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This article lists the 130 Longest
-known living or deceased heads of state or heads of government of sovereign states (often a president or prime minister), born no earlier than 1800, and '''whose ages are documented in reliable sources'''. Those currently living are in '''bold on gold'''. The  longest-lived non acting state leader with known exact dates of birth and death was the Longest lived former state leader is the former Turkish President and Prime Minister Celâl Bayar, who lived to 103 years, 98 days.


This article lists the 100 oldest known living or deceased heads of state or heads of government of sovereign states (often a president or prime m
note: This list exclude leaders of one party ruled-states.
inister), born no earlier than 1800, and '''whose ages are documented in reliable sources'''. Those currently living are in '''bold on gold'''. The  longest-lived non acting state leader with known exact dates of birth and death was the Former Prime Minister and President of Turkey Celâl Bayar, who died in 1986 at the age of 103 years, 98 days, but the Longest lived former state leader is the former Acting Cambodian Prime Minister Chau Sen Cocsal Chhum, who lived to 103 years, 143 days. Ek Yi Oun, fellow Cambodian prime minister, lived between 102 years, 1 day, and 103 years, 364 days.
=='''Gallery'''==
<gallery widths="150" style="line-height:normal">
File:Mahmut Celâl Bayar.jpg|Oldest:<br />Turkey<br />{{Wp|Celål Bayar}} (1883&ndash;1986, lived: 103 years, 98 days)<br />served 1937–1939, 1950&ndash;1960;
File:Antoine Pinay 1952.jpg|2nd-Oldest:<br />France<br />{{wp|Antoine Pinay}} (1891-1994, lived: 102 years, 343 days)<br />served: 1962
File:Tweede Kamer-voorzitter Vondeling houdt boek Het Nederlandse Parlement Vroeger, Bestanddeelnr 928-1493.jpg|3rd-oldest:<br />{{wp|Willem Drees}} (1889&ndash;1990, lived: 101 years. 314 days)<br />served: 1975&ndash;1980
File:Guillermo Rodriguez (Ecuador).jpg|11th-oldest ever:<br />Ecuador<br />{{Wp|Guillermo Rodriguez (politician)|Guillermo Rodriguez}}<br />'''(born 1923, (age {{Age in years and days|1923|11|4}}''')<br />served: 1972&ndash;1976
</gallery>


