Minister of Finance of Tuvalu
The Minister of Finance of Tuvalu heads the Ministry of Finance of Tuvalu .[ 1]
Ministers of Finance
Toalipi Lauti , 1977–1981[ 2] Henry Naisali , 1981–1986[ 3] [ 4] [ 5] Kitiseni Lopati , 1987–1989[ 6] Alesana Seluka , 1989–1993[ 7] Koloa Talake , 1993–1996[ 8] Alesana Seluka , 1996–1999[ 9] Lagitupu Tuilimu , 1999–2001[ 10] Saufatu Sopoanga , 2001–2002[ 11] Bikenibeu Paeniu , 2002–2006[ 12] Lotoala Metia , 2006–2010[ 13] Monise Laafai , 2010[ 14] [ 15] Lotoala Metia , 2010–2012[ 16] [ 17] Maatia Toafa , 2013–2019[ 18] Seve Paeniu , 2019–2024[ 19] [ 20] Panapasi Nelesoni , 2024-present[ 21]
See also
References
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