Career
During the last month of the rule of incumbent President Bechara El Khoury, the Lebanese president of the Republic was faced with fierce opposition that objected to his plans for renewal for a second term. El Khoury assigned Nazem Akkari to form an emergency care-taker government until the Presidential elections. The result was a three-member cabinet that included:
Nazem Akkari - —also carrying the portfolios of Foreign Affairs, Internal Affairs, Defense, Agriculture and Information
Bassil Trad - —also carrying portfolios of Economy, Public Works, Education, Health
Moussa Moubarak - portfolios for Justice, Finance, Social Affairs, Post Telephone and Telegraph (Ministry of Posts, Telegraphs & Telephones, France)
The Akkari government was declared on 9 September 1952 and proved highly unpopular and was soon faced with an ultimatum of widespread general strike if it didn"t resign immediately prior to a deadline set for 15 September by the grassroots opposition.
Akkari pended the resignation of his government on 14 September.
The power temporarily moved to Army General Fuad Chehab from 18 to 22 September until the election of Camille Chamoun as president from the opposition forces to President El Khoury. Akkari"s four-day premiership led way to a new military-led government under the supervision of the temporary holding of power by General Chehab.
In this new takeover government, Nazem Akkari was assigned as and given the portfolios of Foreign Affairs, Interior Affair, Public Works, Information, Education, Post Telephone and Telegraph (Ministry of Posts, Telegraphs & Telephones, France) and Agriculture in the interim period 18–30 September until in intallation of the new President Camille Chamoun. Things only settled with the assignment of Khaled Chehab as on October 1, 1952.
This government survived for 7 months during the reign of President Camille Chamoun and lasted until May 1, 1953.