== List ==
{{age in years|1923|11|4}}
'''Living'''
 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
=='''List'''==
!<abbr>No.</abbr>
Ages are up to date {{CURRENTMONTH}}/{{CURRENTDAY}}/{{CURRENTYEAR}}
!Name
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="margin:auto; width:100%; font-size:95%; text-align:center"
!State
!Position
!Birth
!Death
!Age
|-
|-
|1
!<abbr>'''No.'''</abbr>||'''Name'''||'''State'''||'''Position'''||'''Birth'''||'''Death'''||'''Age'''
|{{wp|Celâl Bayar}}
|Türkiye
|Prime Minister (1937–1939)
President (1950–1960)
|1883
|1986
|103 years, 98 days
|-
|-
|2
|1||{{Wp|Chau Sen Cocsal Chhum}} ||Cambodia|| Acting Prime Minister (1962)||1905 ||2009||103 years, 143 days
|{{wp|Antoine Pinay}}
|France
|Prime Minister (1952–1953)
|1891
|1994
|102 years, 348 days
|-
|-
|3
|2||{{Wp|Celâl Bayar}}||Türkiye||Prime Minister (1937–1939)<br />President (1950–1960)||1883||1986||103 years, 98 days
|{{wp|André Prunet-Foch}}
|Andorra
|French Viguier (1977–1980)
|1914
|2017
|102 years, 211 days
|-
|-
|4
|3||{{Wp|Antoine Pinay}}|||France||Prime Minister (1952–1953)||1891||1994||102 years, 343 days
|{{wp|Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni}}
|Japan
|Prime Minister (1945)
|1887
|1990
|102 years, 48 days
|-
|-
|5
|4||{{Wp|André Prunet-Foch}}||Andorra||French Viguier (1977–1980)||1914||2017||102 years, 211 days
|{{wp|Babiker Awadalla}}
|Sudan
|Prime Minister (1969)
|1917
|2019
|101 years, 321 days
|-
|-
|6
|5||{{Wp|Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni}}||Japan||Prime Minister (1945)||1887 ||1990||102 years, 48 days
|{{wp|Willem Drees}}
|Netherlands
|Prime Minister (1948–1958)
|1886
|1988
|101 years, 314 days
|-
|-
|7
|6||{{Wp|Babiker Awadalla}}||Sudan||Prime Minister (1969) ||1917||2019||101 years, 321 days
|{{wp|Đỗ Mười}}
|Vietnam
|Chairman of the Council of Ministers (1988–1991)
General Secretary of the Communist Party (1991–1997)
|1917
|2018
|101 years, 241 days
|-
|-
|8
|7||{{Wp|Willem Drees}}||The Netherlands||Prime Minister (1948–1958)||1889||1990||101 years, 314 days |101 years, 314 days
|{{wp|Zhang Qun}}
|China
|Premier (1947–1948)
|1889
|1990
|101 years, 219 days
|-
|-
|9
|8||{{Wp|Đỗ Mười}}||Viet Nam||Chairman of the Council of Ministers (1988–1991)<br />General Secretary of the Communist Party (1990–1997)||1917||2018 ||101 years, 241 days
|{{wp|Yasuhiro Nakasone}}
|Japan
|Prime Minister (1982–1987)
|1918
|2019
|101 years, 186 days
|-
|-
|10
|9||{{Wp|Zhang Qun}}||Taiwan|| Premier (1947–1948)||1889||1990||101 years, 219 days
|{{wp|Piet de Jong}}
|Netherlands
|Prime Minister (1967–1971)
|1915
|2016
|101 years, 115 days
|-
|-
|11
|10||{{Wp|Yasuhiro Nakasone}}||Japan||Prime Minister (1982–1987)||1918||2019||101 years, 186 days
|{{wp|Hyun Soong-jong}}
|South Korea
|Prime Minister (1992–1993)
|1919
|2020
|101 years, 89 days
|-
|-
|12
|11||{{Wp|Piet de Jong}}||The Netherlands||Prime Minister (1967–1971)||1915 ||2016|| 101 years, 115 days
|{{wp|Christopher Hornsrud}}
|Norway
|Prime Minister (1928)
|1859
|1960
|101 years, 27 days
|-
|-
|13
|12||{{Wp|Hyun Soong-jong}}||South Korea||Prime Minister (1992–1993)||1919||2020||101 years, 88 days
|{{wp|Mustafa Ben Halim}}
|Libya
|Prime Minister (1954–1957)
|1921
|2021
|100 years, 312 days
|-
|-
|14
|13||{{Wp|Bernardino González Ruiz}}||Panama||Acting President (1963)||1911||2012||101 years, 64 days
|{{wp|Francisco Morales-Bermúdez}}
|Peru
|Prime Minister (1975)<br>President (1975–1980)
|1921
|2022
|100 years, 283 days
|-
|-
|15
|14||{{Wp|Christopher Hornsrud}}||Norway||Prime Minister (1928) ||1859||1960||101 years, 27 days
|{{wp|Hau Pei-tsun}}
|Taiwan
|Premier (1990–1993)
|1919
|2020
|100 years, 235 days
|-
|-
|16
|15||{{Wp|Mustafa Ben Halim}}||Libya (Kingdom of)||Prime Minister (1954–1957)||1921||2021||100 years, 312 days
|{{wp|Luis Echeverría}}
|Mexico
|President (1970–1976)
|1922
|2022
|100 years, 172 days
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | 17 / 18
|16||{{Wp|Telmo Vargas}}||Ecuador|| Acting Leader (1966)||1912||2013||10
|{{wp|Xenophon Zolotas}}
0 years, 304 days
|Greece
|Prime Minister (1989–1990)
|1904
|2004
| rowspan="2" |100 years, 45 days
|-
|-
|{{wp|Javier Pérez de Cuéllar}}
|17||{{Wp|Francisco Morales-Bermúdez}}||Peru||Prime Minister (1975)<br />President (1975–1980)||1921 ||2022||100 years, 283 days
|Peru
|Prime Minister (2000–2001)
|1920
|2020
|-
|-
|19
|18||{{Wp|Hau Pei-tsun}}||Taiwan||Premier (1990–1993)||1919||2020||100 years, 235 days
|{{wp|Johan Ferrier}}
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|Suriname
|'''19'''||'''{{Wp|Guillermo Rodríguez|dab=politician}}'''||'''Ecuador'''||President (1972–1976)||'''1923'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{Age in years and days|1923|11|4}}'''
|President (1975–1980)
|1910
|2010
|99 years, 237 days
|-
|-
|20
|20||{{Wp|Luis Echeverría}}||Mexico||President (1970–1976)||1922||2022||100 years, 172 days
|{{wp|Tun Tin}}
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|Burma
|'''21'''||'''{{Wp|Khamtai Siphandone}}''' ||'''Laos'''||Prime Minister (1991–1998)<br />Chairman of the People's Revolutionary Party (1992–2006)<br />President (1998–2006)||'''1924'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{Age in years and days|1924|2|8}}'''
|Prime Minister (1988)
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|1920
|'''22'''||'''{{Wp|Tomiichi Murayama}}'''||'''Japan'''||Prime Minister (1994–1996)||'''1924'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{Age in years and days|1924|3|3}}'''
|2020
|99 years, 212 days
|-
|-
|21
| rowspan="2" |23||{{Wp|Xenophon Zolotas}}|| Greece||Prime Minister (1989–1990)||1904||2004|| rowspan="2" |100 years, 45 days
|{{wp|Mohammed Karim Lamrani}}
|Morocco
|Prime Minister (1971–1972; 1983–1986; 1992–1994)
|1919
|2018
|99 years, 142 days
|-
|-
|22
|{{Wp|Javier Pérez de Cuéllar}}||Peru||Prime Minister (2000–2001)||1920||2020
|{{wp|Anthony Mamo}}
|Malta
|Governor-General (1971–1974)<br>President (1974–1976)
|1909
|2008
|99 years, 113 days
|-
|-
|23
|25||{{Wp|Abdul Salam Sabrah}}||Yemen||Acting Prime Minister (1969; 1971)||1912||2012||100 years, 32 days
|{{wp|Michail Stasinopoulos}}
|Greece
|President (1974–1975)
|1903
|2002
|99 years, 96 days
|-bgcolor="gold"|
|'''24'''
|'''{{wp|Khamtai Siphandone}}'''
| '''Laos'''
|Prime Minister (1991–1998)<br>Chairman of the People's Revolutionary Party (1992–2006)<br>President (1998–2006)
|1924
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{age in years and days|1924|2|8}}'''
|-
|-
|25
|26||{{Wp|Johan Ferrier}} ||Suriname||President (1975–1980)||1910||2010||99 years, 237 days
|{{wp|Clifford Campbell}}
|Jamaica
|Governor-General (1962–1973)
|1892
|1991
|99 years, 92 days
|-bgcolor="gold"|
|'''26'''
|'''{{wp|Tomiichi Murayama}}'''
| '''Japan'''
|Prime Minister (1994–1996)
|1924
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{age in years and days|1924|3|3}}'''
|-
|-
|27
|27||{{Wp|Tun Tin}}||Myanmar||Prime Minister (1988)||1920||2020||99 years, 211 days
|{{wp|Morarji Desai}}
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|India
|'''28'''||'''{{Wp|Jimmy Carter}}'''||'''United States'''||President (1977&ndash;1981)||'''1924'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{Age in years and days|1924|10|1}}'''
|Prime Minister (1977–1979)
|1896
|1995
|99 years, 41 days
|-
|-
|28
|29||{{Wp|Gulzarilal Nanda}}||India||Acting Prime Minister (1964; 1966)||1898||1998 ||99 years, 195 days
|{{wp|Võ Chí Công}}
|Vietnam
|Chairman of the Council of State (1987–1992)
|1912
|2011
|99 years, 32 days
|-
|-
|29
|30||{{Wp|Sheikh Mukhtar Mohamed Hussein}}||Somalia||Interim president (1969)||1912||2012 ||99 years, 186 days
|{{wp|Abdel Halim Muhammad}}
|Sudan
|Committee of Sovereignty Member (1964–1965)
|1910
|2009
|99 years, 6 days
|-
|-
|30
|31||{{Wp|Mohammed Karim Lamrani}}||Morocco||Prime Minister (1971–1972; 1983–1986; 1992–1994)||1919||2018||99 years, 142 days
|{{wp|Ċensu Tabone}}
|Malta
|President (1989–1994)
|1913
|2012
|98 years, 350 days
|-
|-
|31
|32||Sir {{Wp|Anthony Mamo}}||Malta||Prime Minister (1971&ndash;1974)<br />President (1974&ndash;1976)||1909||2008||99 years, 113 days
|{{wp|Prem Tinsulanonda}}
|Thailand
|Prime Minister (1980–1988)<br>Regent (2016)
|1920
|2019
|98 years, 273 days
|-
|-
|32
|33||{{Wp|Michail Stasinopoulos}}||Greece||President (1974–1975)||1903||2002||99 years, 96 days
|{{wp|Pierre Harmel}}
|Belgium
|Prime Minister (1965–1966)
|1911
|2009
|98 years, 244 days
|-
|-
|33
|34||{{Wp|Clifford Campbell}}||Jamaica||Governor-General (1962–1973)||1892||1991||99 years, 92 days
|{{wp|Howard Cooke}}
|Jamaica
|Governor-General (1991–2006)
|1915
|2014
|98 years, 240 days
|-
|-
|34
|35||{{Wp|Võ Chí Công}}||Vietnam||Chairman of the Council of State (1987–1992)||1912||2011 ||99 years, 32 days
|{{wp|Joseph Paul-Boncour}}
|France
|Prime Minister (1932–1933)
|1873
|1972
|98 years, 237 days
|- bgcolor="gold" |
|'''35'''
|'''{{wp|Jimmy Carter}}'''
|'''United States'''
|President (1977–1981)
|1924
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{age in years and days|1924|10|1}}'''
|-
|-
|36
|36||{{Wp|Abdel Halim Muhammad}}||Sudan||Committee of Sovereignty Member (1964–1965)||1910||2009 ||99 years, 6 days
|{{wp|Konstantinos Mitsotakis}}
|Greece
|Prime Minister (1990–1993)
|1918
|2017
|98 years, 223 days
|-
|-
|37||{{wp|Ramón José Velásquez}}||Venezuela||{{wp|List of presidents of Venezuela|President}} (1993–1994)||1916||2014||97 years, 208 days
|37||{{Wp|Morarji Desai}}||India||Prime Minister (1977–1979)||1896||1995||99 years, 41 days
|-
|-
|38
|38||{{Wp|Ċensu Tabone}}||Malta||President (1989–1994)||1913||2012||98 years, 350 days
|{{wp|Isidro Ayora}}
|Ecuador
|President (1926–1931)
|1879
|1978
|98 years, 203 days
|-
|-
|39
|26-39
|{{wp|Émile Reuter}}
|{{wp|Hastings Banda}}
|Luxembourg
|Malawi
|Prime Minister (1918–1925)
|Prime Minister (1964–1966)
|1874
State President (1966–1994)
|1973
President of the Congress Party (1966–1993)
|98 years, 196 days
|1898
|-
|1997
|40
|98 years, 329 days to 99 years, 328 days
|{{wp|Mamadou Dia}}
|Senegal
|Prime Minister (1960–1962)
|1910
|2009
|98 years, 191 days
|-bgcolor="gold"|
|'''40'''
|'''{{wp|Guillermo Rodríguez (politician)|Guillermo Rodríguez}}'''
| '''Ecuador'''
|President (1972–1976)
|1924
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{age in years and days|1924|11|4}}'''
|-
|-
|42
|40||{{Wp|Ali Hassan Mwinyi}}||Tanzania|| President (1985–1995)||1925|| 2024||98 years, 297 days
|{{wp|Aden Adde}}
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|Somalia
|'''41'''||'''{{Wp|Mahathir Mohamad}}'''||'''Malaysia'''||Prime Minister (1981&ndash;2003; 2018&ndash;2020)||'''1925'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{Age in years and days|1925|7|10}}'''
|President (1960–1967)
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|1908
|'''42'''||'''{{Wp|Mohammad Hasan Sharq}}'''||'''Afghanistan'''||Chairman of the Council of Ministers (1988-1989)|| '''1925'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{Age in years and days|1925|7|17}}'''
|2007
|98 years, 181 days
|-
|-
|43
|43||{{Wp|Prem Tinsulanonda}}||Thailand|| Prime Minister (1980–1988)<br />Regent (2016)||1920||2019||98 years, 273 days
|{{wp|Nouhak Phoumsavanh}}
|Laos
|President (1992–1998)
|1910
|2008
|98 years, 153 days
|-
|-
|44
|44||{{Wp|Pierre Harmel}}||Belgium||Prime Minister (1965–1966)||1911||2009||98 years, 244 days
|{{wp|Lê Đức Anh}}
|Vietnam
|President (1992–1997)
|1920
|2019
|98 years, 142 days
|-
|-
|45
|45||{{Wp|Howard Cooke}}||Jamaica||Governor-General (1991–2006)||1915||2014||98 years, 240 days
|{{wp|Émile Derlin Zinsou}}
|Dahomey
|President (1968–1969)
|1918
|2016
|98 years, 127 days
|-
|-
|46
|46||{{Wp|Joseph Paul-Boncour}}||France||Prime Minister (1932–1933)||1873 ||1972||98 years, 237 days
|{{wp|Borys Martos}}
|Ukraine
|Chairman of the Council of Ministers (1919)
|1879
|1977
|98 years, 122 days
|-
|-
|47
|47||{{Wp|Konstantinos Mitsotakis}}||Greece||Prime Minister (1990–1993)||1918 ||2017||98 years, 223 days
|{{wp|Lubomír Štrougal}}
|Czechoslovakia
|Prime Minister (1970–1988)
|1924
|2023
|98 years, 109 days
|-
|-
|48
|48||{{Wp|Isidro Ayora}}||Ecuador||President (1926–1931)|| 1879||1978 ||98 years, 203 days
|{{wp|Jean, Grand Duke of Luxembourg|name=Jean}}
|Luxembourg
|{{wp|List of monarchs of Luxembourg|Grand Duke}} (1964–2000)
|1921
|2019
|98 years, 108 days
|-
|-
|49
|49||{{Wp|Émile Reuter}}||Luxembourg||Prime Minister (1918–1925)||1874||1973||98 years, 196 days
|{{wp|Gough Whitlam}}
|Australia
|((wp|List of prime ministers if Australia|Prime Minister}} (1972–1975)
|1916
|2014
|98 years, 102 days
|-
|-
|50
|50||{{Wp|Mamadou Dia}}||Senegal||Prime Minister (1960–1962)||1910||2009||98 years, 191 days
