United Arab Emirates President

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coat of arms of the president of the united arab emirates[1]
President of the United Arab Emirates
رئيس دولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة
President of the United Arab Emirates
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incumbent
inauguration day
2022 May 14 (+1538Day)
party
official residence
1. outline2. list of past presidents3. look around

1. outline

The current head of state of the United Arab Emirates is Muhammad bin Zayed Al Nahyan .

However, although he is only president in name , he is effectively the king because the Amir of Abu Dhabi , ruled by the Al Nahyan dynasty, also holds the office of president.[2] Like the President, the Vice-President and Prime Minister are held concurrently by the Emir of Dubai .

2. list of past presidents

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name
start of term
end of term
party
note
invite
1971.12.2
2004.11.2
Acting Authority
2004.11.2
2004.11.3
2 units
2004.11.3
2022.5.13
Acting Authority
2022.5.13
2022.5.14
3 generations
2022.5.14
today

3. look around

[ Asia ]
* President under a parliamentary system
** The President of the United Arab Emirates is held by the Emir of Abu Dhabi, who is in fact close to a monarch.
*** Iran's head of state is Rahbar , and the president is the head of government.
Laichingde (first line)
Jose Hamus Horta (re-election)
Joseph Aun (first line)
Mohammed Muijou (first line)
Min Aung Hlaing (first line)
Mohammed Shahabuddin (First selection)
Anura Kumara Dissanayake (First selection)
Ahmed Al Shara (temporary)
Rashad al-alimi
(Chair of the Presidential Guidance Committee)
Nizar Amidi (first line)
Masoud Pezekian (First selection)
Prabowo Subianto (first line)
Kasimzomart Tokayev (re-election)
Sadir Jafarov (first line)
Emomali Rahmon (5 lines)
Asif Ali Zardari (re-election)
Mahmoud Abbas (chosun)
[ europe ]
* President under a parliamentary system
** The heads of state of San Marino are two consuls, not the president.
*** Austria and Portugal are constitutionally dual governments, but de facto parliamentary governments.
Constantino Sul Ras (First line)
Alan Gagloev (first line)
Vladimir Putin (5 lines)
Nikusquir Dan (First line)
Gitanas Nowceda (re-election)
Maia Sandu (re-election)
Denis Becirovic (first line)
Zelka Zvijanovic (chosun)
Zelko Comsic (4th line)
Tufan Erhurman (first line)
Alice Mina (first line)
Vladimiro Selva (first line)
Alexander Vucic (re-election)
Guy Parmelin (re-election)
Peter Pellegrini (first line)
Hadla Thomasdottir (First selection)
Catherine Connolly (first line)
Ilham Aliyev (5 lines)
Byram Vegai (chosun)
Badra Gunba (First line)
alar charis (chosun)
Sergio Mattarella (re-election)
Petr Pavel (chosun)
Albulena Hajiu (Acting Authority)
Toran Milannovic (re-election)
Vadim Krasnoselsky (re-election)
Antonio Jose Seguro (first line)
Carolnavrottsky (First line)
Emmanuel Macron (re-election)
Alexander Stubb (first line)
Forsthofer Agnes (Acting Authority)
[ America ]
[ Africa ]
* President under a parliamentary system
** Current military regime or de facto member of the military of the country in question
John Dramani Mahama (re-election)
Bris Cloter Raise (First line)
Adama Barrow (re-election)
Mamadi Doumbuya (first line)
Orta Ntanaman (temporary)
bola tinubu (chosun)
Cyril Ramaphosa (3rd line)
Joseph Boakai (first line)
paul kagame (4th line)
Mohammed Al Menfi (Chairman of the Presidential Committee)
Peter Mutarica (re-election)
Dharam Gokul (first line)
Daniel Chapu (first line)
Romuald Wadagni (first line)
Duma Boko (first line)
Ibrahim Traore (temporary)
Per Pastep
Bashir Diomai Pie (First selection)
Patrick Herminy (first line)
hassan sheh mahamud (re-election)
Abdelfatah Alburhan (Chair of Sovereignty Committee)
Julius Mada Bio (3 lines)
Abdelmadjid Tebboune (re-election)
Joao Lorenzo (re-election)
Tay Askeslash (first line)
Yoweri Museveni (6 lines)
Emerson Mnangagwa (re-election)
Mahamat Devi Itno (first line)
Paul Biya (8 selections)
William Ruto (chosun)
Azali Asoumani (5 lines)
alasan watara (3 lines)
Felix Tshisekedi (re-election)
Kais Saied (re-election)
[ Oceania ]
* President under a parliamentary system
** Expected independence in 2027
*** Some people view him as a monarch rather than a president.
Nauru First Party
David Adean (first line)
Hilda Heine (re-election)
Wesley Simina (chosun)
Baaletoa Su'alubi II (re-election)
Tanetti Mama (3 lines)
Suangel Whips Junior (re-election)
[1] United Arab Emirates coat of arms[2] For this reason, the United Arab Emirates is classified as a republic, but in practice it is also classified as a de facto monarchy.[A] 3.1 3.2 died in office

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