List of Presidents
Year elected | Name of President | UN member state | Region | Sessions |
---|---|---|---|---|
1946 | Paul-Henri Spaak | Belgium | WES | First |
1947 | Oswaldo Aranha | Brazil | LAS | First special Second |
1948.1 !1948 | José Arce | Argentina | LAS | Second special |
1948.2 !1948 | Herbert Vere Evatt | Australia | COS | Third |
1949 | Carlos P. Romulo | Philippines | EAS | Fourth |
1950 | Nasrollah Entezam | Iran | EAS | Fifth |
1951 | Luis Padilla Nervo | Mexico | LAS | Sixth |
1952 | Lester B. Pearson | Canada | COS | Seventh |
1953 | Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit | India | COS | Eighth |
1954 | Eelco N. van Kleffens | Netherlands | WES | Ninth |
1955 | José Maza | Chile | LAS | Tenth |
1956.1 !1956 | Rudecindo Ortega | Chile | LAS | First emergency special Second emergency special |
1956.2 !1956 | Wan Waithayakon | Thailand | EAS | Eleventh |
1957 | Leslie Munro | New Zealand | COS | Twelfth Third emergency special |
1958 | Charles Habib Malik | Lebanon | MES | Thirteenth |
1959 | Víctor Andrés Belaúnde | Peru | LAS | Fourteenth Fourth emergency special |
1960 | Frederick Henry Boland | Ireland | WES | Fifteenth Third special |
1961 | Mongi Slim | Tunisia | MES | Sixteenth |
1962 | Muhammad Zafarullah Khan | Pakistan | COS | Seventeenth Fourth special |
1963 | Carlos Sosa Rodriguez | Venezuela | LAS | Eighteenth |
1964 | Alex Quaison-Sackey | Ghana | COS | Nineteenth |
1965 | Amintore Fanfani | Italy | WES | Twentieth |
1966 | Abdul Rahman Pazhwak | Afghanistan | Asia | Twenty-first Fifth special Fifth emergency special |
1967 | Corneliu Mănescu | Romania | EEG | Twenty-second |
1968 | Emilio Arenales Catalan | Guatemala | GRULAC | Twenty-third |
1969 | Angie Elisabeth Brooks | Liberia | Africa | Twenty-fourth |
1970 | Edvard Hambro | Norway | WEOG | Twenty-fifth |
1971 | Adam Malik | Indonesia | Asia | Twenty-sixth |
1972 | Stanisław Trepczyński | Poland | EEG | Twenty-seventh |
1973 | Leopoldo Benites | Ecuador | GRULAC | Twenty-eighth Sixth special |
1974 | Abdelaziz Bouteflika | Algeria | Africa | Twenty-ninth Seventh special |
1975 | Gaston Thorn | Luxembourg | WEOG | Thirtieth |
1976 | Hamilton Shirley Amerasinghe | Sri Lanka | Asia | Thirty-first |
1977 | Lazar Mojsov | Yugoslavia | EEG | Thirty-second Eighth special Ninth special Tenth special |
1978 | Indalecio Liévano | Colombia | GRULAC | Thirty-third |
1979 | Salim A. Salim | United Republic of Tanzania | Africa | Thirty-fourth Sixth emergency special Seventh emergency special Eleventh special |
1980 | Rüdiger von Wechmar | Federal Republic of Germany | WEOG | Thirty-fifth Eighth emergency special |
1981 | Ismat T. Kittani | Iraq | Asia | Thirty-sixth Seventh emergency special - Continuation Ninth emergency special Twelfth special |
1982 | Imre Hollai | Hungary | EEG | Thirty-seventh |
1983 | Jorge E. Illueca | Panama | GRULAC | Thirty-eighth |
1984 | Paul J. F. Lusaka | Zambia | Africa | Thirty-ninth |
1985 | Jaime de Piniés | Spain | WEOG | Fortieth Thirteenth special |
1986 | Humayun Rashid Choudhury | Bangladesh | Asia | Forty-first Fourteenth special |
1987 | Peter Florin | German Democratic Republic | EEG | Forty-second Fifteenth special |
1988 | Dante Maria Caputo | Argentina | GRULAC | Forty-third |
1989 | Joseph Nanven Garba | Nigeria | Africa | Forty-fourth Sixteenth special Seventeenth special Eighteenth special |
1990 | Guido de Marco | Malta | WEOG | Forty-fifth |
1991 | Samir S. Shihabi | Saudi Arabia | Asia | Forty-sixth |
1992 | Stoyan Ganev | Bulgaria | EEG | Forty-seventh |
1993 | Samuel Insanally | Guyana | GRULAC | Forty-eighth |
1994 | Amara Essy | Ivory Coast | Africa | Forty-ninth |
1995 | Diogo Freitas do Amaral | Portugal | WEOG | Fiftieth |
1996 | Razali Ismail | Malaysia | Asia | Fifty-first Tenth emergency special Nineteenth special |
1997 | Hennadiy Udovenko | Ukraine | EEG | Fifty-second Tenth emergency special - Continuation Twentieth special |
1998 | Didier Opertti Badan | Uruguay | GRULAC | Fifty-third Tenth emergency special - Continuation Twenty-first special |
1999 | Theo-Ben Gurirab | Namibia | Africa | Fifty-fourth Twenty-second special Twenty-third special Twenty-fourth special |
2000 | Harri Holkeri | Finland | WEOG | Fifty-fifth Tenth emergency special - Continuation Twenty-fifth special Twenty-sixth special |
2001 | Han Seung-soo | Republic of Korea | Asia | Fifty-sixth |
2002 | Jan Kavan | Czech Republic | EEG | Fifty-seventh |
2003 | Julian Hunte | Saint Lucia | GRULAC | Fifty-eighth |
2004 | Jean Ping | Gabon | Africa | Fifty-ninth |
2005 | Jan Eliasson | Sweden | WEOG | Sixtieth |
2006 | Haya Rashed Al-Khalifa | Bahrain | Asia | Sixty-first |
2007 | Srgjan Kerim | Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia | EEG | Sixty-second |
2008 | Miguel d'Escoto Brockmann | Nicaragua | GRULAC | Sixty-third |
2009 | Ali Abdussalam Treki | Libya | Africa | Sixty-fourth |
2010 | Joseph Deiss | Switzerland | WEOG | Sixty-fifth |
2011 | Nassir Al-Nasser | Qatar | Asia | Sixty-sixth |
2012 | Vuk Jeremić | Serbia | EEG | Sixty-seventh (election) |
2013 | John William Ashe | Antigua and Barbuda | GRULAC | Sixty-eighth |
Abbreviations:
Pre-1966
- COS - Commonwealth Seat
- EAS - Eastern European and Asian Seat
- LAS - Latin American Seat
- MES - Middle Eastern Seat
- WES - Western European Seat
Since 1966
- Africa - African Group
- Asia - Asian Group
- EEG - Eastern European Group
- GRULAC - Latin American and Caribbean Group
- WEOG - Western European and Others Group
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