President of the Regional Council

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In France, the President of the Regional Council (French: Président du conseil régional) is the elected official who heads the conseil régional of a région, a state-level territory.

In Italy, the President of the Regional Council (Italian: Presidente del consiglio regionale) is the Speaker who heads the consiglio regionale of a regione, a state-level territory.

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France [edit]

Région 2010-2014 2004-2010 1998-2004 1992-1998
Alsace Philippe Richert Adrien Zeller (died in 2009) then André Reichardt Adrien Zeller Marcel Rudloff (died in 1996) then Adrien Zeller
Aquitaine Alain Rousset Alain Rousset Alain Rousset Jacques Valade
Auvergne René Souchon Pierre-Joël Bonté (died in 2006) then René Souchon Valéry Giscard d'Estaing Valéry Giscard d'Estaing
Lower Normandy Philippe Duron Philippe Duron René Garrec René Garrec
Burgundy François Patriat François Patriat Jean-Pierre Soisson Jean-Pierre Soisson (resigning in 1993) then Jean-François Bazin
Brittany Jean-Yves Le Drian Jean-Yves Le Drian Josselin de Rohan Yvon Bourges
Centre François Bonneau Michel Sapin (resigning in 2007) then François Bonneau Michel Sapin (resigning in 2000) then Alain Rafesthain Maurice Dousset
Champagne-Ardenne Jean-Paul Bachy Jean-Paul Bachy Jean-Claude Étienne Jean Kaltenbach
Corsica Paul Giacobbi* Ange Santini* Jean Baggioni* Jean Baggioni*
Franche-Comté Marie-Marguerite Dufay Raymond Forni (died in 2008) then Marie-Marguerite Dufay Jean-François Humbert Pierre Chantelat
Guadeloupe Victorin Lurel Victorin Lurel Lucette Michaux-Chevry Lucette Michaux-Chevry
French Guiana Rodolphe Alexandre Antoine Karam Antoine Karam Antoine Karam
Île-de-France Jean-Paul Huchon Jean-Paul Huchon Jean-Paul Huchon Michel Giraud
Upper Normandy Alain Le Vern Alain Le Vern Alain Le Vern Antoine Rufenacht
Languedoc-Roussillon Georges Frêche (died in 2010) then Christian Bourquin Georges Frêche Jacques Blanc Jacques Blanc
Limousin Jean-Paul Denanot Jean-Paul Denanot Robert Savy Robert Savy
Lorraine Jean-Pierre Masseret Jean-Pierre Masseret Gérard Longuet Gérard Longuet
Martinique Serge Letchimy Alfred Marie-Jeanne Alfred Marie-Jeanne Émile Capgras
Midi-Pyrénées Martin Malvy Martin Malvy Martin Malvy Marc Censi
Nord-Pas de Calais Daniel Percheron Daniel Percheron Michel Delebarre (resigning in 2001) then Daniel Percheron Marie-Christine Blandin
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Michel Vauzelle Michel Vauzelle Jean-Claude Gaudin Jean-Claude Gaudin
Pays de la Loire Jacques Auxiette Jacques Auxiette François Fillon (resigning in 2002) then Jean-Luc Harousseau Olivier Guichard
Picardy Claude Gewerc Claude Gewerc Charles Baur Charles Baur
Poitou-Charentes Ségolène Royal Ségolène Royal Jean-Pierre Raffarin (resigning in 2002) then Élisabeth Morin Jean-Pierre Raffarin
Réunion Didier Robert Paul Vergès Paul Vergès Camille Sudre (invalidation in 1993) then Margie Sudre
Rhône-Alpes Jean-Jack Queyranne Jean-Jack Queyranne Charles Millon (invalidation in 1999) then Anne-Marie Comparini Charles Millon

*Président of the Executive Council of Corsica

Italy [edit]

Regione 2005-2010
Aosta Valley Luciano Caveri
Piedmont Davide Gariglio
Lombardy Giulio De Capitani
Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol Marco Depaoli
Veneto Marino Finozzi
Friuli-Julian March Edouard Ballaman
Ligury Giacomo Ronzitti
Emilia-Romagna Monica Donini
Tuscany Riccardo Nencini
Umbria Mauro Tippolotti
The Marches Luigi Minardi
Latium Guido Milana
Abruzzo Nazario Pagano
Molise Mario Pietracupa
Campania Sandra Lonardo
Apulia Pietro Pepe
Basilicata Maria Antezza
Calabria Giuseppe Bova
Sicily Francesco Cascio*
Sardinia Claudia Lombardo

*President of the Sicilian Parliament

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