The Miye ou Miye village was divided administratively into two parts: one part of the town followed the Ottoman Empire policies, and had to choose a village head “Moukhtar”. The other part of the town was under Mount Lebanon jurisdiction and had to elect a reconciliation officer (Shiekh El-Solh). In 1928, a new law was enacted that abolished the reconciliation officer position and kept the Moukhtar position in all Lebanese villages.
There are no documents to confirm the names and dates of the mandate of the former Makhateer. The majority of the records were destroyed during the civil war in 1985. So, we relied on memory:

Based on the population of Miye ou Miye in 2016, we are entitled to have three village heads (Makhateer).

• Samir Elias Ibrahim Saikali Current
• George Saed Wakim Current
• Wahib Nicola Francis Current

Based on the population of Miye ou Miye in 2016, we are entitled to have three village heads (Makhateer).

• Samir Elias Ibrahim Saikali 2010 - 2016
• Yousef William Nahd 2010 - 2016
• Moussa Nazim Moussa 2004 – 2010
• Samir Elias Ibrahim Saikali 2004 – 2010
• Fouzy Elias Matta 1998 – 2004
• Hanna Girgis Andraos Wakim 1998 – 2004
• Fouzy Elias Matta 1993 – 2004

Based on the population of Miye ou Miye in 1998, we are entitled to have two village heads.

• Fouzy Elias Matta 1993 – 1998
• Nasri Hanna Saikali 1963 – 1989
• Ibrahim Hanna Matta Wakim 1963 – 1963
• Naaman Salim Saliba 1962 – 1962
• Nicoal Khalil Semaan 1948 - 1961
• Elias Hanna Matta 1942 – 1948
• Botrous Hanna Wakim 1939 – 1939
• Girgis Hanna Najm 1928 – 1928
• Nicola El-Khoury Girgis El-Hayek 1920 – 1928
• Girgis Mansour Hanna Jarjoura During WWI
• Elias Nahed
• Hanna Najm Francis Census 1905

Shiekh EL-Solh (Reconciliation Officer)

• Shiekh Nicoal Bechara Saikali 1912 – 1928
• Shiekh Nahme Elias Khalaf
• Shiekh Girgis El-Hayek