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Nazeri's presidency only lasted eight days as Maharadi's vote of no confidence succeeded. Mansur, as he was both vice president of Dabiristan and vice chairman of the Wahdist Republican Party, remained vice president under Maharadi and continued to serve until the end of Maharadi's term. Mansur would be responsible for proposing the [[Al-Badaweeiyah TrainLink program]], which saw the construction of 8 raillines and 27 stations.
Maharadi would declare he would not run for a second term in his final month as president. Following this, a vote was held to see who would succeed Maharadi as chairman. This vote was won by Mansur by a landslide and he became the Wahdist Republican Party's candidate for the 2006 National Elections. Despite leading a small campaign, his reputation as Maharadi's vice president earned him popularity. Mansur would win the 2006 National Elections, securing an additional four seats for the Wahdist Republican Party.
==Presidency==
===Domestic policy===
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