Full Bio
Humza Yousaf served as First Minister of Scotland from March 2023 to May 2024 after holding ministerial responsibility for health, justice, transport, and external affairs. His Scottish Parliament record documents service as a Glasgow MSP and a series of cabinet roles across devolved government.
When Parliament nominated Yousaf as first minister in March 2023, the official record noted the historic significance of a Muslim and minority-ethnic leader heading a devolved government in the United Kingdom. His archive profile focuses on representation, public administration, health and justice policy, and the responsibilities attached to visible leadership.
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Biography and setting
Humza Yousaf is presented as former first minister of scotland associated with United Kingdom. The working chronology for this record is Contemporary. Humza Yousaf is a former First Minister of Scotland whose public career has included ministerial leadership in health, justice, transport, and external affairs.
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