Ali Bongo Ondimba

Ali Bongo Ondimba[mikawaway-kalumyiti | mikawaway tu kalumyiti sakatizeng bangu]

u ngangan niza[mikawaway-kalumyiti | mikawaway tu kalumyiti sakatizeng bangu]

u ngangan nu Hulam: 阿おもね里さと·邦くに戈ほこ·翁おう丁ちょう巴ともみ

u ngangan nu Lipun: アリー・ボンゴ・オンディンバ

u ngangan nu Amilika: Ali Bongo Ondimba (Alain Bernard Bongo)

u siwkay niza[mikawaway-kalumyiti | mikawaway tu kalumyiti sakatizeng bangu]

tatama, 2 a bulad 9 a demiad, Ali Bongo Ondimba, u misingkiway. 1959 a mihcan nalecuhan

u tabakiay a tapang nu kanatal (congtung) nu Gabon ayza sa ci Ali Bongo Ondimba, micakat a demiad sa i 2009 a mihca 10 bulad 16 demiad.

napahezek ciniza i Pali sakacacay tabakiay a cacudadan.

cyama niza u Cungtung tu. 1989-1991 mamikuwan ciniza ku palcabayay a Pu Pucang. 1999-2009 mamikuwan ku palangatay a Pu Pucang.

kakuniza[mikawaway-kalumyiti | mikawaway tu kalumyiti sakatizeng bangu]

midadiway 歌か星ほし		kagakay 科學かがく家か
salukiyaway 舞まい者しゃ		salisinay 宗教しゅうきょう家か
sadadiway 音樂家おんがくか		misangaay 工程こうてい師し
upalaway 演えんじ員いん		nalimaan 藝術げいじゅつ家か
miundu'ay 運動うんどう員いん		micudaday 學者がくしゃ
sadang 教育きょういく家か		mistesekay 專せん家か達人たつじん
mikuwanay 政治せいじ家か	v	sitanengay 特殊とくしゅ技術ぎじゅつ
pacakayay 企業きぎょう家か		zuma 其他	v

u nasulitan nu Hulam atu Amilika[mikawaway-kalumyiti | mikawaway tu kalumyiti sakatizeng bangu]

阿おもね里さと·邦くに戈ほこ·翁おう丁ちょう巴ともみ是ぜ一いち位い加か彭政治せいじ人物じんぶつ，自じ2009年ねん10月がつ開始かいし擔任たんにん加か彭總統そうとう。邦くに戈ほこ是ぜ前ぜん總統そうとう哈吉·奧おく馬ば爾しか·邦くに戈ほこ的てき兒じ子こ，奧おく馬ば爾しか自じ1967年ねん直じき到いた2009年ねん去さ世よ一直擔任加彭總統。在ざい父親ちちおや擔任たんにん總統そうとう期間きかん，1989年ねん至いたり1991年ねん他た擔任たんにん外交がいこう部長ぶちょう，1991年ねん至いたり1999年ねん任にん邦くに戈ほこ維爾在ざい國民こくみん議會ぎかい的てき副ふく代表だいひょう，隨ずい後ご1999年ねん至いたり2009年ねん他た擔任たんにん國防こくぼう部長ぶちょう。2009年ねん他た父親ちちおや去さ世よ後ご，在ざい該年8月がつ的てき總統そうとう大だい選せん中ちゅう他た成なり為ため加か彭民主黨みんしゅとう（PDG）的てき總統そうとう候こう選せん人じん。根據こんきょ官かん方かた結果けっか，他た以42％的てき得票とくひょう贏得了りょう大だい選せん。他た同時どうじ也是加か彭民主黨みんしゅとう的てき黨とう魁さきがけ。

Ali Bongo Ondimba is a Gabonese politician who has been President of Gabon since October 2009.

Bongo is the son of Omar Bongo, who was President of Gabon from 1967 until his death in 2009. During his father's presidency, he was Minister of Foreign Affairs from 1989 to 1991 and represented Bongoville as a Deputy in the National Assembly from 1991 to 1999; subsequently he was Minister of Defense from 1999 to 2009. Following his father's death after 41 years in power, he was first elected in the August 2009 presidential election. He was re-elected in August 2016, in elections marred by numerous irregularities, arrests, human rights violations and post-election violence. Bongo is also President of the PDG.