Country
|
Leader
|
Notes
|
Ireland
|
President Mary McAleese
|
elected 1997
|
Finland
|
President Tarja Halonen
|
elected 2000
|
The Philippines
|
President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
|
succeeded 2001, elected 2004
|
Mozambique
|
Prime Minister Luisa Diogo
|
appointed 2004
|
Germany
|
Chancellor Angela Merkel
|
elected 2005
|
Liberia
|
President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
|
elected 2006
|
Chile
|
President Michelle Bachelet
|
elected 2006
|
India
|
President Pratibha Patil
|
elected 2007
|
Haiti
|
Prime Minister Michèle Pierre-Louis
|
appointed 2008
|
Argentina
|
President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner
|
elected 2008
|
Bangledesh
|
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed
|
elected 2008
|
Gabon
|
President Rose Francine Rogombé
|
succeeded 2008
|
Iceland
|
Prime Minister Jóhanna Sigurdardóttir
|
succeeded 2009, elected 2009
|
Lithuania
|
President Dalia Grybauskaite
|
elected 2009
|
Croatia
|
Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor
|
appointed 2009
|
We are presently living in an era with an all-time record number of simultanious world leaders!
Near as I can tell, the previous highest-ever number of simultanious female world leaders was 13. It occured three times in all.
First in July of 2002 when Lativa, Finland, New Zealand, Ireland, Sri Lanka, The Philippines, Indonesia, Panama, Bangladesh, Sengal, São Tomé and Príncipe, and South Korea all had female leaders. Second in early April of 2006 with Ireland, New Zealand, Lativa, Finland, the Philippines, Bangledesh, Mozambique, Germany, Liberia, South Korea, Chile, Jamaica, and Sao Tomé and Príncipe. Thirdly in January-March 2007 with Ireland, New Zealand, Lativa, Finland, Philippines, Bangladesh, Mozambique, Germany, Liberia, Chile, Jamaica, Switzerland, and South Korea.
First in July of 2002 when Lativa, Finland, New Zealand, Ireland, Sri Lanka, The Philippines, Indonesia, Panama, Bangladesh, Sengal, São Tomé and Príncipe, and South Korea all had female leaders. Second in early April of 2006 with Ireland, New Zealand, Lativa, Finland, the Philippines, Bangledesh, Mozambique, Germany, Liberia, South Korea, Chile, Jamaica, and Sao Tomé and Príncipe. Thirdly in January-March 2007 with Ireland, New Zealand, Lativa, Finland, Philippines, Bangladesh, Mozambique, Germany, Liberia, Chile, Jamaica, Switzerland, and South Korea.

