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Present President of All Countries Pdf Present president of all countries pdf Continue African countries and presidents: M - N - R - S - T - U - Algeria Abdelaziz Buleflika (President since April 27, 1999) Ahmed Uyahiya (PM) June 23, 2008 - Abdelaziz Belkadem PM 24/05/2006 - 23/06/2008 Angolan President Jose E. DOS SANTOS from 10 September; 1979 Antonio Paulo KASSOMA PM from September 30; 2008 Fanando da Piedade Diaz dos Santos (PM 2002/12/06 - 2008/09/30) Benin Yayi Boni. (President and Head of Government) Botswana Seretse Hama Jan Hama (President since April 1, 2008) Mompati MERAFHE (V.P.) Festus G. Mogae (1 April 1998 to 1 April 2008) BURKINA FASO Blaise Compaore (President) Paramanga Ernest Yonli (Prime Minister) BURUNDI Pierre Nkurunziza (President) CAMEROON Paul Biya (President) Ephraim Inoni (Prime Minister) CAPE VERDE Pedro Verona PIRES(President) Jose Maria Periera NEVES(Prime Minister) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Francois BOZIZE (President) Elie DOTE (Prime Minister) CHAD Lt Gen. Idriss DEBY (President) Pascal YOADIMNADJI (Prime Minister) COMOROS Ahmed Abdallah SAMBI (President) CONGO, REPUBLIC of Denis SASSOU-NGUESSO (President) CONGO, D.R. of Joseph Kabila (President) Antoine Gizenga(Prime Minister and Head of government) COTE D'IVOIRE Alassane Outtara President from 4 Dec. 2010 Guillaume Soro 4/4/2007, 11/4/2011 - Prime Minister(resigned from Gbagbo and immediately re-appointed by Outtara 11/4/2011) Laurent Gbagbo - President 26/10/2000 - 11/4/2011 Gilbert Aké - Prime Minister 6/12/2010 - 11/4/2011 Charles Konan Banny - Prime Minister 7/12/2005 - 4/4/2007 Seydou Diarra - Prime Minister 10/2/2003 - 7/12/2005 Pascal Affi N ̓Guessan - Prime Minister 27/10/2000 - 25/1/2003 Robert Guéi - President 24/12/1999 - 26/10/2000 Seydou Diarra - Prime Minister 18/5/2000 - 27/10/2000 Henry Konan Bédié - President 7/12/1993 - 24/12/1999 Daniel Cablan Duncan - Prime Minister 11/12/1993 - 24/12/1999 Felix Houphouet-Boigny - President 3/11/1960 - 7//7//1999 12/1993 Alassane Outtara - Prime Minister 7/12/1990 - 11/12/1993 December 4, 2010 to April 11, 2011 was a period of dual presidency as a result of an electoral dispute. Gbagbo refused to concede defeat in November's elections and was formally sworn in. Outtara swears and is recognized by the UN and the international community. On April 11, 2011, Outtara forces, with the support of the United Nations and French forces, arrested Gbagbo in a shootout, ending the season of the dual presidency. Outtara was officially sworn in on May 6, 2011. DJIBOUTI Ismail Omar GUELLEH (President) Mohamed Dileita DILEITA (Prime Minister) EGYPT Mohamed Hussein Tantawi - Acting President since February 11, 2011 - (Chairman, Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and leader of the de facto after the resignation of President Mubarak) Kamal Ganzouri (PM December 7, 2011 - ) Omar Suleiman (V.P.31/01/2011 to 11/11/11 42/2011 ) Hosni Mubarak 14/10/1981 - 11/2/2011 (resigned in response to the mass protest of the people of Egypt) Sufi Abu Taleb - President Charges) 06/10/1981 06/10/1981 14/10/1981 Anwar El Saddat - President(assassinated) 15/10/1970 - 06/10/1981 Gamal Abdel Nasser Hussein - President 23/06/1956 to 28/09/1970 Muhammad Naguib President 18/06/1953 to 14/11/1954 Essam Sharaf PM 07/03/2011 - 07/12/2011 Ahmed Shafiq - PM 31/1/2011 to 7/3/2011 Ahmed Nazif - PM 14/7/2004 to 31/1/2011 EQUATORIAL GUINEA Brig. Gen.(rtd) Teodoro OBIANG NGUEMA MBASOGO (President) Ricardo Mangue Obama NFUBEA (Prime Minister) ERITREA ETHIOPIA Girma Wolde-Giorgis - President since 8 Oct. 2001 - Meles Zenawi - Prime minister from 23 Aug. 1995 - Negasso Gidada, President 22/08/1995 - 08/10/2001 Meles Zenawi, President 28/05/1991 - 22/08/1995 Tesfaye Gebre Kidan, President 21/05/1991 - 28/05/1991 (acting) Mengistu Haile Mariam, President 03/02/1977 - 21/05/1991 Tafari Benti, President 28/11/1974 - 03/02/1977 (assassinated) Mengistu Haile Mariam, President 17/11/1974 - 28/11/1974 Aman Mikael Andom, President 12/09/1974 - 17/11/1974 (assassinated> Emperor Haile SELASSIE 02/11/1930 -12/09/1974 GABON Ali Bongo Ondimba - President from 16 October 2009 Paul Biyonghé MBA - Prime Minister from 15 July 2009 Rose Francine Rogombe(Interim President 8 Jun; 2009 to 16 October 2009 on the death of El Hadj Omar Bongo) El Hadj Omar БОНГО Ондимба (президент: 2 декабря. 1967 по 8 июня; 2009)Jean Eyeghe NDONG (Премьер-министр)Леон M'BA - (Президент 17/08/1960 - 28/11/1967) GAMBIA Яхья AJ JAMMEH (президент и глава правительства) GHANA Джон Эванс Атта-Миллс (президент и глава правительства, с 7 января. 