia for the second time since 2014. Previously, he held the position from 2004 to 2009. Mr.
2 oct. 2015 · Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly, Muhammad Jusuf Kalla, the Vice-President of Indonesia, remarked that despite the achievements UN has made over the past 70 years, the Organization may fall short of meeting its primary objectives, such as peace and security for all, unless system-wide reform is immediately undertaken. |
Muhammad Jusuf Kalla, né le 15 mai 1942 à Watampone (Sulawesi du Sud), est un homme d'État indonésien. Il est vice-président de la république d'Indonésie de 2004 à 2009 et à nouveau de 2014 à 2019. Il a en outre été le président du parti Golkar de 2004 à 2009.
