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Here is a comprehensive and up‑to‑date list of current prime ministers (heads of government) for countries around the world (where the position exists). This list is based on the List of current heads of state and government data (updated in 2026) and includes sovereign UN member states.

Note: Some countries have different titles or systems:

Countries with presidents as heads of government (e.g., United States, many presidents run governments).

Countries with chancellors (Germany & Austria), premiers (North Korea), or similar titles. These are included by equivalent role.

🌍 Prime Ministers / Heads of Government by Country (Alphabetical)

Afghanistan – Hasan Akhund

Albania – Edi Rama

Andorra – Xavier Espot

Antigua and Barbuda – Gaston Browne

Australia – Anthony Albanese

Austria – Christian Stocker (Chancellor)

Azerbaijan – Ali Asadov

Bahamas – Philip Davis

Bahrain – Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa

Belgium – Alexander De Croo

Belize – Johnny Briceño

Bhutan – Tshering Tobgay

Bosnia and Herzegovina – Borjana Krišto

Bulgaria – Dimitar Glavchev (Acting)

Cambodia – Hun Manet

Cameroon – Joseph Ngute

Canada – Justin Trudeau

Central African Republic – Félix Moloua

Chad – Allamaye Halina

Cuba – Manuel Marrero Cruz

Czechia – Petr Fiala

Denmark – Mette Frederiksen

Dominica – Roosevelt Skerrit

Equatorial Guinea – Manuel Osa Nsue Nsua

Estonia – Kristen Michal

Eswatini – Russell Dlamini

Fiji – Sitiveni Rabuka

Finland – Petteri Orpo

France – Prime Minister (often changing; latest cited as Gabriel Attal or Sébastien Lecornu in recent sources)

Georgia – Irakli Kobakhidze

Greece – Kyriakos Mitsotakis

Guinea – Bah Oury

Guinea‑Bissau – Rui Duarte de Barros

Guyana – Mark Phillips

Haiti – Garry Conille (Acting)

Hungary – Viktor Orbán

Iceland – Kristrún Frostadóttir

India – Narendra Modi (Prime Minister)

Iraq – Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani

Ireland – Simon Harris (Taoiseach / PM)

Israel – Benjamin Netanyahu

Italy – Giorgia Meloni

Jamaica – Andrew Holness

Japan – Fumio Kishida

Jordan – Bisher Al‑Khasawneh

Kazakhstan – Oljas Bektenov

Kuwait – Ahmad Al‑Abdullah Al‑Sabah

Laos – Sonexay Siphandone

Libya – Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh

Lithuania – Ingrida Šimonytė

Malaysia – Anwar Ibrahim

Mauritius – Pravind Jugnauth

Mozambique – Maria Benvinda Levy

Namibia – Saara Kuugongelwa

Nepal – KP Sharma Oli

Netherlands – Dick Schoof

New Zealand – Christopher Luxon

Norway – Jonas Gahr Støre

Oman – Haitham bin Tariq Al Said

Pakistan – Shehbaz Sharif

Palestine – Mohammad Mustafa

Papua New Guinea – James Marape

Philippines – (Head of state is the president, not a PM system)

Poland – Donald Tusk

Portugal – Luís Montenegro

Qatar – Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani

Romania – Marcel Ciolacu

Russia – Mikhail Mishustin

Rwanda – Édouard Ngirente

Senegal – Ousmane Sonko

Serbia – Djuro Macut

Singapore – Lawrence Wong

Slovakia – Robert Fico

Slovenia – Robert Golob

Solomon Islands – Jeremiah Manele

Somalia – Hamza Abdi Barre

Spain – Pedro Sánchez

Sri Lanka – Dinesh Gunawardena

Sweden – Ulf Kristersson

Tanzania – Kassim Majaliwa

Thailand – (Interim; pending election 2026)

Timor‑Leste – Xanana Gusmão

Togo – Victoire Tomegah Dogbé

Trinidad and Tobago – Keith Rowley

Uganda – Robinah Nabbanja

Ukraine – Yulia Svyrydenko

United Arab Emirates – Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum

United Kingdom – Keir Starmer

Uzbekistan – Abdulla Aripov

Vanuatu – Jotham Napat

Vietnam – Phạm Minh Chính

Yemen – Ahmad Awad bin Mubarak / Salem Saleh bin Braik*

📌 Notes

Not all countries have a Prime Minister. Some have presidents who are both head of state and head of government (e.g., United States, many Latin American states).

Titles vary: In some parliamentary systems the official title differs (e.g., Taoiseach in Ireland, Premier in some one‑party states).

Data changes frequently. Governments can change due to elections, resignations, and constitutional shifts (e.g., France’s PM turnover).