Members of Parliament

Hon Marcus Stephen MP
President of the Republic of Nauru

Marcus Stephen
Member for Ewa/Anetan
President, Minister for Police, Minister for Home Affairs

Committee Membership:

 

Date of Birth:1st October 1969

Marital Status: Married with three children

Born: Nauru

EDUCATION BACKGROUND

Primary School: Aiwo Primary School, Nauru

High School: St. Bedes College, Mentone, Victoria, Australia

Tertiary Qualification:  Diploma in Business (Accounting), Royal Melbourne
Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Australia

CAREER

February 2009 - Elected President of the Nauru Olympic Committee

29th April 2008 -  Re-elected President of the Republic of Nauru.
Also Minister for Public Service; Police, Prison and
Emergency Services; Home Affairs; and Nauru Phosphate Royalties Trust.

April 2008  - Elected President of the Oceania Weightlifting Federation.

19th December 2007- President of the Republic of Nauru, Minister for Public
Services, Police, Home Affairs and Nauru Phosphate Royalties Trust.

13 November 2007 -  Minister for Nauru Fisheries & Marine Resources;
Information & Communications, Technologies and Sports

November 2006 to January 2009 - Secretary General – Nauru Olympic Committee

Year 2005 to date -  Member of Oceania National Olympic Committee Athletes
Commission

3 November 2004 to 16 May 2006 - Chairman – Nauru Fisheries & Marine Resources Authority

1 October 2004 -  Minister for Nauru Phosphate Royalties Trust; Nauru
Phosphate Corporation; Nauru Fisheries & Marine Resources Authority

26 August 2004 - Minister for Economic Development & Industry; Sports;
Nauru Phosphate Corporation; Nauru Fisheries & Marine Resources Authority; RONTEL

5 August 2004  - Minister for Justice; Police & Prisons; Good Governance;
Internal Affairs; Finance

30 July 2004  -  Minister for Economic Development & Industry; Sports;
Nauru Phosphate Corporation; Nauru Fisheries & Marine Resources Authority; RONTEL

20 July 2004  - Minister responsible for Good Governance; Police &
Prisons; Justice

22 June 2004  -  Minister for Economic Development & Industry; Sports;
Nauru Phosphate Corporation; Nauru Fisheries & Marine Resources Authority

9 December 2003 -  Acting President; Ministry for Treasury; Foreign Affairs;
RONFIN; Bank of Nauru; Public Works & Services; Environment & Internal Affairs; Small Business; NPRT; RONTEL; Education, Training & Employment, responsible for Good Government

2 December 2003  -  Assisting the President; Minister Responsible for Treasury,
RONFIN, Public Works & Services, Women’s Affairs & Culture, Environment & Development & Internal Affairs, Small Business

10 August 2003  - Minister for Finance, Education and RONFIN

25 March 2003 to 6 August 2003 -  General Manager – Bank of Nauru

2003 – 2007  -  Member of Parliament in Nauru

5 June 2001 to 24 March 2003 - Chairman of Bank of Nauru

30 March 2001 to 4 June 2001  - Acting General Manager – Bank of Nauru

SPORTING BACKGROUND:WEIGHTLIFTING

OLYMPIC GAMES:1992 Barcelona Olympics – Represented Samoa as
competitor.

1996 Atlanta Olympics represented Nauru as competitor.

2000 Sydney Olympics represented Nauru as competitor.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS:        

1999 Silver Medalist at World Weightlifting Championships held in Athens, Greece.

Competed at the following World Championships for Nauru

1989 – Greece

1990 – Hungary

1991 – Germany

1993 – Australia

1995 – China

1997 – Thailand

1998 – Finland

1999 – Greece - silver medal

COMMONWEALTH GAMES:      

1990 1 gold and 2 silver medals at the Commonwealth Games, Auckland New Zealand

1994 – 3 gold medals at the Victoria, Canada Commonwealth Games.

1998 – 3 gold medals at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Commonwealth Games.

2002 – 3 Silver medals at the Manchester, UK Commonwealth Games.

Chef de Mission for Team Nauru at the 2006 Melbourne Australia Commonwealth Games.


OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS:     

Oceania Champion in 1987, 1998, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999.

SOUTH PACIFIC GAMES:           

1989 Mini Games – Tonga - 3 gold medals

1991 South Pacific Games – PNG - 3 gold medals

1997 Mini Games – American Samoa - 3 gold medals

1999 South Pacific Games – Guam - 3 gold medals

 

HOBBIES:               

Fishing