|{{wp|Venceslau Brás}}
|Brazil
|President (1914–1918)
|1868
|1966
|98 years, 78 days
|-
|-
|51
|51||{{Wp|Aden Adde}}||Somalia||President (1960–1967)||1908||2007||98 years, 181 days
|{{wp|List_of_representatives_of_the_Co-Princes_of_Andorra|Claude Rostain}}
|Andorra
|French Viguier (1972–1977)
|1916
|2015
|98 years, 56 days
|-
|-
|52
|52||{{Wp|Nouhak Phoumsavanh}}||Laos||President (1992–1998)||1910||2008|| 98 years, 153 days |98 years, 153 days
|{{wp|Ramaswamy Venkataraman}}
|India
|President (1987–1992)
|1910
|2009
|98 years, 54 days
|-
|-
|53
|53||{{Wp|Lê Đức Anh}}||Viet Nam|| President (1992–1997)||1920||2019||98 years, 142 days
|{{wp|Dezső Pattantyús-Ábrahám}}
|Hungary
|Prime Minister (1919)
|1875
|1973
|98 years, 15 days
|-
|-
|54
|54||{{Wp|Émile Derlin Zinsou}}||Dahomey||President (1968–1969)||1918||2016 ||98 years, 127 days
|{{wp|Gabriel París Gordillo}}
|Colombia
|President (1957–1958)
|1910
|2008
|98 years, 13 days
|-bgcolor="gold"|
|'''55''
|'''{{wp|Ali Hassan Mwinyi}}'''
| '''Tanzania'''
|President (1985–1995)<br>National Chairman of the Chama Cha Mapinduzi
(1990–1992)
|1925
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{age in years and days|1925|5|8}}'''
|-
|-
|56
|55||{{Wp|Borys Martos}}||Ukraine||Chairman of the Council of Ministers (1919)||1879||1977||98 years, 122 days
|{{wp|Miloš Jakeš}}
|Czechoslovakia
|General Secretary of the Communist Party (1987–1989)
|1922
|2020
|97 years, 332 days
|-bgcolor="gold"|
|'''57'''
|'''{{wp|Giorgio Napolitano}}'''
|'''Italy'''
|President (2006–2015)
|1925
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{age in years and days|1925|6|29}}'''
|-bgcolor="gold"|
|'''58'''
|'''{{wp|Mahathir Mohamad}}'''
|'''Malaysia'''
|Prime Minister (1981–2003; 2018–2020)
|1925
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{age in years and days|1925|7|10}}'''
|-bgcolor="gold"|
|'''59'''
|'''{{wp|Mohammad Hasan Sharq}}'''
|'''Afghanistan'''
|Chairman of the Council of Ministers (1988-1989)
|1925
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{age in years and days|1925|7|17}}'''
|-
|-
|60
|56||{{Wp|Artúr Görgei}}||Hungary||Acting Governor-President (1849)||1818||1916 ||98 years, 112 days
|{{wp|Kenan Evren}}
|Türkiye
|President of the National Security Council (1980–1982)<br>State President (1982–1989)
|1917
|2015
|97 years, 296 days
|-
|-
|61
|57||{{Wp|Lubomír Štrougal}}||Czechoslovakia||Prime Minister (1970–1988)||1924||2023||98 years, 110 days
|{{wp|Ignaz von Plener}}
|Cisleithania<br>(Austria-Hungary)
|Minister-President (1870)
|1810
|1908
|97 years, 272 days
|-
|-
|62
|58||{{Wp|Jean, Grand Duke of Luxembourg}}||Luxembourg||Grand Duke (1964–2000)||1921||2019||98 years, 108 days
|{{wp|Domhnall Ua Buachalla}}
|-
|Irish Free State
|59||{{Wp|Gough Whitlam}}||Australia||Prime Minister (1972–1975)||1916||2014||98 years, 102 days
|Governor-General (1932–1936)
|1866
|1963
|97 years, 267 days
|-
|-
|63
|60||{{Wp|Giorgio Napolitano}}||Italy||President (2006–2015)||1925||2023||98 years, 85 days
|{{wp|Abdelmalek Benhabyles}}
|Algeria
|Chair of the Constitutional Council (1992)
|1921
|2018
|97 years, 245 days
|-
|-
|64
|61||{{Wp|Venceslau Brás}}||Brazil||President (1914–1918)||1868||1966 ||98 years, 78 days
|{{wp|Francesc Badia Batalla}}
|Andorra
|Episcopal Veguer (1972–1993)
|1923
|2020
|97 years, 217 days
|-
|-
|65
|62||{{Wp|Claude Rostain}}||Andorra||French Viguier (1972–1977)||1916||2015||98 years, 56 days
|{{wp|He Yingqin}}
|China
|Premier (1949)
|1890
|1987
|97 years, 202 days
|-
|-
|66
|63||{{Wp|Ramaswamy Venkataraman}}||India||President (1987–1992) ||1910||2009||98 years, 54 days
|{{wp|Lee Teng-hui}}
|Taiwan
|President (1988–2000)<br>{{wp|Kuomintang|Chairman of the Kuomintang}} (1988–2000)
|1923
|2020
|97 years, 197 days
|-
|-
|67
|64||{{Wp|Dezső Pattantyús-Ábrahám}}||Hungry||Prime Minister (1919)||1875||1973||98 years, 15 days
|{{wp|Liam Cosgrave}}
|Ireland
|Taoiseach (1973–1977)
|1920
|2017
|97 years, 174 days
|-bgcolor="gold"|
|'''68'''
|'''{{wp|Arnaldo Forlani}}'''
|'''Italy'''
|Prime Minister (1980–1981)
|1925
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{age in years and days|1925|12|8}}'''
|-
|-
|69
|65||{{Wp|Gabriel París Gordillo}}||Colombia||President (1957–1958)||1910||2008||98 years, 13 days
|{{wp|Alfredo Solf y Muro}}
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|Peru
|'''66'''||'''{{Wp|Abdoulaye Wade}}'''||'''Senegal'''||President (2000&nash;2012) |||'''1926'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{Age in years and days|1926|5|29}}'''
|Prime Minister (1939–1944)
|1872
|1969
|97 years, 152 days
|-
|-
|70
|67||{{Wp|Miloš Jakeš}}||Czechoslovakia||General Secretary of the Communist Party (1987–1989)||1922||2020|| 97 years, 332 days |98 years, 322 days
|{{wp|Patricio Aylwin}}
|Chile
|President (1990–1994)
|1918
|2016
|97 years, 145 days
|-
|-
|71
|68||{{Wp|Abdelsalam Majali}}||Jordan||Prime Minister (1993–1995; 1997–1998)||1925||2023 ||97 years, 319 days
|{{wp|Armando Villanueva}}
|Peru
|Prime Minister (1988–1989)
|1915
|2013
|97 years, 140 days
|-
|-
|72
|69||{{Wp|Kenan Evren}}||Türkiye||President of the National Security Council (1980–1982)<br />State President (1982–1989)||1917||2015||97 years, 296 days
|{{wp|Ion Gheorghe Maurer}}
|Romania
|President of the Presidium (1958–1961) <br> (Acting} President of the State Council (1965) <br> Prime Minister (1961–1974)
|1902
|2000
|97 years, 138 days
|-
|-
|73
|70||{{Wp|Wellington Koo}}||China||Acting Premier (1924)<br />Acting President (1926–1927)||1888||1985||97 years, 289 days
|{{wp|Martial Célestin}}
|Haiti
|Prime Minister (1988)
|1913
|2011
|97 years, 123 days
|-
|-
|74
|71||{{Wp|Baron Ignaz von Plener}}||Austria-Hungary|| Minister-President (1870)||1810||1908||97 years, 272 days
|{{wp|Gheorghe Apostol}}
|Romania
|First Secretary of the Workers' Party (1954–1955)
|1913
|2010
|97 years, 97 days
|-
|-
|75
|72||{{Wp|Domhnall Ua Buachalla}}||Ireland||Governor-General (1932–1936)||1866||1963|| 97 years, 267 days
|{{wp|Kenneth Kaunda}}
|Zambia
|State President (1964–1991)<br>President of the United National Independence Party
(1973–1990)
|1924
|2021
|97 years, 50 days
|-
|-
|76
|73||{{Wp|Abdelmalek Benhabyles}}||Algeria||Chair of the Constitutional Council (1992)||1921||2018|| 97 years, 245 days
|{{wp|Walter Scheel}}
|West Germany
|(Acting) Chancellor (1974)<br>President (1974–1979)
|1919
|2016
|97 years, 47 days
|-bgcolor="gold"|
|'''77'''
|'''{{wp|Abdoulaye Wade}}'''
|'''Senegal'''
|President (2000–2012)
|1926
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{age in years and days|1926|5|29}}'''
|-
|-
|78
|74||{{Wp|Francesc Badia Batalla}}||Andorra||Episcopal Veguer (1972–1993)||1923||2020||97 years, 217 days
|{{wp|Helmut Schmidt}}
|West Germany
|Chancellor (1974–1982)
|1918
|2015
|96 years, 322 days
|-
|-
|79
|75||{{Wp|Arnaldo Forlani}}||Italy||Prime Minister (1980–1981)||1925||2023||97 years, 210 days
|{{wp|Abdelsalam Majali}}
|Jordan
|Prime Minister (1993–1995; 1997–1998)
|1926
|2023
|96 years, 319 days
|-
|-
|80
|76||{{Wp|Ramón José Velásquez}}||Venezuela||President (1993-1994)||1916||2014||97 years, 208 days
|{{wp|Khertek Anchimaa-Toka}}
|Tuva
|Chair of the Presidium (1940–1944)
|1912
|2008
|96 years, 308 days
|-
|-
|81
|77||{{Wp|He Yingqin}}||Taiwan||Premier (1949)||1890||1987||97 years, 202 days
|{{wp|Nguyễn Văn Xuân}}
|South Vietnam
|Prime Minister (1948–1949)
|1892
|1989
|96 years, 286 days
|-
|-
|82
|78||{{Wp|Lee Teng-hui}}||Taiwan||President (1988–2000)||1923 ||2020||97 years, 197 days
|{{wp|Camille Huysmans}}
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|Belgium
|'''79'''||'''{{Wp|Valdas Adamkus}}'''||'''Lithuania'''||President (1998&ndash;2003; 2004&ndash;2009)||'''1926'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{Age in years and days|1926|11|3}}'''
|Prime Minister (1946–1947)
|1871
|1968
|96 years, 275 days
|-
|-
|83
|80||{{Wp|Liam Cosgrave}}||Ireland||Taoiseach (1973–1977)||1920|| 2017||97 years, 174 days
|{{wp|Yitzhak Shamir}}
|Israel
|Prime Minister (1983–1984; 1986–1992)
|1915
|2012
|96 years, 252 days
|-
|-
|84
|81||{{Wp|Alfredo Solf y Muro}}||Peru||Prime Minister (1939–1944)||1872||1969||97 years, 152 days
|{{wp|Habib Bourguiba}}
|Tunisia
|Prime Minister (1956–1957)<br>President (1957–1987)
|1903
|2000
|96 years, 247 days
|-
|-
|85
|82||{{Wp|Patricio Aylwin}}||Chile|| President (1990–1994)||1918||2016||97 years, 145 days
|{{wp|Vyacheslav Molotov}}
|Soviet Union
|Premier (1930–1941)
|1890
|1986
|96 years, 244 days
|-
|-
|86
|83||{{Wp|Armando Villanueva}}||Peru||Prime Minister (1988–1989)||1915||2013||97 years, 140 days
|{{wp|Yang Hyong-sop}}
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|North Korea
|'''83'''||'''{{Wp|Raif Dizdarević}}'''||'''SFR Yugoslavia'''||President of the Presidency (1988&ndash;1989) ||'''1926'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{Age in years and days|1926|12|9}}'''
|chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly (1994-1998)
|1925
|2022
|96 years, 224 days
|-bgcolor="gold"|
|'''87'''
|'''{{wp|Valdas Adamkus}}'''
|'''Lithuania'''
|President (1998–2003; 2004–2009)
|1926
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{age in years and days|1926|11|3}}'''
|-
|-
|88
|85||{{Wp|Ion Gheorghe Maurer}}||Romania||President of the Presidium (1958–1961)<br />(Acting) President of the State Council (1965)<br />Prime Minister (1961–1974)||1902|| 2000||97 years, 138 days
|{{wp|Pedro Richter Prada}}
|Peru
|Prime Minister (1979–1980)
|1921
|2017
|96 years, 191 days
|-bgcolor="gold"|
|'''89'''
|'''{{wp|Raif Dizdarević}}'''
|'''Yugoslavia'''
|President of the Presidency (1988–1989)
|1926
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{age in years and days|1926|12|9}}'''
|-
|-
|90
|86||{{Wp|Martial Célestin}}||Haiti||Prime Minister (1988)|| 1913||2011||97 years, 123 days
|{{wp|Elizabeth II}}
|United Kingdom
|{{wp|List of British Monarchs|Queen}} (1952–2022)
|1926
|2022
|96 years, 140 days
|-
|-
|91
|87||{{Wp|Gheorghe Apostol}}||Romania||First Secretary of the Worker's Party (1954–1955)||1913||2010|| 97 years, 97 days
|{{wp|Alejandro Deustua}}
|Peru
|{{wp|List of prime ministers of Peru|Prime Minister}} (1902)
|1849
|1945
|96 years, 137 days-
|-
|-
|92||{{wp|Jiang Zemin}}||China||{{wp|Liat of presidents of the Peoples Republic of China|President}}(1993&ndash;2003)||1926||2022||96 years, 105 days
|88||{{Wp|Kenneth Kaunda}}||Zambia||State President (1964–1991)||1924||2021|| 97 years, 50 days
|-
|-
|93||{{wp|Abderrahmane Youssoufi}}||Morocco||(
|89||{{Wp|Walter Scheel}}||West Germany||(Acting) Chancellor (1974)<br />President (1974–1979)||1919||2016||97 years, 47 days
{{List of prime ministers of Morocco|Prime Minister}} (1998–2002)||1924||2020||96 years, 82 days
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|'''90'''||'''{{Wp|Thanin Kraivichien}}'''||'''Thailand'''||Prime Minister (1976&ndash;1977)||'''1927'''||'''Alive'''||'''{{Age in years and days|1927|4|5}}'''
|-
|-
|94||{{wp|Federico Chávez}}||Paraguay||President (1949&ndash;1954)||1882||1978||96 years, 74 days
|91||{{Wp|Helmut Schmidt}}||West Germany||Chancellor (1974–1982)||1918||2015||96 years, 322 days
|-
|-
|95||{{wp|Pedro Lascuráin}}||Mexico||{{List of presidents of Mexico|President}} (1913)||1856|||1952||96 years, 68 days
|92||{{Wp|Gennaro Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte}}||Vatican City||Acting Sovereign (1939)||1851||1948|| 96 years, 312 days
|-
|-
|96||{{wp|Mario Echandi Jiménez}}||Costa Rica||President (1958–1962)||1915||2011||96 years, 43 days
|93||{{Wp|Khertek Anchimaa-Toka}}||Tuvan People's Republic||Chairperson of the Presidium (1940&ndash;1944)||1912||2008|| 96 years, 308 days
|-
|-
|97||{{wp|Michael I of Romania}}||Romania||King (1927–1930; 1940–1947)||1921||2017||96 years, 41 days
|94||{{Wp|Camille Huysmans}}||Belgium||Prime Minister (1946&ndash;1947)||1871||1968||96 years, 275 days
|- bgcolor="gold" |
|'''98'''||'''{{wp|Thanin Kraivichien}}'''
|'''THailand'''
|Prime Minister (1976–1977)
|1927
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{age in years and days|1927|4|5}}'''
|-
|-
|99||{{wp|João Lins Cansanção, Viscount of Sinimbu}}||Brazil||Prime Minister (1878–1880)||1810||1906||96 years, 37 days
|95||{{Wp|Yitzhak Shamir}}||Israel|| Prime Minister (1983&ndash;1984; 1986&ndash;1992)||1915
|2012||96 years, 252 days
|-
|-
|100||{{wp|Dom Mintoff}}||Malta||Governor-General (1955–1958; 1971&ndash;1984)||1916||2012||96 years, 14 days
|96||{{Wp|Federico Paéz}}||Ecuador||President (1935&ndash;1937)||1877||1974||96 years, 250 days
<!--|-
|1xx||{{wp|Hans Schaffner}}||Switzerland||Federal Council President (1961–1969)<br>President (1966)||1908||2004||95 years, 346 days-->
|}
 
