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[Periode]: 1998
[Name]: Óli Jacobsen
[Party]: Workers' Union
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[Periode]: 1979–1981
[Name]: Vilhelm Johannesen
[Party]: Social Democratic Party
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[Periode]: 1998–2001
[Name]: Helena Dam á Neystabø
[Party]: Self-Government Party
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[Periode]: 2001–2002
[Name]: Sámal Petur í Grund
[Party]: Self-Government Party
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[Periode]: 1975–1979
[Name]: Finnbogi Ísakson
[Party]: Republic
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[Periode]: 1985–1988
[Name]: Niels Pauli Danielsen
[Party]: Christian People's Party
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Faroe Islands’ elections, called “L øgting (Law assembly)”(Legislative Assembly), are held from lower to higher levels. The residents vote for the members of parliament, who in turn elect the prime minister. The Danish government will send a High Commissioner to the Faroe Islands to oversee the operation of the home rule government, to represent the queen, and to assist in the external affairs of the islands.
Faroe Islands’ political relations with its neighbors have been volatile. Although the Faroe Islands has a land area of 1,399 square kilometers and is made up of 17 inhabited islands and several desert island islands, with only 48,497 inhabitants, a total of 20 social affairs ministers have served throughout history. The random tool generator has put together a complete list of what you need to know, which I’m sure will help you get a much quicker look at the list of social affairs ministers in the Faroe Islands.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Ministers of Social Affairs of the Faroe Islands.
