수단의 대통령

**수단의 대통령**은 수단 정부의 대표이다. 대부분의 권한이 대통령에게 있는 대통령제 형태의 정부이다.
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(Dates in italics indicate *de facto* continuation of office) {| class="wikitable" ! ! width="" |Portrait !Incumbent !Tenure ! !**Party** |- valign="top" | | | |**Turco-Egyptian Sudan** | | |- valign="top" | | |**Isma'il Kamil Pasha**, Commander |1820 |1821 | |- valign="top" | | |**Muhammad Bey Defterdar**, Commander |1821 |1824 | |- valign="top" | | |**Osman Bey Jarkas**, Commander |September 1824 |May 1825 | |- valign="top" | | |**Mahu Bey Urfali**, Commander |May 1825 |March 1826 | |- valign="top" | | |**Ali Khurshid Agha**, Governor |March 1826 |*1835* | |- valign="top" | | |**Ali Khurshid Pasha**, Hakimdar |*1835* |June 1838 | |- valign="top" | | |**Ahmad Pasha abu Widan**, Hakimdar |June 1838 |6 October 1843 | |- valign="top" | | |**Ahmad Pasha Manikli** (Manliki), Hakimdar |1843 |1845 | |- valign="top" | | |**Khalid Khusraw Pasha**, Hakimdar |1845 |1850 | |- valign="top" | | |**'Abd al-Latif Pasha**, Hakimdar |1850 |January 1851 | |- valign="top" | | |**Rustum Pasha Jarkas**, Hakimdar |January 1851 |May 1852 | |- valign="top" | | |**Isma'il Haqqi Pasha abu Jabal**, Hakimdar |May 1852 |1853 | |- valign="top" | | |**Salim Pasha Sa'ib al-Jaza'irli**, Hakimdar |1853 |1854 | |- valign="top" | | |**Ali Pasha Sirri al-Arna'ut**, Hakimdar |July 1854 |November 1854 | |- valign="top" | | |**Ali Pasha Jarkas**, Governor |1854 |1855 | |- valign="top" | | |**Arakil Bey al-Armani**, Governor |1856 |1858 | |- valign="top" | | |**Hasan Bey Salama Jarkas**, Governor |1859 |1861 | |- valign="top" | | |**Muhammad Rasikh Bey**, Governor |1861 |1862 | |- valign="top" | | |**Mūsā Pasha Ḥamdī**, Hakimdar |1862 |1865 | |- valign="top" | | |**'Umar Bey Fakhri**, acting Hakimdar |1865 |November 1865 | |- valign="top" | | |**Ja'afar Pasha Sadiq**, Hakimdar |November 1865 |1866 | |- valign="top" | | |**Ja'afar Pasha Mazhar**, Hakimdar |1866 |5 February 1871 | |- valign="top" | | |**Ahmad Mumtaz Pasha**, Hakimdar |5 February 1871 |October 1872 | |- valign="top" | | |**Edhem Pasha al-Arifi at-Atqalawi**, acting Hakimdar |October 1872 |1872 | |- valign="top" | | |**Al-Zubayr Rahma Mansur**, Hakimdar |1872 |18 May 1877 | |- valign="top" | | |**Charles George Gordon** ("Gordon Pasha"), Hakimdar |May 1877 |December 1879 | |- valign="top" | | |**Muhammad Rauf Pasha**, Hakimdar |December 1879 |February 1882 | |- valign="top" | | |**Carl Christian Giegler** ("Giegler Pasha"), acting Hakimdar |4 March 1882 |11 May 1882 | |- valign="top" | | |**'Abd al-Qadir Pasha Hilmi**, Hakimdar |May 1882 |March 1883 | |- valign="top" | | |**'Ala al-Din Pasha Siddiq**, Hakimdar |March 1883 |5 November 1883 | |- valign="top" | | |**Henry Watts Russell de Coetlogon**, acting Hakimdar |February 1884 |18 February 1884 | |- valign="top" | | |**Charles George Gordon** ("Gordon Pasha"), Hakimdar |18 February 1884 |26 January 1885 | |- valign="top" | | |*Territory of Turkish Sudan under complete control of **Mahdiyah** (Mahdist State)* |26 January 1885 |2 October 1898 | |- valign="top" bgcolor="#C0C0C0" | | | |**Mahdist State** | | |- valign="top" bgcolor="#C0C0C0" | | |**Muhammad Ahmad**, Mahdi |29 June 1881 |22 June 1885 | |- valign="top" bgcolor="#C0C0C0" | | |**Abdallahi ibn Muhammad**, Khalifa |22 June 1885 |2 September 1898 | |- valign="top" | | | |**British Military Administration** | | |- valign="top" | | |**Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener**, Military Governor |2 September 1898 |*19 January 1899* | |- valign="top" | | | |**Anglo-Egyptian Sudan** *(condominium)* | | |- valign="top" | | |**Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener**, Governor-General |*19 January 1899* |22 December 1899 | |- valign="top" | | |**Sir Francis Reginald Wingate**, Governor-General |22 December 1899 |31 December 1916 | |- valign="top" | | |**Sir Lee Oliver Fitzmaurice Stack**, Governor-General |1 January 1917 |20 November 1924 | |- valign="top" | | |**de**, acting Governor-General |21 November 1924 |5 January 1925 | |- valign="top" |}
## Governor-General
{| class="wikitable" ! ! width="" |Portrait !Incumbent !Tenure ! !**Party** |- valign="top" | | |**Sir Geoffrey Francis Archer**, Governor-General |5 January 1925 |6 July 1926 | |- valign="top" | | |**Sir John Loader Maffey**, Governor-General |31 October 1926 |10 January 1934 | |- valign="top" | | |**Sir George Stewart Symes**, Governor-General |10 January 1934 |19 October 1940 | |- valign="top" | | |**Sir Hubert Jervoise Huddleston**, Governor-General |19 October 1940 |8 April 1947 | |- valign="top" | | |**Sir Robert George Howe**, Governor-General |8 April 1947 |29 March 1954 | |- valign="top" | | |**Sir Alexander Knox Helm**, Governor-General |29 March 1954 |12 December 1955 | |- valign="top" | | |**Muhammad Ahmad Abu Rannat**, acting Governor-General |12 December 1955 |1 January 1956 | |} group=lower-alpha
## List
{| class="wikitable" width="100%" |Tenure !Party |- | |1 | |Mohammed Noor El Din (1903—1985) | rowspan="5" |1956 | rowspan="5" |1958 | rowspan="2" |independent |- | |2 | |Abdel Fattah Muhammad al-Maghrabi (1896—1977) |- | |3 | |Ahmad Muhammad Saleh (1913—2008) |National Unionist Party |- | |4 | |Othman Muhammad al-Dardiri (1898—1973) | rowspan="2" |independent |- | |5 | |Siricio iro Wani (1919—1985) |- | |6 | |Ibrahim Abboud (1900—1983) |1958 |1964 |military |- | |7 | |Sirr al-Hatim al-Khalifa (1919—2006) |1964 |1964 |independent |- | |8 | |Abdel Halim Mohammed (1910—2009) | rowspan="4" |1964 | rowspan="5" |1965 |National Umma Party |- | |9 | |Tijani al-Mahi (1911—1970) |National Unionist Party |- | |10 | | Mubarak al-Fadil Shaddad (1915—?) | independent |- | |11 | | Ibrahim Yusuf Suleiman (1908—1982) | independent |- | |12 | |Luigi Advok Bong Gicomeo (1929—2010) | |independent |- | |13 | |Abdullah al-Fadil al-Mahdi (1892—1966) | rowspan="5" |1965 | |National Umma Party |- | |14 | |Luigi Advok Bong Gicomeo (1929—2010) | | |- | |15 | |Abdel Halim Mohammed (1910—2009) | |National Umma Party |- | |16 | |Ismail al-Azhari (1900—1969) | rowspan="3" |1968 | rowspan="3" |Unionist Democratic Party |- | |17 | |Hamad, Khader (1908—1970) |- | |18 | |Philemon Majok (1905—1982) | |- | |19 | |Ismail al-Azhari (1900—1969) |1965 |1969 |National Unionist Party |- | |20 | |Jafar Mohammed Nimeiri (1930—2009) |1969 |1971 | military |- | |21 | |Babiker al-Nur Osman (1935—1971) |1971 |1971 | |- | |22 | |Al-Ata, Hashim (1936—1971) |1971 |1971 | |- | |23 | | rowspan="2" | Jafar Mohammed Nimeiri (1930—2009) |1971 |1971 | |- | |24 | | 1985 | 1985 |Sudanese Socialist Union |- | rowspan="2" |25 | | rowspan="2" |Abdel Rahman Siwar ad-Dagab (1934—2018) |1985 |1985 | rowspan="2" |military |- | |1985 |1985 |- ||27 | |Abdul Rahman Muhammad Hasan Siwar al-Dagab
(1934—2018)
|15|12|1985 ||6|5|1986 |military |- ||28 | |Ahmed Ali al-Mirghani
(1941—2008)
|6|5|1986 |30|6|1989 |Unionist Democratic Party |- |rowspan="2" |29 | | rowspan="6" |Omar Hassan Ahmed al-Bashir
(1944—)
|30|6|1989 |16|10|1993 |rowspan="2"|military |- | | 16 |10|1993 |23|3|1996 |- |rowspan="4" |30 | | 23 |3|1996 |13|2|2001 |rowspan="4"|National Congress of Sudan |- | | 13 |2|2001 |27|5|2010 |- | | 27 |5|2010 |2015 |- | | 2 |6|2015 |11|4|2019 |- ||31 | |Ahmed Awad ibn Auf
(1954—)
|11|4|2019 |12|4|2019 |rowspan="2"|Military |- ||32 | |Abdel Fattah al-Burhan Abdurrahman
(1960—)
|12|4|2019 |20|8|2019 |- | |33 | |Abdel Fattah al-Burhan Abdurrahman (1960—) | 20|8|2019 | 25|10|2021 | military |- | |34 | |Muhammad Hamdan Daglo (1975—) | | | |- | |35 | |Yasser Abdurrahman Hasan al-Ata (?—) | | | |- | |36 | |Shams al-Din Kabashi || | | |- | |37 | |Ibrahim Jabir Karim (?—) | | | |- | |38 | |Aisha Musa al-Said || |12|5|2021 |Forces for freedom and change |- | |39 | |Siddiq Tower Kafi (1959—) | rowspan="8" |25|10|2021 | |Sudanese Baath Party |- | |40 | |Muhammad al-Faqi Suleiman||| |Unionist Association |- | |41 | |Hassan Muhammad Idris (?—) | |National Umma Party |- | |42 | |Muhammad Hassan Othman at-Taisha (1973—) | |Forces for freedom and change |- | |43 | |Raja Nikola Isa Abdel Masih ||| |independent |- | |44 | |Malik Agar (?—) | rowspan="3" |8|3|2021 |Sudan People's Liberation Movement–North (Агар) |- | |45 | |Al-Hadi Idris Yahya (?—) |Transitional Council |- | |46 | |Al-Taher Abu Bakr Hajar (?—) |Sudan Liberation Movement for Justice |- | |47 | |Abdel Fattah al-Burhan Abdurrahman
(1960—)
| 25 |10|2021 | 11 |11|2021 |military | |- | |48 | |Abdel Fattah al-Burhan Abdurrahman (1960—) | rowspan="13" |2021 |*active* | rowspan="5" |military |- | |49 | |Muhammad Hamdan Daglo (1975—) |2023 |- | |50 | |Yasser Abdurrahman Hasan al-Ata (?—) | rowspan="3" |active |- | |51 | |Shams al-Din Kabashi (1961—) |- | |52 | |Ibrahim Jabir Karim (?—) |- | |52 | |Abu al-Qasim Bartom (1965—) | rowspan="3" |2022 | rowspan="5" |independent |- | |53 | |Salma Abdul Jabbar al-Mubarak Musa (?—) |- | |54 | |Yusuf Gad Karim (?—) |- | |55 | |Abdul Baqi Abdul Qadir ez-Zubair (?—) |2021 |- | |56 | |Raja Nikola Isa Abdel Masih (1957—) |2022 |- | |57 | |Malik Agar (?—) |active |(Агар) |- | |58 | |Al-Hadi Idris Yahya (?—) |2023 |Transitional Council |- | |59 | |Al-Taher Abu Bakr Hajar (?—) |2023 |Carbino |} {| class="wikitable" width=100% |- |- |}