List of World Leaders 2022

This page shows a current list of world leaders 2022 and is updated regularly. Last update in January 2022. A world leader is defined as the leader of a country who controls either the executive or the legislative branch. The full list can also be downloaded as a PDF file for free. Just click here or scroll down to the bottom of the page to get to the download section.

Of the 197 independent countries in the world, 12 countries have a female president – 3 more than one year ago. These countries are Bangladesh, Barbados, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Moldova, New Zealand, Samoa, Serbia, Sweden and Tanzania.

Paul Biya, the head of state of Cameroon is currently the oldest acting head of state at an age of almost 89 years. Sanna Marin, Prime Minister of Finland is the youngest world leader with 36 years.

The full list of world leaders 2022

By default, all countries are sorted alphabetically. You can also click on the table header to sort the table by state leaders or by continent.

CountryHead of State (May 2022)Continent
AfghanistanHibatullah AkhundzadaAsia
AlbaniaEdi RamaEurope
AlgeriaAbdelmadjid TebbouneAfrica
AndorraXavier Espot ZamoraEurope
AngolaJoão LourençoAfrica
Antigua and BarbudaGaston BrowneCentral America & the Caribbean
ArgentinaAlberto FernándezSouth America
ArmeniaNikol PashinyanEurope
AustraliaScott MorrisonOceania
AustriaKarl NehammerEurope
AzerbaijanIlham AliyevEurope
BahamasPhilip DavisCentral America & the Caribbean
BahrainSheikh Hamad bin Isa Al KhalifaAsia
BangladeshSheikh HasinaAsia
BarbadosMia MottleyCentral America & the Caribbean
BelarusAlexander LukashenkoEurope
BelgiumAlexander De CrooEurope
BelizeJuan BriceñoCentral America & the Caribbean
BeninPatrice TalonAfrica
BhutanLotay TsheringAsia
BoliviaLuis ArceSouth America
Bosnia and HerzegovinaChristian SchmidtEurope
BotswanaMokgweetsi MasisiAfrica
BrazilJair BolsonaroSouth America
BruneiHassanal BolkiahAsia
BulgariaKiril PetkovEurope
Burkina FasoPaul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba (interim)Africa
BurundiÉvariste NdayishimiyeAfrica
CambodiaHun SenAsia
CameroonPaul BiyaAfrica
CanadaJustin TrudeauNorth America
Cape VerdeJosé Maria NevesAfrica
Central African RepublicFaustin-Archange TouadéraAfrica
ChadMahamat DébyAfrica
ChileGabriel BoricSouth America
ChinaXi JinpingAsia
ColombiaIván DuqueSouth America
ComorosAzali AssoumaniAfrica
Costa RicaRodrigo Chaves RoblesCentral America & the Caribbean
Côte d'IvoireAlassane OuattaraAfrica
CroatiaAndrej PlenkovićEurope
CubaMiguel Díaz-CanelCentral America & the Caribbean
CyprusNicos AnastasiadesEurope
CzechiaPetr FialaEurope
Democratic Republic of the CongoFélix TshisekediAfrica
DenmarkMette FrederiksenEurope
DjiboutiIsmaïl Omar GuellehAfrica
DominicaRoosevelt SkerritCentral America & the Caribbean
Dominican RepublicLuis AbinaderCentral America & the Caribbean
EcuadorGuillermo LassoSouth America
EgyptAbdel Fattah el-SisiAfrica
El SalvadorNayib BukeleCentral America & the Caribbean
Equatorial GuineaTeodoro Obiang Nguema MbasogoAfrica
EritreaIsaias AfwerkiAfrica
EstoniaKaja KallasEurope
eSwatiniMswati IIIAfrica
EthiopiaAbiy AhmedAfrica
FijiFrank BainimaramaOceania
FinlandSanna MarinEurope
FranceEmmanuel MacronEurope
GabonAli Bongo OndimbaAfrica
GambiaAdama BarrowAfrica
GeorgiaIrakli GaribashviliEurope
GermanyOlaf ScholzEurope
GhanaNana Akufo-AddoAfrica
GreeceKyriakos MitsotakisEurope
GrenadaKeith MitchellCentral America & the Caribbean
GuatemalaAlejandro GiammatteiCentral America & the Caribbean
GuineaMamady DoumbouyaAfrica
Guinea-BissauUmaro Sissoco EmbalóAfrica
GuyanaIrfaan AliSouth America
HaitiAriel Henry (interim)Central America & the Caribbean
HondurasXiomara CastroCentral America & the Caribbean
HungaryViktor OrbánEurope
IcelandKatrín JakobsdóttirEurope
IndiaNarendra ModiAsia
IndonesiaJoko WidodoAsia
IranAli KhameneiAsia
IraqMustafa Al-KadhimiAsia
IrelandMicheál MartinEurope
IsraelNaftali BennettAsia
ItalyMario DraghiEurope
JamaicaAndrew HolnessCentral America & the Caribbean
JapanFumio KishidaAsia
JordanAbdullah IIAsia
KazakhstanQasym-Zhomart ToqaevAsia
KenyaUhuru KenyattaAfrica
KiribatiTaneti MaamauOceania
KosovoAlbin KurtiEurope
KuwaitSheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-SabahAsia
KyrgyzstanSadyr JaparovAsia
LaosThongloun SisoulithAsia