== Addendum ==
'''Uncertain date of birth'''
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Name
!State
!Position
!Birth
!Death
!Age
|-
|-
|1–5
|97||{{Wp|Habib Bourguiba}}||Tunisia||Prime Minister (1956&ndash;1957)<br>President (1957&ndash;1987)||1903|| 2000||96 years, 247 days
|{{wp|Ek Yi Oun}}
|Cambodia
|{{wp|List of Prime ministers of Cambodia|Prime Minister}} (1958)
|1910
|2013
|102 years, 1 day to 103 years, 364 days
|-
|-
|19–30
|98||{{Wp|Vyacheslav Molotov}}||Soviet Union||Premier (1930&ndash;1941||1890||1986||96 years, 244 days
|{{wp|Carlos Enrique Diaz De Leon}}
|Guatemala
|{{wp|List of presidents of Guatemala|President}} (1994–1998)
|1915||2013||99 years, 0 day to 99 years, 364 days
|-
|-
|19–31
|99||{{Wp|Yang Hyong-sop}}||North Korea||Chairman of the Supreme People's Assembly (1983&ndash;1984; 1998&ndash;2019)||1926||2022||96 years, 224 days
|{{wp|Hastings Banda}}
|Malawi
|{{wp|List of prime ministers of Malawi|Prime Minister}} (1964–1966)<br>{{wp|List of Heads is State of Malawi|State President}} (1966–1994)<br>{{wp|President of the Congress Party|President of the Congress Party}} (1966–1993)
|1898
|1997
|98 years, 329 days to 99 years, 328 days
|-
|-
|67–86
|77-100||{{wp|Constantine Kollias}}
|{{wp|Constantine Kollias}}
|Greece
|Greece
|{{wp|List of prime ministers of Greece|Prime Minister}} (1967)
|Prime Minister (1967)  
|1901
|1901
|1998
|1997
|96 years, 194 days to 97 years, 193 days
|96 years, 194 days to 97 years, 193 days
|-
<!--|-
|91–100
|1xx||{{Wp|Alejandro Deustua}}
|{{wp|Hassan al-Hakim}}||Syria||{{wp|List of prime ministers of Syria|Prime Minister}} (1941–1942; 1951)||1886||1982||95 years, 89 days to 96 years, 88 days
|Peru
|Prime Minister (1902)  
|1849
|1945
|96 years, 137 days-->
|}
|}


