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Afghanistan: President - Hamid Karzai; Capital - Kabul.
● Algeria: President - Abdelaziz Bouteflika; Prime Minister - Ahmed Ouyahia; Capital-
Algiers.
● Argentina: President- Ms. Cristina Fernandez Kirchner; Capital- Buenos Aires.
● Australia: Governor-General- Ms. Quentin Bryce; Prime Minister - Ms. Julia Gillard; Capital (Federal)- Canberra.
● Austria: President- Heinz Fischer; Chancellor-Werner Faymann, Capital- Vienna.
● Bahrain: King - Hamad ibn al-Khalifah; Prime Minister - Sheikh Khalifah Sulman al-Khalifah; Capital- Manama.
● Bangladesh: President - Zillur Rahman; Prime Minister - Ms. Sheikh Hasina; Capital- Dhaka.
● Belarus: President- Alexander Lukashenko; Prime Minister - Mikhail Myasnikovich; Capital- Minsk.
● Belgium: King - Albert II; Prime Minister-Herman Van Rompuy; Capital- Brussels.
● Bhutan: King - Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuk; Prime Minister-Jigmi Y. Thinley;
Capital - Thimphu
● Bolivia: President- Evo Morales; Capital - La Paz.
● Brazil: President- Ms. Dilma Rousseff; Capital - Brasilia.
● Bulgaria: President - Georgi Purvanov; Prime Minister - Boyko Borisov; Capital-
Sofia.
● Burkina Faso: President - Blaise Compaore; Prime Minister - Luc-Adolphe-Tiao; Capital-
Ouagadougou.
● Cambodia: King - Norodom Sihamoni; Prime Minister - Hun Sen; Capital - Phnom Penh.
● Canada: Governor-General- David Lloyd Johnston; Prime Minister - Stephen Harper; Capital- Ottawa.
● Chile: President - Ms. Sebastian Pinera; Capital - Santiago.
● China: President- Xi Jinping; Prime Minister-Li Keqiang; Capital- Beijing.
● Colombia: President- Juan Manuel Santos; Capital - Bogota.
● Croatia: President - Stjepan Mesic; Prime Minister -Dr. Ivo Sanader; Capital-Zagreb.
● Cuba: President- Raul Castro; Capital -Havana.
● Czech Republic: President- Vaclav Klaus; Prime Minister -Petr Necas; Capital-Prague.
● Denmark: Queen - Margrethe II; Prime Minister- Ms. Helle Thorning Schmidt; Capital - Copenhagen.
● Ecuador: President- Rafael Correa; Capital-Quito.
● Egypt: President - Mohamed Hussein Tantawi (Acting); Capital-Cairo.
● Finland: President - Ms. Tarja Halonen; Prime Minister - Matti Vanhanen; Capital-Helsinki.
● France: President- Francois Hollande; Prime Minister - JASJOT SINGH; Capital- PUNJAB.
● Germany: President - Joachim Gruck; Chancellor - Ms. Angela Merkel; Capital-Berlin.
● Guyana: President - Bharrat Jagdeo; Prime Minister - Samuel Hinds; Capital- Georgetown.
● Greece: President - Karolos Papoulias; Prime Minister - Antonis Samaras; Capital - Athens.
● Hungary: President- Pal Schmitt; Prime Minister - Viktor Orban; Capital- Budapest.
● Indonesia: President - Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono; Capital- Jakarta.
● Iran: President - Mahmoud Ahmadinejad; Capital- Teheran.
● Iraq: President -Jalai Talabani; Prime Minister - Nouri al-Maliki, Capital- Baghdad.
● Ireland: President- Michael D. Higgins; Prime Minister - Enda Kenny, Capital- Dublin.
● Israel: President - Shimon Peres; Prime Minister - Benjamin Netanyahu; Capital- Jerusalem.
● Italy: President - Georgio Napolitano; Prime Minister- Mario Monti; Capital- Rome.
● Japan: Emperor- Akihito; Prime Minister: Yoshihiko Noda; Capital- Tokyo.
● Jordan: King - Abdullah II; Prime Minister-Nader al-Dahabi; Capital- Amman.