LatviaKrišjānis KariņšEurope
LebanonNajib MikatiAsia
LesothoMoeketsi MajoroAfrica
LiberiaGeorge WeahAfrica
LibyaAbdul Hamid DbeibehAfrica
LiechtensteinPrince AloisEurope
LithuaniaGitanas NausėdaEurope
LuxembourgXavier BettelEurope
MadagascarAndry RajoelinaAfrica
MalawiLazarus ChakweraAfrica
MalaysiaIsmail Sabri YaakobAsia
MaldivesIbrahim Mohamed SolihAsia
MaliAssimi Goïta (interim)Africa
MaltaRobert AbelaEurope
Marshall IslandsDavid KabuaOceania
MauritaniaMohamed Ould GhazouaniAfrica
MauritiusPravind JugnauthAfrica
MexicoAndrés Manuel López ObradorCentral America & the Caribbean
MicronesiaDavid W. PanueloOceania
MoldovaNatalia GavrilițaEurope
MonacoAlbert IIEurope
MongoliaUkhnaagiin KhürelsükhAsia
MontenegroDritan AbazovićEurope
MoroccoMohammed VIAfrica
MozambiqueFilipe NyusiAfrica
MyanmarMyint SweAsia
NamibiaHage GeingobAfrica
NauruLionel AingimeaOceania
NepalSher Bahadur DeubaAsia
NetherlandsMark RutteEurope
New ZealandJacinda ArdernOceania
NicaraguaDaniel OrtegaCentral America & the Caribbean
NigerMohamed BazoumAfrica
NigeriaMuhammadu BuhariAfrica
North KoreaKim Jong-unAsia
North MacedoniaDimitar KovačevskiEurope
NorwayJonas Gahr StøreEurope
OmanHaitham bin TariqAsia
PakistanShehbaz SharifAsia
PalauSurangel Whipps Jr.Oceania
PanamaLaurentino CortizoCentral America & the Caribbean
Papua New GuineaJames MarapeOceania
ParaguayMario Abdo BenítezSouth America
PeruPedro CastilloSouth America
PhilippinesRodrigo DuterteAsia
PolandMateusz MorawieckiEurope
PortugalAntónio CostaEurope
QatarSheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al ThaniAsia
Republic of the CongoDenis Sassou NguessoAfrica
RomaniaKlaus IohannisEurope
RussiaVladimir PutinEurope
RwandaPaul KagameAfrica
Saint LuciaPhilip J. PierreCentral America & the Caribbean
SamoaFiamē Naomi MataʻafaOceania
San MarinoOscar MinaEurope
Sao Tome & PrincipeCarlos Vila NovaAfrica
Saudi ArabiaSalmanAsia
SenegalMacky SallAfrica
SerbiaAna BrnabićEurope
SeychellesWavel RamkalawanAfrica
Sierra LeoneJulius Maada BioAfrica
SingaporeLee Hsien LoongAsia
SlovakiaEduard HegerEurope
SloveniaJanez JanšaEurope
Solomon IslandsManasseh SogavareOceania
SomaliaMohamed Hussein RobleAfrica
South AfricaCyril RamaphosaAfrica
South KoreaYoon Suk-yeolAsia
South SudanSalva Kiir MayarditAfrica
SpainPedro SánchezEurope
Sri LankaGotabaya RajapaksaAsia
St. Kitts and NevisTimothy HarrisCentral America & the Caribbean
St. Vincent & GrenadinesRalph GonsalvesCentral America & the Caribbean
State of PalestineMahmoud AbbasAsia
SudanAbdel Fattah al-BurhanAfrica
SurinameChan SantokhiSouth America
SwedenMagdalena AnderssonEurope
SwitzerlandFederal CouncilEurope
SyriaBashar al-AssadAsia
TaiwanTsai Ing-wenAsia
TajikistanEmomali RahmonAsia
TanzaniaSamia Suluhu HassanAfrica
ThailandPrayut Chan-o-chaAsia
Timor-LesteFrancisco GuterresOceania
TogoFaure GnassingbéAfrica
TongaSiaosi SovaleniOceania
Trinidad and TobagoKeith RowleyCentral America & the Caribbean
TunisiaKaïs SaïedAfrica
TurkeyRecep Tayyip ErdoğanEurope
TurkmenistanGurbanguly BerdimuhamedowAsia
TuvaluKausea NatanoOceania
UgandaYoweri MuseveniAfrica
UkraineVolodymyr ZelenskyEurope
United Arab EmiratesSheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al NahyanAsia
United KingdomBoris JohnsonEurope
United States of AmericaJoe BidenNorth America
UruguayLuis Lacalle PouSouth America
UzbekistanShavkat MirziyoyevAsia
VanuatuBob LoughmanOceania
Vatican CityPope FrancisEurope
VenezuelaNicolás MaduroSouth America
VietnamNguyễn Phú TrọngAsia
YemenRashad al-AlimiAsia
ZambiaHakainde HichilemaAfrica
ZimbabweEmmerson MnangagwaAfrica

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4 thoughts on “List of World Leaders 2022

  1. This is a great resource, but is there a directory of world leaders that includes the leaders’ addresses?

  2. There’s this common, but somewhat odd assumption, that “World Leaders” means heads of state of countries.

    It would be at least as valid to list the heads of international agencies, notably the UN.

    Why not intellectual and cultural leaders? These days some of the business leaders are more significant than leaders of small nations.

    This is not a criticism of the list of heads of state (which is what I came looking for), but why do we call these “world leaders”?

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