Who is the president of freemason?

Answer 1

Freemasonry is not organized like that. Generally, the masonic lodges in one country or part of a country are grouped together into Grand Lodges. So, there is a Grand Lodge of Victoria, in Australia, and a Grand Lodge of North Carolina, in the United States, and a Grand Lodge of Portugal, and a Grand Lodge of India, and so on. The leader of each Grand Lodge is called the Grand Master. Usually, the Grand Master is elected for a one or two year term. In some cases, they can serve much longer terms: the Grand Master of the Grand Orient (means the same as Grand Lodge) of Italy has a fifteen year term and the Grand Master of the United Grand Lodge of England, the Duke of Kent, has a lifetime appointment.

In some cases, there is more than one Grand Lodge in the same area. Sometimes they coexist, but more often they are in competition with one another, and other Grand Lodges have to decide which is legitimate.