2009) Джон Агьекум Куфуор (7/01/2001 до 7/01/2009) ГВИНЕЯ Альфа Конде - Президент 21 Декабрь 2010 - Мохамед Саид Фофана 24 Декабрь 2010 - (PM) Секуба Конате - Исполняющий обязанности президента 3/12/2009 - 21/12/2010 капитан Мусса Камара - президент 24/12/2008 - 3/12/2009 (госпитализирован из-за травмы, полученной в результате покушения в декабре 2009 года.) Jean Marie Doré - P.M. 26/1/2010 - 21/12/2010 Aboubacar Samporé - President 22/12/2008 - 24/12/2008 Kabiné Komara (P.M. 30/12/2008 - 21/1/2010 Lansana CONTE - President 3/4/1984 - 22/12/2008 Ahmed Tidiane SOUARE - P.M May to Dec. 2008 Lansana Kouyate - P.M. from 2007 to 2008 Louis Lansana Beavogui - President 26/3/1984 - 3/4/1984 Ahmed Sékou Touré - President 2/10/1958 - 26/3/1984 GUINEA BISSAU Malam Bacai Sanha (President from 8 Sept. 2009)Carlos Gomes (Prime Minister from 2 Jan. 2009 --) Raimundo Pereira (Interim President 3 March 2009 - 8 Sept. 2009) Joao Bernardo 'Nino' VIERA (President 1980-1999, 2005 - 2009 killed by soldiers on 2 March 2009 in retaliation to a bomb blast that killed the country's military chief, Gen. Batista Tagme Na Waie) Aristides GOMES (Prime Minister 2005 - 2007) KENYA Uhuru KENYATTA, President and head of government from 9 April 2013 - William RUTO - V.P. since 9 April 2013 Mwai KIBAKI - President from 30/12/2002 - 9/4/2013 Raila ODINGA - Prime Minister 17/4/2008 - 9/4/2013 Stephene MUSYOKA MUSYOKA V. P. 10/1/2008 - 9/4/2013 LESOTHO King Letsie 111 - (King) Pacalita Musisili (Prime Minister) LIBERIA Ellen Sirleaf Johnson (President and Chief Executive) LIBYA Mustafa Abdul-Jalil - since March 5, 2011. (Chairman of the Transitional National Council of TNCs, is the head of state) Abdurrahim el-Kabe Acting Prime Minister of October 31, 2011Ali Tarhouni - Acting PM 23/10/2011 - 31/10/2011Mahmoud Jibril Acting PM 05/03/2011 - 23/10/201 Col. Muammar al-Gaddafi - President (01/09/1969 - 20/10/2011)King Idris - King (1951 - 01/09/196 9al-Baghdadi Ali al-Mahmoudi - PM 05/03/2006 - 2011) Presidents: A - L Presidents: M - List of acting heads of state and heads of government World leaders redirects here. In the CIA's public domain catalogue, see World Leaders. This is a list of current heads of state and heads of government. In some cases, mainly in presidential systems, only one leader is both head of state and head of government. In other cases, mainly in the semi-presidential and parliamentary systems, the head of state and the head of government are different people. In the semi-presidential and parliamentary systems, the role of the head of government (i.e. the executive) is performed by both the listed heads of government and the head of state. The list includes the names of newly elected or appointed heads of state and government who are in office on the appointed day, how elected presidents and prime ministers are appointed, and those who head a government in exile, if internationally recognized. Member States and observer States of the key green cells of the United Nations Color point to leaders whose positions are constitutionally governed by the executive or legislative power of their respective states/governments. The blue cells point not to ceremonial heads of state with limited power (e.g. Bhutan) or de facto heads of government whose de jure cabinets do not have constitutional authority (e.g. Myanmar). Note: Names in small print usually denote current, transitional, temporary leaders, or representatives. Other notes and exceptions are presented in the notes. Head of State Head of Government Afghanistan President - Ashraf Ghani President of Albania - Ilir Meta Prime Minister - Edi Rama Algeria President - Abdelmadjid Tebbune Prime Minister - Abdelaziz Djerad Andorra Episcopal Co-Prince - Joan Enrique Vives and Sic'liaCo-Prince Representative - Josep Maria Mauri French Co-Prince - α Emmanuel Macron - Patrick Strzoda Head of Government - Xavier Espo zamora Angola President - Joan Lawrence of Antigua and queen barbuda - Elizabeth II β Governor-General - Sir β Rodney Williams Prime Minister - Gaston Browne President of Argentina - Alberto Fernandez President of Armenia - Sarkisian Prime Minister - Nikola Pashinyan of Australia Minister - Scott Morrison President of Austria - Alexander Van der Bellen Federal Chancellor - Sebastian Kurz President of Azerbaijan - Ilham Aliyev Prime Minister - Ali Asadov Bahamas, queen - Elizabeth II β Governor-General - Sir Cornelius A. Smith Prime Minister - Hubert Minnis King of Bahrain - Sheikh Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa Prime Minister - Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa President of Bangladesh - Abdul Hamid Prime Minister - Sheikh Hasina Barbados - Elizabeth II β Governor-General - Dame Sandra Mason Prime Minister - Mia Mottley Elizabeth II β Governor-General - Sir Colville Young Prime Minister - Dean Barrow Benin President - Patrice Talon Bhutan - Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck Prime Minister - Lotay Tsagering Bolivia Interim President - Janines of Bosnia and Herzegovina High Representative - Chairman of the Council of Ministers Valentin Inzko γ Chairman of the Council
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