 
=== Next 10 to Join ===
=== Unclear status as state leaders ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="margin:auto; width:100%; font-size:95%; text-align:center"
 
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:95%"
 
|-
 
!class="unsortable" style="text-align:left"|Name
 
!style="text-align:left"|State
 
!style="text-align:left"|Position
 
!style="text-align:left"|Birth
 
! style="text-align:left" |Date
 
! style="text-align:left" |Age
 
|-
 
|+ style="line-height:normal" |The following individuals are older than ''#96–1'' on this list, but their status as a state leader is unclear.{{efn-lg|They were either members of collective presidencies without a clear leader, interim leaders, de facto leaders, widely recognised leaders whose true power was limited or leaders of political entities whose status as sovereign states was unclear or disputed.}}
 
|-
 
|{{wp|Hajj}} {{wp|Muhammad al-Muqri}}||Morocco||{{wp|Grand Vizier}} (1912–1957)||1854||1957||103 years, 219 days
 
|-
 
|{{wp|Edward Bernard Raczyński}}||Poland||{{wp|List of heads of state of Poland|President}} (''in-Exile'') (1975–1986)||1891||1993||102 years, 223 days
 
|-
 
| style="background-color:gold;" |'''{{wp|Josip Manolić}}'''|| style="background-color:gold;" |Croatia|| style="background-color:gold;" |{{wp|List of prime ministers of Croatia|Prime Minister of Croatia|Prime Minister}} (1990–1991)|| style="background-color:gold;" |1920|| style="background-color:gold;" |'''Alive'''|| style="background-color:gold;" |'''{{AgeYD|1920|3|22}}'''
 
|-
 
|{{wp|Kim Yong-ju}}||North Korea||{{wp|Eternal leaders of North Korea|Vice president during vacancy}} (1994–1998)||1920||2021||{{AgeYD|1920|9|21|2021|12|14}}
 
|-
 
| style="background-color:gold;" |'''{{wp|Ali Haroun}}'''|| style="background-color:gold;" |Algeria|| style="background-color:gold;" |{{wp|High Council of State (Algeria)|Mambrr of the High Council of State}} (1992–1994)|| style="background-color:gold;" |1927|| style="background-color:gold;" |'''Alive'''|| style="background-color:gold;" |'''{{ageYD|1927|2|8}}'''
 
|-
|-
!<abbr>'''No.'''</abbr>||'''Name'''||'''State'''||'''Position'''||'''Birth'''||'''Death'''||'''Age'''
!Date of entry to the Main list
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|'''1'''||'''{{Wp|Kim Yong-nam}}''' ||'''North Korea'''|| Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly (1998–2019)||'''1928''' ||'''Alive'''||'''{{Age in years and days|1928|2|28}}'''||August 16, 2024<br />Constantine Collias
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|'''2'''
|'''{{Wp|Arnold Rüütel}}'''
|'''Estonia'''
|Chairman of the Supreme Council (1991–1992)<br />President (2001–2006)
|'''1928'''
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{Age in years and days|1928|5|10}}'''
|December 20, 2024<br />Yang Hyong-sop
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|'''3'''
|'''{{Wp|Arthur Foulkes}}'''
|'''Bahamas'''
|Governor-General (2010–2014)
|'''1928'''
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{Age in years and days|1928|5|11}}'''
|January 10, 2025<br />Yang Hyong-sop
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|'''4'''
|'''{{Wp|Péter Boross}}'''
|'''Hungary'''
|Prime Minister (1993–1994)
|'''1928'''
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{Age in years and days|1928|8|27}}'''
|May 1, 2025<br />Habib Bourguiba
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|'''5'''
|'''{{Wp|Zhu Rongji}}'''
|'''China'''
|Premier of the State Council (1998–2003)
|'''1928'''
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{Age in years and days|1928|10|23}}'''
|June 30, 2025<br />Federico Paéz
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|'''6'''
|'''{{Wp|Édouard Balladur}}'''
|'''France'''
|Prime Minister (1993–1995)
|'''1929'''
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{Age in years and days|1929|5|2}}'''
|January 9, 2026<br />Yitzhak Shamir
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|'''7'''
|'''{{Wp|Sam Nujoma}}'''
|'''Namibia'''
|President (1990–2005)
|'''1929'''
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{Age in years and days|1929|5|12}}'''
|February 11, 2026<br />Camille Huysmans
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|'''8'''
|'''{{Wp|Orville Turnquest}}'''
|'''Bahamas'''
|Governor-General (1995–2001)
|'''1929'''
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{Age in years and days|1929|7|19}}'''
|May 23, 2026<br />Khertek Anchimaa-Toka
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|'''9'''
|'''{{Wp|Jamshid bin Abdullah}}'''
|'''Zanzibar'''
|Sultan (1963–1964)
|'''1929'''
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{Age in years and days|1929|9|16}}'''
|July 25, 2026<br />Gennaro Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|'''10'''
|'''{{Wp|Violeta Chamorro}}'''
|'''Nicaragua'''
|Member of the Junta of National Reconstruction (1979–1980)<br />President (1990–1997)
|'''1929'''
|'''Alive'''
|'''{{Age in years and days|1929|10|18}}'''
|September 25, 2026<br />Helmut Schmidt
|}


=='''Chronological List of eldest living state leaders since 1885'''==
;Key
{| class="wikitable"
| bgcolor="#fcc" |'''Current Longest-living'''
| bgcolor="#99ff99" |'''Former Longest-living'''
|}
|}
 