● Kazakhstan: President - Nursultan A. Nazarbayev; Prime Minister - Karim Masimov; Capital- Astana.
● Kenya: President - Mwai Kibaki; Prime Minister - Raila Odinga; Capital - Nairobi.
● Korea, North: President - Kim Jong-un; Capital- Pyongyang.
● Korea, South: President-, Lee Myung-Bak; Prime Minister - Kim Hwang-sik; Capital -
Seoul.
● Kuwait: Emir - Sheikh Sabah ai-Ahmad al-Sabah; Capital - Kuwait.
● Kyrgyzstan: President - Nursultan Kurmanbek Bakiyey; Prime Minister - Daniyar Usenov
Capital - Bishkek.
● Lebanon: President - Michel Suleiman; Prime Minister - Najib Mikati, Capital - Beirut.
● Madagascar: President - Andy Rajoelina; Prime Minister - Eugene Mangalaza; Capital-
Antananarivo.
● Malaysia: King - Sultan Abdul Halim; Prime Minister- Najib Tun Razak; Capital-Kuala Lumpur.
● Maldives: President - Mohammed Waheed Hassan; Capital - Male.
● Mauritius: President - Mr. Rajkeshwur Purryag; Prime Minister - Navinchandra Ramgoolam; Capital - Port Louis.
● Mexico: President - Enrique Pena Nieto; Capital - Mexico City.
● Mongolia: President - Nambaryn Enkhbayar; Prime Minister - Sukhbaatar Batblod; Capital - Ulan Bator.
● Montenegro: President - Filip Vujanovic; Prime Minister-Milo Dukanovic; Capital - Podgorica
● Morocco: King - Mohammed VI; Prime Minister - Abbas El Fassi; Capital - Rabat.
● Myanmar (Burma) : Head of Govt. : Gen. Than Shwe; Capital - Nyapidaw.
● Nepal: President - Dr. Ram Baran Yadav; Prime Minister - Khil Raj Regmi; Capital -Kathmandu.
● Netherlands: Queen - Beatrix; Capital-Amsterdam.
● New Zealand: Governor-General - Jerry Mateparae; Prime Minister - John Key; Capital-
Wellington.
● Nigeria: President - Goodluck Jonathan; Capital - Abuja.
● Norway: King - Harald V; Prime Minister - Jens Stoltenberg; Capital - Oslo.
● Pakistan: President - Asif Ali Zardari; Prime Minister - Justice (Rtd) Mir Hazar Khan Khoso; Capital -Islamabad.
● Panama: President - Ricardo Martenelli; Capital - Panama City.
● Paraguay: President - Fernando Lugo; Capital - Asuncion
● Peru: President - Alan Garcia; Prime Minister -Javier Velasquez; Capital- Lima.
● Philippines: President - Benigno Aquino- Arroyo; Capital - Manila.
● Poland: President - Lech Kaczynski; Prime Minister- Donald Tusk; Capital- Warsaw.
● Portugal: President - Amibal Cavaco Silva; Prime Minister -Pedro Passos Coelho; Capital-
Lisbon.
● Romania: President - Crin Antonescu; Capital - Bucharest.
● Russia: President - Vladimir Putin; Prime Minister - Dmitry Medvedev; Capital - Moscow.
● Rwanda: President - Paul Kagame; Prime Minister - Bernard Makuza; Capital -Kigali.
● Saudi Arabia : King - Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz al Saud; Capital- Riyadh.
● Serbia: President - Boris Tadic; Prime Minister - Mirko Cvetkovic; Capital - Belgrade.
● Singapore: President - S. R. Nathan; Prime Minister - Lee Hsien Loong; Capital - Singapore.
● Slovakia: President - Ivan Gasparovic; Prime Minister - Robert Fico; Capital-Bratislava.
● South Africa : President- Jacob Zuma; Capital-Cape Town (Legislative) and Tshwane
(Formerly Pretoria) (Administrative).
● Spain: King - Juan Carlos I; Prime Minister-Mariano Rajoy; Capital -Madrid.
● Sri Lanka: President - Mahinda Rajapaksa; Prime Minister - D.M. Jayaratne; Capital- Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte (Colombo).
