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The Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands is the Solomon Islands' head of government, consequent on being the leader of the party or coalition with majority support in the National Parliament. The Solomon Islands are a Commonwealth realm. Since 20 December 2007, the Prime Minister has been Derek Sikua of the Liberal Party.

List of Prime Ministers of the Solomon Islands

Incumbent	Tenure		Political Affiliation
Incumbent	Took Office	Left Office	Political Affiliation
Peter Kenilorea	7 July 1978	31 August 1981	Solomon Islands United Party
Solomon Mamaloni	31 August 1981	19 November 1984	People's Alliance Party
Sir Peter Kenilorea	19 November 1984	1 December 1986	Solomon Islands United Party
Ezekiel Alebua	1 December 1986	28 March 1989	Solomon Islands United Party
Solomon Mamaloni	28 March 1989	18 June 1993	People's Alliance Party/Group for National Unity and Reconciliation
Francis Billy Hilly	18 June 1993	7 November 1994	Non-Partisan/National Coalition Partnership
Solomon Mamaloni	7 November 1994	27 August 1997	Group for National Unity and Reconciliation
Bartholomew Ulufa'alu	27 August 1997	30 June 2000	Solomon Islands Liberal Party–Solomon Islands Alliance for Change
Manasseh Sogavare	30 June 2000	17 December 2001	People's Progressive Party
Sir Allan Kemakeza	17 December 2001	20 April 2006	People's Alliance Party
Snyder Rini	20 April 2006	4 May 2006	Association of Independent Members
Manasseh Sogavare	4 May 2006	20 December 2007	Solomon Islands Social Credit Party
Derek Sikua	20 December 2007	present	Liberal Party

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