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="margin:auto; width:100%; font-size:95%; text-align:center"
===Acting State Leaders===
 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!<abbr>No.</abbr>
!Name
!Name
!State
!Country
!Position
!Sex
!Birth
!Lifespan
!Death
!Time as Eldest
!Age
|-
|-
|1||{{wp|Chau Sen Cocsal Chhum}} ||Cambodia||{{wp|Prime Minister of Cambodia|Acting Prime Minister}} (1962)||1905||2009||103 years, 143 days
|{{Wp|William I, German Emperor|Kaiser Wilhelm  I}}
| Germany
|M
|22 March 1797&ndash;14 May 1888<br /><small>aged 90 years, 353 days
| &ndash; 9 March 1888 <small>(aged 90)</small><br /><small>??
|-
|-
|2||{{wp|Bernardino González Ruiz}}||Panama||{{wp|List of presidents of Panama|Acting President}} (1963)||1911||2012||101 years, 64 days  
|{{Wp|George Tupou I}}
|Tonga
|M
|4 December 1797&ndash;18 February 1893<br /><small>aged 95 years, 76 days
|9 March 1888 <small>(aged 91)</small> &ndash;18 February 1893 <small>(aged 95)</small><br /><small>4 years, 343 days
|-
|-
|3||{{wp|Telmo Vargas}}||Ecuador||{{wp|List of presidents of Ecuador|Acting President}}(1966)||1912||2013||100 years, 304 days
|{{Wp|Pedro de Aycinena y Piñol}}
| Guatemala
| M
|19 October 1802&ndash;14 May 1897<br /><small>aged 94 years, 207 days
|18 February 1893 <small>(aged 90)</small> &ndash; 14 May 1897 <small>(aged 94)</small><small /><br />4 years 85 days
|-
|-
|4||{{wp|Abdul Salam Sabrah}}||North Yemen||{{wp|List of heads of government of Yemen|Acting Prime Minister}} (1969; 1971)||1912||2012||100 years, 32 days  
|{{Wp|Count Bernhard von Rechberg}}
|Austria
|M
| 17 July 1806&ndash;26 February 1899<br /><small>aged 92 years 224 days
|14 May 1897 <small>(aged 90)</small> &ndash; 26 February 1899 <small>(aged 92)</small><br /><small>1 year, 289 days  
|-
|-
|5||{{wp|Gulzarilal Nanda}}||India||{{wp•List of prime ministers of India|Acting Prime Minister (1964; 1966)||1898|| 1998||99 years, 195 days
|{{Wp|Tomas Gormensoro Albin}}
|-
|Uruguay
|6||{{wp|Sheikh Mukhtar Mohamed Hussein}}||Somalia||{{List of presidents of Somalia|Interim president}} (1969)||1912||2012||99 years, 186 days
|-
|7||{{wp|Artúr Görgei}}||Hungary||{{ep|List of heads of state of Hungary|Acting Governor-President}} (1849)||1818||1916||98 years, 112 days
|-
|8||{{wp|Wellington Koo}}||China||{{wp|List of premiers of the Republic of China|Acting Premier}} (1924)<br>{{wp|List of presidents of the Republic of China|Acting President}} (1926–1927)||1888||1985||97 years, 289 days
|-
|9||{{wp|Cardinal (Catholicism)|Cardinal}} {{wp|Gennaro Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte}}||Vatican City||{{List of popes|Acting Sovereign}} (1939)||1851||1948||96 years, 312 days
|-
|10||{{wp|Federico Páez}}||Ecuador||{{List of presidents of Ecuador|Acting President}} (1935–1937)||1877|||1974||96 years, 250 days
|-
|11||{{wp|Fumio Gotō}}||Japan ||{{List of prime ministers of Japan|Acting Prime Minister}} (1936)||1884|||1980||96 years, 67 days
 
