President of the Regional Council

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.

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.

List

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

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

See also

• Politics of Italy
• Politics of France

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