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User-created position
This page contains elements/concepts/ideas which are NOT eRepublik Game Features.
These are the possible definitions of the position called Director in different countries in the world.
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New World Media
Throughout the world, the Director is used as a head editor of a newspaper, it is often called as a Press Director.
Philippines
In the Philippines, the Directorship and the Assistant Directorship is used as a:
- Head of a Philippine Government Department
Spain
The Directorship is used as a:
- Head of a Spanish Institute
South Africa
The Director may pertain to a South African citizen, see The Party South Africa for details.
United Kingdom
The Directorship position in the United Kingdom is used as a:
- Head of a Political Research Organization (International Institute for Political and Economic Research)
United States of America
The term Director in the US is being used as a:
- Head of a US Government Committee
- Head of a Political Party Unit
- Head of a US Government Program
- Head of a US Service Agency
- Head of a US Organization