|}
 
== World's Longest lived state Leaders post- 1893 ==
{| class="wikitable uNsortable"
|-
!Living From||To||Name ||Sex||Age when oldest|| Lifespan||Country||Note
|-
|?
|18 Feb 1893
|[[George Tupou I]]
|M
|M
|?–95
|27 January 1810&ndash;12 April 1900<br /><small>90 years, 76 days
|4 December 1797 – 18 February 1893<br><small>95 years, 76 days</small>
|26 February 1899 <small>(aged 87)</small> &ndash;12 April 1900 <small>(aged 90)</small><br /><small>2 years, 334 days)
|[[Tonga]]
|-
|-
|18 Feb 1893
| {{Wp|Pope Leo XIII}}
|14 May 1897
|Papal States
(4 yrs, 85 days)
|[[Pedro de Aycinena y Piñol]]
|M
|M
| 90–94
|2 March 1810&ndash;20 July 1903<br /><small>aged 93 years, 140 days
|19 October 1802 – 14 May 1897
|12 Apr 1900 <small>(aged 90)</small> &ndash; 20 July 1903 <small>(aged 93)</small><br /><small>3 years, 99 days
94 years, 207 days
|[[Guatemala]]
|-
|-
|14 May 1897
|{{Wp|Baron Ignaz von Plener|Freihrr Ignaz von Plener}}
|12 Apr 1900
|Austria
(2 yrs, 334 days)
|[[Tomas Gormensoro y Alvin]]
|M
|M
|87–90
|21 May 1810&ndash;17 February 1908<br /><small>aged 97 years, 272 days  
|27 January 1810 – 12 April 1900
| 20 July 1903 <small>(aged 93)</small> &ndash; 17 February 1908 <small>(aged 97)</small><br /><small>4 years, 212 days
90 years, 76 days  
|Uruguay
|-
|-
|12 Apr 1900
|{{Wp|Artúr Gorgey}}
|20 July 1903
|Hungary
(3 yrs, 99 days)
|[[Pope Leo XIII]]
|M
|M
|90–93
|30 January 1818&ndash;21 May 1916<br /><small>aged 98 years, 113 days
|2 March 1810 – 20 July 1903
|17 February 1908 <small>(aged 90)</small>&ndash;21 May 1916 <small>(aged 98)</small><br /><small>8 years, 95 days
93 years, 140 days
|[[Vatican City]]
|-
|-
|20 July 1903
|{{Wp|Mackenzie Bowell}}
|17 February 1908
|Canada
(4 yrs, 212 days)
|[[Ignaz von Plener]]
|M
|M
| 93–97
| 27 December 1823&ndash;10 December 1917<br /><small>aged 93 years, 348 days  
|21 May 1810 – 17 February 1908
| 21 May 1916 <small>(aged 92)</small>&ndash;10 December 1917 <small>(aged 93)</small><br /><small>1 year, 203 days)
97 years, 272 days
|[[Austria]]
|World's longest lived state leader from<br>19 June 1907 to 30 October 1915 ({{ayd|1907|6|19|1915|10|29}})<br />
|-
|-
|17 February 1908
|{{Wp|Charles de Freycinet}}
|21 May 1916
|France
(8 yrs, 95 days)
|[[Artúr Gorgei]]
|M
|M
| 90–98
|14 November 1828&ndash;14 May 1923<br /><small>aged 94 years, 181 days  
|30 January 1818 – 21 May 1916
|10 December 1917 <small>(aged 89)</small>&ndash;14 May 1923 <small>(aged 94)</small><br /><small>5 years, 352 days
98 years, 113 days
|[[Hungary]]
|World's longest lived state leader from<br>29 October 1915 to 8 March 1958 ({{ayd|1915|10|29|1957|3|8}})<br />
|-
|-
|21 May 1916
|{{Wp|Matsukata Masayoshi}}
|10 December 1917
|Japan
(1 yr, 204 days)
|[[Mackenzie Bowell]]
|M
|M
| 92–93
|25 February 1835&ndash;2 July 1924<br /><small>aged 89 years, 127 days  
|27 December 1823 – 10 December 1917
|14 May 1923 <small>(aged 87)</small> &ndash; 2 July 1924 <small>(aged 89)</small><br /><small>350 days
93 years, 348 days
|[[Canada]]
|-
|-
|10 December 1917
|
|27 January 1921
{{Wp|Jules Méline}}
(3 yrs, 49 days)
|France
|[[Justiniano Borgono]]
|M
|M
|81–84
|20 May 1838&ndash;21 December 1925 <br /><small>aged 87 years, 216 days
|5 September 1836 – 27 January 1921
| 2 July 1924 <small>(aged 86)</small>&ndash;21 December 1925 <small>(aged 87)</small><br /><small>2 years 158 days<small>
84 years, 145 days
|[[Peru]]
|-
|-
|27 January 1921
|{{Wp|Paolo Boselli}}
|17 July 1923
|Italy
(2 yrs, 172 days)
| M
|[[Theodor Rosetti]]
|8 June 1838&ndash;10 Match 1932<br /><small>aged 93 years, 272 days
|M
|2 July 1924 <small>(aged 86)</small>&ndash;10 March 1932 <small>(aged 93)</small><br /><small>7 years, 260 days
|83–86
|5 May 1837 – 17 July 1923<br><small>86 years, 74 days<br /><small />
| [[Romania]]
|-
|-
|17 July 1923
|{{Wp|Francisco Andrade Marín}}
|21 December 1925
| rowspan="2" |Ecuador
(2 yrs, 158 days)
|[[Jules Méline]]
|M
|M
|85–87
|15 November 1841&ndash;6 September 1935<br /><small>aged 93 years, 295 days<small>
|20 May 1838 – 21 December 1925
|10 March 1932 <small>(aged 88)</small>&ndash;6 September 1935 <small>(aged 93)</small><br /><small>3 years, 175 days
87 years, 216 days
|[[France]]
|-
|-
|21 December 1925
|{{Wp|Lizardo Garcia}}
|19 August 1928
(2 years, 243 days)
|[[Stefanos Skouloudis]]
|M
|M
|87–89
|26 April 1844&ndash;29 May 1937<br /><small>aged 93 years, 34 days  
|23 November 1838 – 19 August 1928
| 6 September 1935 <small>(aged 91)</small>&ndash;29 May 1937 <small>(aged 93)</small><br /><small>1 year, 263 days
89 years, 271 days
|[[Greece]]
|-
|-
|19 August 1928
|{{Wp|Eliodoro Villazón}}
| 20 December 1929
|Bolivia
(1 year, 124 days)
|[[Emile Loubet]]
|M
|M
| 89–90
|22 January 1848&ndash;12 September 1939<br /><small>aged 91 years, 233 days
|30 December 1838 – 20 December 1929
| 29 May 1937 <small>(aged 89)</small>&ndash;12 September 1939 <small>(aged 91)</small><br /><small>2 years, 194 days
90 years, 355 days
|[[France]]
|-
|-
|20 December 1929
|{{Wp|Alejandro Deustua}}
|29 May 1937
|Peru
(7 years, 161 days)
|[[Lizardo Garcia]]
|M
|M
| 85–93
| 22 March 1849&ndash;6 August 1945<br /><small>aged 96 years, 138 days
|26 April 1844 – 29 May 1937
|12 September 1939 <small>(aged 90)</small>&ndash;6 August 1945 <small>(aged 96)</small><br /><small>8 years, 69 days
93 years, 34 days  
|[[Ecuador]]
|-
|-
|29 May 1937
|{{Wp|Gennaro Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte|Gennaro Pignatello di Belmonte}}
|6 August 1945
|Vatican City
(8 years, 69 days)
|[[Alejandro Deustua]]
|M
|M
|88–96
|10 April 1851&ndash;16  February 1948<br /><small>aged 96 years, 312 days
|22 March 1849 – 6 August 1945
| 6 August 1945 <small>(aged 94)</small>&ndash;16 February 1948 <small>(aged 96)</small><br /><small>2 years, 194 days)
96 years, 138 days
|[[Peru]]
|-
|-
|6 August 1945
| {{Wp|Philippe Petain}}
| 16 February 1948
|France
(2 yrs, 194 days)
|[[Cardinal]] [[Gennaro Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte]]
|M
|M
|94–96
|24 Apr 1856&ndash;23 July 1951<br /><small>aged 95 years, 90 days
|10 April 1851 – 16 February 1948
|16 February 1948 <small>(aged 91)</small>&ndash;23 July 1951 <small>(aged 95)</small><br /><small>3 years, 157 days
96 years, 312 days
|[[Vatican City]]
|-
|-
|16 February 1948
|{{Wp|Pedro Lascurain}}
|23 July 1951
|Mexico
(3 years, 157 days)
|[[Philippe Petain]]
|M
|M
| 91–95
| 8 May 1856&ndash;21 July 1952<br /><small>aged 96 years, 74 days
|24 Apr 1856 – 23 July 1951
|23 July 1951 <small>(aged 95)</small> &ndash; 21 July 1952 <small>(aged 96)</small><br /><small>364 days
95 years, 90 days  
|[[France]]
|-
|-
|23 July 1951
|{{Wp|Christopher Hornsrud}}
|21 July 1952
| Norway
(364 days)
|[[Pedro Lascurain]]
| M
|95–96
|8 May 1856 – 21 July 1952
96 years, 74 days
|[[Mexico]]
|-
|21 July 1952
|12 December 1960
(8 years, 144 days)
|[[Christopher Hornsrud]]
|M
|M
|92–101
|15 November 1859&ndash;12 December 1960<br /><small />aged 101 years, 27 days
|15 November 1859 – 12 December 1960
|9 September 1957 <small>(aged 92)</small>&ndash;12 December 1960 <small>(aged 101)</small>
101 years, 27 days  
<small>3 years, 93 days</small>
|[[Norway]]
|World's longest lived state leader from<br>8 March 1958 to 12 June 1984 ({{ayd|1958|3|8|1984|6|12}})<br />
|-
|-
|12 December 1960
|{{Wp|Venceslau Brás}}||Brazil
|15 May 1966
(5 years, 154 days)
|[[Venceslau Brâs]]
|M
|M
|92–98
|26 February 1868&ndash;15 May 1966<br /><small>aged 98 years, 78 days
|26 February 1868 – 15 May 1966
|12 December 1960 <small>(aged 92)</small>&ndash;15 May 1966 <small>(aged 98)</small><br /><small>5 years, 154 days
98 years, 78 days  
|[[Brazil]]
|-
|-
|15 May 1966
|{{Wp|Camille Huysmans}}
|25 February 1968
|Belgium
(1 year, 286 days)
| M
|[[Camille Huysmans]]
|26 May 1871&ndash;25 February 1968<br /><small>aged 96 years, 275 days  
|M
| 15 May 1966 <small>(aged 94)</small> &ndash; 25 February 1968 <small>(aged 96)</small><br /><small>1 year, 286 days
|94–96
|26 May 1871 – 25 February 1968
96 years, 275 days
|[[Belgium]]
|-
|-
|25 February 1968
|{{Wp|Alfredo Solf y Muro}}
|14 August 1969
|Peru
(1 year, 170 days)
|[[Alfredo Solf y Muro]]
|M
|M
| 96–97
|15 March 1872&ndash;14 August 1969<br /><small>aged 97 years, 152 days  
|15 March 1872 – 14 August 1969
|25 February 1968 <small>(aged 96)</small>&ndash;14 August 1969 <small>(aged 97)</small><br /><small>1 year, 170 days
97 years, 152 days
|[[Peru]]
|-
|-
|14 August 1969
|{{Wp|Joseph Paul-Boncour}}
| 28 March 1972
|France
(2 years, 227 days)
| M
|[[Joseph Paul-Boncour]]
|4 August 1873&ndash;28 March 1972<br /><small>aged 98 years, 237 days  
|M
|14 August 1969 <small>(aged 96)</small>&ndash;28 March 1972 <small>(aged 98)</small><br /><small>2 years, 227 days
|96–98
|4 August 1873 – 28 March 1972
98 years, 237 days
|[[France]]
|-
|-
|28 March 1972
|{{Wp|Émile Reuter}}
|14 February 1973
|Luxembourg
(323 days)
|[[Émile Reuter]]
|M
|M
| 97–98
|2 August 1874&ndash;14 February 1973<br /><small>aged 98 years, 196 days  
|2 August 1874 – 14 February 1973
| 28 March 1972 <small>(aged 97)</small>&ndash;14 February 1973 <small>(aged 98)</small><br /><small>323 days
98 years, 196 days
|[[Luxembourg]]
|-
|-
|14 February 1973
|{{Wp|Dezso Pattantyus-Abraham}}
|25 July 1973
|Hungary
(161 days)
|[[Dezso Pattantyus-Abraham]]
|M
|M
|97–98
|10 July 1875&ndash;25 July 1973<br /><small>aged 98 years, 15 days  
|10 July 1875 – 25 July 1973
| 14 February 1973 <small>(aged 97)</small> &ndash; 25 July 1973 <small>(aged 98)</small><br /><small>161 days
98 years, 15 days  
|[[Hungary]]
|-
|-
|25 July 1973
|{{Wp|Federico Páez}}||Ecuador ||M||4 June 1877 – 9 February 1974<br /><small>aged 96 years, 250 days||25 July 1973 <small>(aged 96)</small>&ndash;9 February 1974 <small>(aged 96)</small><br /><small>199 days
|9 February 1974
(199 days)
|[[Federico Páez]]
|M
|96
|4 June 1877 – 9 February 1974
96 years, 250 days
|[[Ecuador]]
|-
|-
|9 February 1974
|{{Wp|Borys Martos}}||Ukraine||M||20 May 1879&ndash;19 September 1977<br /><small>aged 98 years, 122 days|| 9 February 1974 <small>(aged 94)</small>&ndash;19 September 1977 <small>(aged 98)</small><br /><small>3 years, 222 days
|19 September 1977
(3 years, 222 days)
|[[Borys Martos]]
|M
| 94–98
|20 May 1879 – 19 September 1977
98 years, 122 days
|[[Ukraine]]
|-
|-
|19 September 1977
|{{Wp|Isidro Ayora}}
|22 March 1978
|Ecuador
(184 days)
|[[Isidro Ayora]]
|M
|M
|98
|31 August 1879 – 22 March 1978<br /><small>98 years, 203 days
|31 August 1879 – 22 March 1978
|19 September 1977 <small>(aged 98)</small>&ndash;22 March 1978 <small>(aged 98)</small><br /><small>184 days
98 years, 203 days
|[[Ecuador]]
|-
|-
|22 March 1978
|{{Wp|Federico Chaves}}
|24 April 1978
|Paraguay
(33 days)
|[[Federico Chávez]]
|M
|M
|96
| 15 February 1882 – 24 April 1978<br /><small>aged 96 years, 69 days•    |22 March 1978&ndash;24 April 1978<br /><small>96 years, 68 days
|15 February 1882 – 24 April 1978
| 22 March 1978 <small>(aged 96)</small>&ndash;24 March 1978 <small>(aged 96)</small><br /><small>33 days
96 years, 69 days  
|[[Paraguay]]
|-
|-
|24 April 1978
|{{Wp|Celál Bayar}}
|22 August 1986
|Türkiye
(8 years, 121 days)
|[[Celál Bayar]]
|M
|M
|94–103
|16 May 1883 – 22 August 1986<br /><small>aged 103 years, 99 days  
|16 May 1883 – 22 August 1986
| 24 April 1978 <small>(aged 94)</small>&ndash;22 August 1986 <small>(aged 103)</small><br /><small>8 years, 121 days
103 years, 99 days  
|[[Turkey]]
|World's longest lived state leader from<br>12 June 1984 to 09 December 2008 ({{ayd|1984|6|12|2008|12|9}})<br />
|-
|-
|22 August 1986
|{{Wp|Willem Drees}}||Netherlands||M||5 July 1886&ndash;14 May 1988<br /><small>aged 101 years, 314 days|| 22 August 1986 <small>(aged 100)</small>&ndash;14 May 1988 <small>(aged 101)</small>
| 14 May 1988
<small>1 year, 267 days
(1 year, 267 days)
|[[Willem Drees]]
|M
|100–101
|5 July 1886 – 14 May 1988
101 years, 314 days
|[[Netherlands]]
|-
|-
|14 May 1988
|{{Wp|Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni}}||Japan||M•
|14 December 1990
||3 December 1887&ndash;20 January 1990<br /><small>aged aged 102 years, 48 days ||14 May 1988 <small>(aged 101)</small>&ndash;20 January 1990 <small>(aged 102)</small><br /><small>2 years, 252 days
(2 ywars, 252 days)
|Prince [[Naruhiko Higashikuni]]
|M
|100–102
|3 December 1887 – 20 January 1990
102 years, 48 days  
|[[Japan]]
|-
|-
|20 January 1990
|{{Wp|Zhang Qun}}
|14 December 1990
|Taiwan
(329 days)
|[[Zhang Qun]]
|M
|M
|100–101
|9 May 1889&ndash;14 December 1990<br /><small>aged 101 years, 220 days
|9 May 1889 – 14 December 1990
| 20 January 1990 <small>(aged 100)</small>&ndash;14 December 1990 <small>(aged 101)</small><br /><small>329 days
101 years, 220 days
|[[Taiwan]]
|-
|-
|14 December 1990
|{{Wp|Antoine Pinay}}
|13 December 1994
|France
(3 years, 364 days)
|[[Antoine Pinay]]
|M
|M
|98–102
|30 December 1891&ndash;13 December 1994<br /><small>aged 102 years, 348 days
|30 December 1891 – 13 December 1994
| 14 December 1990 <small>(aged 98)</small>&ndash;13 December 1994 <small>(aged 102)</small>
102 years, 348 days
<small>3 years, 364 days</small>
|[[France]]
|-
|-
|13 December 1994
|{{Wp|Morarji Desai}}
|10 April 1995
|India
(119 days)
|[[Morarji Desai]]
|M
|M
|98–99
|29 February 1896&ndash;10 April 1995<br /><small>aged 99 years, 41 days
|29 February 1896 – 10 April 1995
|13 December 1994 <small>(aged 98)</small> &ndash;10 April 1995 <small>(aged 99)</small><br /><small>119 days
99 years, 42 days  
|[[India]]
|-
|-
|10 April 1995
|{{Wp|Gulzarilal Nanda}}
|25 November 1997
|India
(2 years, 231 days)
|[[Hastings Banda]]
|M
|M
|97–99
|4 July 1898&ndash;15 January 1998 <br /><small>aged 99 years, 195 days  
|1898 – 25 November 1997
| 10 April 1995 <small>(aged 96)</small>&ndash;15 January 1998 <small>(aged 99)</small><br /><small>2 years, 275 days  
98 years, 329 days to 99 years, 328 days
|[[Malawi]]
|-
|-
|25 November 1997
|{{Wp|Constantine Kollias}}
|15 January 1998
|Greece
(52 days)
|[[Gulzarilal Nanda]]
|M
|M
|99
|1901&ndash;13 July 1998<br /><small>aged 96 years 194 days to <small>97 years, 193 days
|4 July 1898 – 15 Jan 1998
|15 January 1998 <small>(aged 96&ndash;97)</small>&ndash;13 July 1998 <small>(aged 96&ndash;97)</small><br /><small>179 days
99 years, 196 days
|[[India]]
|-
|-
|15 January 1998
|{{Wp|Ion Gheorghe Maurer}}
|13 July 1998
|Romania
(180 days)
|[[Konstantinos Kollias]]
|M
|M
|96 or 97
|
|1901 – 13 July 1998  
23 September 1902&ndash;8 February 2000<br /><small>aged 97 years, 138 days
96 years, 194 days to 97 years, 193 days
|13 July 1998 <small>(aged 95)</small>&ndash;8 February 2000 <small>(aged 97)</small><br /><small>1 year, 211 days  
|[[Greece]]
|-
|-
|13 July 1998
|{{Wp|Michail Stasinopoulos}}
|8 February 2000
| rowspan="2" |Greece
(1 year, 211 days)
|[[Ion Gheorghe Maurer]]
|M
|M
| 95–97
|27 July 1903&ndash;31 October 2002<br /><small>aged 99 years, 142 days
|23 September 1902 – 8 February 2000
|8 February 2000 <small>(aged 96)</small>&ndash;31 October 3002 <small>(aged 99)</small><br /><small>3 years, 267 days  
97 years, 139 days
|[[Romania]]
|-
|-
|8 February 2000
|{{Wp|Xenophon Zolotas}}
|31 October 2002
(2 years, 267 days)
|[[Michail Stasinopoulos]]
|M
|M
|96–99
|26 April 1904&ndash;10 Jube 2004<br /><small> aged 100 years, 45 days
|27 July 1903 – 31 Oct 2002
|31 October 2002 <small>(aged 98)</small>&ndash;10 June 2004 <small>(aged 100)</small><br /><small>1 year, 224 days
99 years, 143 days
|[[Greece]]
|-
|-
|31 October 2002
|{{Wp|Chau Sen Cosscal Chhum}}
|10 June 2004
|Cambodia
(1 year, 224 days)
|[[Xenophon Zolotas]]
|M
|M
|98–100
|1 September 1905&ndash;23 January 2009<br /><small>aged 103 years, 143 days
|26 Apr 1904 – 10 June 2004
| 10 June 2004 <small>(aged 98)</small>&ndash;23 January 2009 <small>(aged 103)</small><br /><small>4 years, 192 days
100 years, 45 days  
|[[Greece]]
|-
|-
|10 June 2004
|{{Wp|Abdel Halim Muhammad}}
|22 January 2009
|Sudan
(4 years, 228 days)
|[[Chau Sen Coscal Chhum]]
|M
|M
|98–103
|10 April 1910&ndash;16 April 2009<br /><small>aged 99 years, 6 days
|1 September 1905 – 22 January 2009
| 22 January 2009 <small>(aged 98)</small>&ndash;16 April 2009 <small>(aged 99)</small><br /><small>85 days
103 years, 143 days
|[[Cambodia]]
|World's longest lived state leader from<br>09 December 2008 ({{ayd|2008|12|9}})<br />Acting Cambodian Prime Minister
|-
|-
|22 January 2009
|{{Wp|Johan Ferrier}}
|16 April 2009
|Suriname
(85 days)
|[[Abdel Halim Muhammad]]
|M
|M
|98–99
|12 May 1910&ndash;4 January 2010<br /><small>agrd 99 years, 237 days
|10 Apr 1910 – 16 Apr 2009
|16 April 2009 <small>(aged 98)</small>&ndash;4 January 2010 <small>(aged 99)</small><br /><small>264 days
99 years, 6 days
|[[Sudan]]
|-
|-
|16 Apr 2009
|{{Wp|Bernardino Gonzalez Ruiz}}
|4 Jan 2010
|Panama
(264 days)
|[[Johan Ferrier]]
|M
|M
|98–99
| 11 January 1911&ndash;15 March 2012<br /><small>aged 101 years, 64 days
|12 May 1910 – 4 Jan 2010
|4 January 2010 <small>(aged 98)</small>&ndash;15 March 2012 <small>(aged 100)</small><br /><small>2 years, 72 days
99 years, 238 days
|[[Suriname]]
|-
|-
|4 Jan 2010
|{{Wp|Telmo Vargas}}
|15 Mar 2012
|Ecuador
(2 yrs, 72 days)
|[[Bernardino Gonzalez Ruiz]]
|M
|M
|98–100||11 Jan 1911 – 15 Mar 2012
|9 October 1912&ndash;9 August 2013<br /><small>aged 100 years, 304 days
101 years, 65 days  
|15 March 2012 <small>(aged 99)</small>&ndash;9 August 2013 <small>(aged 100)</small><br /><small>1 year, 144 days
|[[Panama]]
|-
|-
|15 Mar 2012
|{{Wp|André Prunet-Foch}}
|9 Aug 2013
|Andorra
(1 yr, 144 days)
| M
|[[Telmo Vargas]]
|3 July 1914&ndash;30 January 2017<br /><small>aged 102 years, 211 days
|M
| 9 August 2013 <small>(aged 99)</small>&ndash;30 January 2017 <small>(aged 102)</small>
| 99–100
<small>3 years, 174 days</small>
|9 Oct 1912 – 936 Aug 2013
100 years, 304 days
|[Ecuador]]
|-
|-
|9 Aug 2013
|{{Wp|Đỗ Mười}}
|27 July 2016
|Vietnam
(2 yrs, 353 days)
|[[Piet de Jong]]
|M
|M
|98–101
|2 February 1917&ndash;1 October 2018<br /><small>aged 101 years, 241 days
|3 Apr 1915 – 27 July 2016
|30 January 2017 <small>(aged 98)</small>&ndash;1 October 2018 <small>(aged 101)</small><br /><small>{{age in years and days|2017|1|30|2018|10|1}}</small>
101 years, 115 days
|[[Netherlands]]
|-
|-
|27 July 2016
|{{Wp|Babiker Awadalla}}
|1 Oct 2018<br>
|Sudan
(2 yrs, 66 days)
|[[Đỗ Mười]]
|M
|M
|99–101
|2 March 1917&ndash;17 January 2019<br /><small>aged 101 years, 321 days  
|2 Feb 1917 – 1 Oct 2018<br>
| 1 October 2018 <small>(aged 101)</small>&ndash;17 January 2019 <small>(aged 101)</small><br /><small>108 days
101 years, 241 days
|[[Vietnam]]
|-
|-
|1 Oct 2018
|{{Wp|Yasuhiro Nakasone}}
|17 Jan 2019
|Japan
(108 days)
|[[Babiker Awadalla]]
|M
|M
|101
|27 May 1918&ndash;29 November 2019<br /><small>aged 101 years, 186 days
|2 Mar 1917 – 17 Jan 2019
| 17 January 2019 <small>(aged 100)</small>&ndash;29 November 2019 <small>(aged 101)</small><br /><small>314 days
101 years, 321 days
|[[Sudan]]
|-
|-
|17 Jan 2019
|{{Wp|Hyun Soong-jong}}
|29 Nov 2019
|South Korea
(314 days)
|[[Yasuhiro Nakasone]]
|M
|M
|100–101
|
|27 May 1918 – 29 Nov 2019
26 February 1919&ndash;25 May 2021<br /><small>aged 101 years, 89 days  
101 years, 186 days
|29 November 2019 <small>(aged 100)</small>&ndash;25 May 2021 <small>(aged 101)</small><br /><small>178 days
|[[Japan]]
|-
|-
|29 Nov 2019
|{{Wp|Mustafa Ben Halim}}
|25 May 2020
|Libya
{{ayd|2019|11|29|2020|5|25}}
|[[Hyun Soong-jong]]
|M
|M
|100-101
|29 January 1921&ndash;7 December 2021<br /><small>aged 100 years, 312 days
|26 February 1919-25 May 2020
| 25 May 2021 <small>(aged 100)</small> &ndash; 7 December 2021 <small>(aged 100)</small><br /><small>196 days
101 years, 89 days  
|[[South Korea]]
|-
|-
|25 May 2020
|{{Wp|Francisco Morales Bermúdez}}
|7 December 2021
|Peru
{{ayd|2020|5|25|2020|12|7}}
|[[Mustafa Ben Halim]]
| M
|99-100
|29 January 1921 &ndash; 7 December 2021 (aged 100 years, 312 days)
|[[Libya]]
|-
|25 May 2020
|14 July 2022
{{ayd|2020|5|25|2022|07|14}}
|[[Francisco Morales-Bermúdez]]
|M
|M
|100
|4 October 1921&ndash;14 July 2022<br><small> aged 100 years, 283 days  
|4 October 1921 &ndash; 14 July 2022 (aged 100 years, 285 days)
|07 December 2021 <small>(aged 100)</small> &ndash; 14 July 2022 <small>(aged 100)</small>
|[[Libya]]
<small>219 days
|- bgcolor="gold"
|- bgcolor="#99FF99" |
|14 July 2022
|{{Wp|Khamtai Siphandone}}
|Present
| Laos
{{ayd|2022|7|14}}
|[[Khamtai Siphamdone]]
|M
|M
|98*
|born 8 February 1924'''<br />'''<small>age {{age in years and days|1924|2|8}}</small>
|8 February 1924
|14 July 2022 <small>(aged 98)</small>&ndash;11 October 2023 <small>(aged 99)</small><br><small>{{Age in years and days|2022|7|14|2023|10|11}}
|[[Laos]]
|- bgcolor="#fcc" |
|-
|'''{{Wp|Guillermo Rodriguez (politician)|Guillermo Rodriguez}}'''
|'''Ecuador'''
|'''M'''
|'''born 4 November 1923<br /><small>age {{age in years and days|1923|11|4}}'''
|'''11 October 2023''' <small>'''(aged 99)'''&ndash;'''''present'''''<br /><small>'''{{age in years and days|2023|10|11}}'''
|}
|}


