Comoros: Polity Style: 1975-2024 |
| 6 Jul 1975 |
Comoros are proclaimed an independent nation in accordance with a declaration passed by the Chambre des députés of the Territory of Comoros, session of the Chambre des députés, Moroni (JOEC, No. 387, 16 Jul 1975, pp. 338-339) |
| 6 Jul 1975 - 9 Jul 1975 |
Comores = Juzur al-Qumr (جزر القمر) | Comoros |
| 9 Jul 1975 |
islands of Mayotte, Anjouan, Mohéli and Grande Comore constitute the Comorian State (État Comorien) in accordance with an act passed by the Chambre des députés of the Comoros 8 Jul 1975, session of the Chambre des députés, Moroni (promulgated as a decree of the Head of State 9 Jul 1975) (JOEC, No. 387, 16 Jul 1975, p. 340) [1] |
| 9 Jul 1975 - 13 May 1977 |
État Comorien = Dawlat Juzur al-Qumr (دولة جزر القمر) | Comorian State |
| 13 May 1978 |
name of the state is changed in accordance with a Constitution adopted by Assemblée nationale populaire 23 Apr 1977 and promulgated by a decree of 13 May 1977 (Corpus constitutionnel, pp. 546-548) |
| 13 May 1977 - 23 May 1978 |
République Comorienne = Jumhūriyya Juzur al-Qumr
(جمهورية جزر القمر) | Comorian Republic |
| 23 May 1978 |
Constitution of 1977 is abolished, the Comoros are proclaimed a federal Islamic republic in accordance with a constitutional act passed by the Political-Military Directory 23 May 1978 (Corpus constitutionnel, p. 549) |
| 23 May 1978 - 21 Jan 2002 |
République Fédérale Islamique des Comores = Jumhūriyya Juzur al-Qumr al-Ittiḥādiyya al-Islāmiyya (جمهورية جزر القمر الاتحادية الإسلامية) | Federal Islamic Republic of the Comoros |
| 21 Jan 2002 - |
Union des Comores = al-Ittiḥād al-Qumriyy (الاتحاد القمري) | Union of the Comoros |
