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List of current vice presidents and designated acting presidents

List of current vice presidents and designated acting presidents

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This is a list of vice presidential or similar positions, and the current office holders:

Member states of the United Nations

Countries with a vice president (or similar position)

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Countries with a ex-officio Designated Acting Head of State

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States recognised by some United Nations member states

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Countries with a ex-officio Designated Acting Head of State

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States recognised by no United Nations member states

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Alternative governments

Alternative governments with a vice president (or similar position)

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Notes

  1. Current First Lady of Azerbaijan, as the wife of President Ilham Aliyev
  2. Currently serving as First Lady of Nicaragua
  3. Sitti Farouata has served as Governor of Grande Comore since 23 May 2019, but only became Designated Acting President on 11 November 2021 after President Azali Assoumani had been in office for more than 900 days
  4. Just like the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, the Deputy Yang di-Pertuan Agong is elected among nine Malay rulers once every five years. However, this position is not term-limited.

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    or another member of the government if he cannot exercise his duties
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    or his deputy if he cannot exercise his duties
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    or First Vice President of the National Assembly if he cannot exercise his duties
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    or President of the Senate if he cannot exercise his duties
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    or President of the National Assembly if the President of the Senate cannot exercise his duties or Prime Minister if neither President of the Senate nor President of the National Assembly cannot exercise their duties
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    or his replacement if he cannot exercise his duties
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    if there is no Vice-President or he cannot exercise his duties
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    or Speaker of the Shura Council if he cannot exercise his duties or President of the Supreme Constitutional Court if Parliament is dissolved
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    or Vice-President of Senate if he cannot exercise his duties
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    or Vice-Presidents of the National Assembly in the order of the seniority if he cannot exercise his duties
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    if there is no Vice President
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    or a Deputy Speaker if the Speaker of the Knesset cannot exercise his duties
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    when Vice-President cannot exercise his duties
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    or Chair of the Mazhilis if the Chair of the Senate cannot exercise his duties or Prime Minister if neither Chair of the Senate nor Chair of the Mazhilis cannot exercise their duties
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    or Prime Minister if he cannot exercise their duties
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    or a person designated by the Prime Minister
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    or the President of Constitutional Council if he cannot exercise his duties
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    or Prime Minister if he cannot exercise their duties
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    or his substitute if he cannot exercise his duties
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    or President of the Chamber of Deputies if the President of the Senate cannot exercise his duties or Prime Minister if neither President of the Senate nor President of the Chamber of Deputies cannot exercise their duties
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    or his substitute if he cannot exercise his duties
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    or Vice Presidents of the National Assembly in the order of precedence if he cannot exercise his duties
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    in the case there is no Vice President
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    or President of Parliament of South Ossetia if he cannot exercise his duties.
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