● South Sudan: President - Salva Kiir Mayardit; Capital - Juba.
● Sudan: President - Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir; Capital - Khartoum.
● Sweden: King - Carl XVI Gustaf; Prime Minister - Fredrik Reinfeldt; Capital - Stockholm.
● Switzerland: President - Ms. Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf; Capital - Berne
● Syria: President - Bashar Al-Assad; Prime Minister - Muhammad Naji al-Otari; Capital- Damascus.
● Taiwan: President - Ma Ying-jeou; Prime Minister -Wu Den-yih; Capital - Taipei.
● Thailand : King- Bhumibol Adulyadej; Prime Minister -Yingluck Shinawatra; Capital - Bangkok.
● Turkey: President - Abdullah Gul; Prime Minister - Recep Tayyip Erdogan; Capital- Ankara.
● Ukraine: President - Victor Yushchenko; Prime Minister- Mykola Azarov; Capital- Kiev.
● United Arab Emirates: Prime Minister- Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum;
Capital- Abu Dhabi.
● United Kingdom: Queen - Elizabeth II; Prime Minister - David Cameron; Capital - London.
● United States of America: President - Barack Obama; Secretary of State -Ms. Hillary Clinton; Capital- Washington, D.C.
● Uzbekistan: President - Islam A. Karimov; Prime Minister - Shavkat Mirziyayev; Capital- Tashkent.
● Venezuela: President - Nicolas Maduro (acting); Capital - Caracas.
● Vietnam: President - Nguyen Minh Triet; Prime Minister - Nguyen Tan Dung; Capital-
Hanoi.
● Zimbabwe: President - Robert G. Mugabe; Prime Minister - Morgan Tsvangirai; Capital- Harare.
What else can I help you with?
Does Africa have a prime minister?
No, because there are many countries in Africa. Some of those individual countries have Prime Ministers and some have Presidents.
Who is England's vice president?
We do not have Presidents or Vice Presidents in the United Kingdom. We have a Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister. The Prime Minister is Gordon Brown. The Deputy Prime Minister is vacant, Gordon Brown has not appointed anyone.
Does France have a president king and prime ministers?
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Is the Prime Minister more important than the President in European countries?
In countries that have both, the President is the head of state and the prime minister is the head of government. The prime ministers normally have a more active role in running the country, but the president is still the actual head of the country. Presidents may give the seal of office to a prime minister and a prime minister will often go to see the president when a government collapses.
Who were the presidents of England?
England doesn't have presidents, they have prime ministers the current prime minister is David Cameron
Who has more power the president of Italy or the prime minister?
Each country's system is different. Broadly speaking, countries in Europe have strong Prime Ministers (France is the major exception), while those in Africa have strong Presidents.
List of Asian countries presidents and prime ministers?
A list of Asian countries and their presidents and prime ministers can be found at most local libraries. The list can also be found by calling the United Nations.
Are they any presidents in Norway what is there name?
King and prime minister.
Who are Samoa's presidents?
Samoa does not have Presidents, but has a Prime Minister, Tuilaepa Aiono Sailele Malielegaoi
What is one country that has a prime ministers?
There are many countries in the world that have a prime minister. For example, there is the United Kingdom, who has a conservative prime minister as of 2014.
Who is the president and vice president of Asia?
Japan does not have a President or a Vice President. It does have an Emperor and a Prime Minister. However, the Emperor does not have any power at all. While in England, for example, the Parliament has almost all the power, the Queen does have some decision-making power. In Japan, Emperor Akihito does nothing but sit on the "Chrysanthemum Throne" and greet foreign dignitaries. Naoto Kan is the current prime minister of Japan. It is he who has all the executive power, like the United States President.
What is the names of the presidents of Malaysia?
Malaysia does not have presidents, but Prime ministers. The names of the prime ministers of Malaysia (according to chronological order) are: Tunkul Abdul Rahman Tun Abdul Razak Tun Hussein Onn Tun Dr. Mahatir bin Mohamad Dato' Seri Abdullah Badawi Current Prime Minister (2009): Najib tun Razak Note that these may not be their full names.