=='''See also'''== 
*[[List of longest-reigning monarchs]]
*[[List of oldest living state leaders]]
*[[Lists of state leaders by age]]
*[[List of centenarians (politicians and civil servants)]]
*[[Records of heads of state]]
*[[List of Longest Living Cardinals]]
*[[Hypothetical List of longest-living state leaders]]
*[[Longest-lived state leaders by country]]
*[[List of Former longest living state leaders]]
*[[Comparison of Monarchs (list)]]
*[[Kage (Naruto)]]
*[[List of Philippine Officials by Age|Lists of Philippine Officials by age]]
*[[Hypothetical List of longest-living state leaders (31 December 2027)]]
=='''References'''== 
[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Lists]]
<references />

Revision as of 02:52, 27 April 2024

This article lists the 130 Longest -known living or deceased heads of state or heads of government of sovereign states (often a president or prime minister), born no earlier than 1800, and whose ages are documented in reliable sources. Those currently living are in bold on gold. The longest-lived non acting state leader with known exact dates of birth and death was the Longest lived former state leader is the former Turkish President and Prime Minister Celâl Bayar, who lived to 103 years, 98 days.

note: This list exclude leaders of one party ruled-states.

Gallery

  • Oldest:
    Turkey
    Celål Bayar (1883–1986, lived: 103 years, 98 days)
    served 1937–1939, 1950–1960;

  • 2nd-Oldest:
    France
    Antoine Pinay (1891-1994, lived: 102 years, 343 days)
    served: 1962

  • 3rd-oldest:
    Willem Drees (1889–1990, lived: 101 years. 314 days)
    served: 1975–1980

  • 11th-oldest ever:
    Ecuador
    Guillermo Rodriguez
    (born 1923, (age 100 years, 187 days)
    served: 1972–1976

Template:Age in years

List

Ages are up to date 05/9/2024

No. Name State Position Birth Death Age
1 Chau Sen Cocsal Chhum Cambodia Acting Prime Minister (1962) 1905 2009 103 years, 143 days
2 Celâl Bayar Türkiye Prime Minister (1937–1939)
President (1950–1960)		 1883 1986 103 years, 98 days
3 Antoine Pinay France Prime Minister (1952–1953) 1891 1994 102 years, 343 days
4 André Prunet-Foch Andorra French Viguier (1977–1980) 1914 2017 102 years, 211 days
5 Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni Japan Prime Minister (1945) 1887 1990 102 years, 48 days
6 Babiker Awadalla Sudan Prime Minister (1969) 1917 2019 101 years, 321 days
7 Willem Drees The Netherlands Prime Minister (1948–1958) 1889 1990 101 years, 314 days
8 Đỗ Mười Viet Nam Chairman of the Council of Ministers (1988–1991)
General Secretary of the Communist Party (1990–1997)		 1917 2018 101 years, 241 days
9 Zhang Qun Taiwan Premier (1947–1948) 1889 1990 101 years, 219 days
10 Yasuhiro Nakasone Japan Prime Minister (1982–1987) 1918 2019 101 years, 186 days
11 Piet de Jong The Netherlands Prime Minister (1967–1971) 1915 2016 101 years, 115 days
12 Hyun Soong-jong South Korea Prime Minister (1992–1993) 1919 2020 101 years, 88 days
13 Bernardino González Ruiz Panama Acting President (1963) 1911 2012 101 years, 64 days
14 Christopher Hornsrud Norway Prime Minister (1928) 1859 1960 101 years, 27 days
15 Mustafa Ben Halim Libya (Kingdom of) Prime Minister (1954–1957) 1921 2021 100 years, 312 days
16 Telmo Vargas Ecuador Acting Leader (1966) 1912 2013 10

0 years, 304 days

17 Francisco Morales-Bermúdez Peru Prime Minister (1975)
President (1975–1980)		 1921 2022 100 years, 283 days
18 Hau Pei-tsun Taiwan Premier (1990–1993) 1919 2020 100 years, 235 days
19 Guillermo Rodríguez Ecuador President (1972–1976) 1923 Alive 100 years, 187 days
20 Luis Echeverría Mexico President (1970–1976) 1922 2022 100 years, 172 days
21 Khamtai Siphandone Laos Prime Minister (1991–1998)
Chairman of the People's Revolutionary Party (1992–2006)
President (1998–2006)		 1924 Alive 100 years, 91 days
22 Tomiichi Murayama Japan Prime Minister (1994–1996) 1924 Alive 100 years, 67 days
23 Xenophon Zolotas Greece Prime Minister (1989–1990) 1904 2004 100 years, 45 days
Javier Pérez de Cuéllar Peru Prime Minister (2000–2001) 1920 2020
25 Abdul Salam Sabrah Yemen Acting Prime Minister (1969; 1971) 1912 2012 100 years, 32 days
26 Johan Ferrier Suriname President (1975–1980) 1910 2010 99 years, 237 days
27 Tun Tin Myanmar Prime Minister (1988) 1920 2020 99 years, 211 days
28 Jimmy Carter United States President (1977–1981) 1924 Alive 99 years, 221 days
29 Gulzarilal Nanda India Acting Prime Minister (1964; 1966) 1898 1998 99 years, 195 days
30 Sheikh Mukhtar Mohamed Hussein Somalia Interim president (1969) 1912 2012 99 years, 186 days
31 Mohammed Karim Lamrani Morocco Prime Minister (1971–1972; 1983–1986; 1992–1994) 1919 2018 99 years, 142 days
32 Sir Anthony Mamo Malta Prime Minister (1971–1974)
President (1974–1976)		 1909 2008 99 years, 113 days
33 Michail Stasinopoulos Greece President (1974–1975) 1903 2002 99 years, 96 days
34 Clifford Campbell Jamaica Governor-General (1962–1973) 1892 1991 99 years, 92 days
35 Võ Chí Công Vietnam Chairman of the Council of State (1987–1992) 1912 2011 99 years, 32 days
36 Abdel Halim Muhammad Sudan Committee of Sovereignty Member (1964–1965) 1910 2009 99 years, 6 days
37 Morarji Desai India Prime Minister (1977–1979) 1896 1995 99 years, 41 days
38 Ċensu Tabone Malta President (1989–1994) 1913 2012 98 years, 350 days
26-39 Hastings Banda Malawi Prime Minister (1964–1966)

State President (1966–1994) President of the Congress Party (1966–1993)

1898 1997 98 years, 329 days to 99 years, 328 days
40 Ali Hassan Mwinyi Tanzania President (1985–1995) 1925 2024 98 years, 297 days
41 Mahathir Mohamad Malaysia Prime Minister (1981–2003; 2018–2020) 1925 Alive 98 years, 304 days
42 Mohammad Hasan Sharq Afghanistan Chairman of the Council of Ministers (1988-1989) 1925 Alive 98 years, 297 days
43 Prem Tinsulanonda Thailand Prime Minister (1980–1988)
Regent (2016)		 1920 2019 98 years, 273 days
44 Pierre Harmel Belgium Prime Minister (1965–1966) 1911 2009 98 years, 244 days
45 Howard Cooke Jamaica Governor-General (1991–2006) 1915 2014 98 years, 240 days
46 Joseph Paul-Boncour France Prime Minister (1932–1933) 1873 1972 98 years, 237 days
47 Konstantinos Mitsotakis Greece Prime Minister (1990–1993) 1918 2017 98 years, 223 days
48 Isidro Ayora Ecuador President (1926–1931) 1879 1978 98 years, 203 days
49 Émile Reuter Luxembourg Prime Minister (1918–1925) 1874 1973 98 years, 196 days
50 Mamadou Dia Senegal Prime Minister (1960–1962) 1910 2009 98 years, 191 days
51 Aden Adde Somalia President (1960–1967) 1908 2007 98 years, 181 days
52 Nouhak Phoumsavanh Laos President (1992–1998) 1910 2008 98 years, 153 days
53 Lê Đức Anh Viet Nam President (1992–1997) 1920 2019 98 years, 142 days
54 Émile Derlin Zinsou Dahomey President (1968–1969) 1918 2016 98 years, 127 days
55 Borys Martos Ukraine Chairman of the Council of Ministers (1919) 1879 1977 98 years, 122 days
56 Artúr Görgei Hungary Acting Governor-President (1849) 1818 1916 98 years, 112 days
57 Lubomír Štrougal Czechoslovakia Prime Minister (1970–1988) 1924 2023 98 years, 110 days
58 Jean, Grand Duke of Luxembourg Luxembourg Grand Duke (1964–2000) 1921 2019 98 years, 108 days
59 Gough Whitlam Australia Prime Minister (1972–1975) 1916 2014 98 years, 102 days
60 Giorgio Napolitano Italy President (2006–2015) 1925 2023 98 years, 85 days
61 Venceslau Brás Brazil President (1914–1918) 1868 1966 98 years, 78 days
62 Claude Rostain Andorra French Viguier (1972–1977) 1916 2015 98 years, 56 days
63 Ramaswamy Venkataraman India President (1987–1992) 1910 2009 98 years, 54 days
64 Dezső Pattantyús-Ábrahám Hungry Prime Minister (1919) 1875 1973 98 years, 15 days
65 Gabriel París Gordillo Colombia President (1957–1958) 1910 2008 98 years, 13 days
66 Abdoulaye Wade Senegal President (2000&nash;2012) 1926 Alive 97 years, 346 days
67 Miloš Jakeš Czechoslovakia General Secretary of the Communist Party (1987–1989) 1922 2020 98 years, 322 days
68 Abdelsalam Majali Jordan Prime Minister (1993–1995; 1997–1998) 1925 2023 97 years, 319 days
69 Kenan Evren Türkiye President of the National Security Council (1980–1982)
State President (1982–1989)		 1917 2015 97 years, 296 days
70 Wellington Koo China Acting Premier (1924)
Acting President (1926–1927)		 1888 1985 97 years, 289 days
71 Baron Ignaz von Plener Austria-Hungary Minister-President (1870) 1810 1908 97 years, 272 days
72 Domhnall Ua Buachalla Ireland Governor-General (1932–1936) 1866 1963 97 years, 267 days
73 Abdelmalek Benhabyles Algeria Chair of the Constitutional Council (1992) 1921 2018 97 years, 245 days
74 Francesc Badia Batalla Andorra Episcopal Veguer (1972–1993) 1923 2020 97 years, 217 days
75 Arnaldo Forlani Italy Prime Minister (1980–1981) 1925 2023 97 years, 210 days
76 Ramón José Velásquez Venezuela President (1993-1994) 1916 2014 97 years, 208 days
77 He Yingqin Taiwan Premier (1949) 1890 1987 97 years, 202 days
78 Lee Teng-hui Taiwan President (1988–2000) 1923 2020 97 years, 197 days
79 Valdas Adamkus Lithuania President (1998–2003; 2004–2009) 1926 Alive 97 years, 188 days
80 Liam Cosgrave Ireland Taoiseach (1973–1977) 1920 2017 97 years, 174 days
81 Alfredo Solf y Muro Peru Prime Minister (1939–1944) 1872 1969 97 years, 152 days
82 Patricio Aylwin Chile President (1990–1994) 1918 2016 97 years, 145 days
83 Armando Villanueva Peru Prime Minister (1988–1989) 1915 2013 97 years, 140 days
83 Raif Dizdarević SFR Yugoslavia President of the Presidency (1988–1989) 1926 Alive 97 years, 152 days
85 Ion Gheorghe Maurer Romania President of the Presidium (1958–1961)
(Acting) President of the State Council (1965)
Prime Minister (1961–1974)		 1902 2000 97 years, 138 days
86 Martial Célestin Haiti Prime Minister (1988) 1913 2011 97 years, 123 days
87 Gheorghe Apostol Romania First Secretary of the Worker's Party (1954–1955) 1913 2010 97 years, 97 days
88 Kenneth Kaunda Zambia State President (1964–1991) 1924 2021 97 years, 50 days
89 Walter Scheel West Germany (Acting) Chancellor (1974)
President (1974–1979)		 1919 2016 97 years, 47 days
90 Thanin Kraivichien Thailand Prime Minister (1976–1977) 1927 Alive 97 years, 34 days
91 Helmut Schmidt West Germany Chancellor (1974–1982) 1918 2015 96 years, 322 days
92 Gennaro Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte Vatican City Acting Sovereign (1939) 1851 1948 96 years, 312 days
93 Khertek Anchimaa-Toka Tuvan People's Republic Chairperson of the Presidium (1940–1944) 1912 2008 96 years, 308 days
94 Camille Huysmans Belgium Prime Minister (1946–1947) 1871 1968 96 years, 275 days
95 Yitzhak Shamir Israel Prime Minister (1983–1984; 1986–1992) 1915 2012 96 years, 252 days
96 Federico Paéz Ecuador President (1935–1937) 1877 1974 96 years, 250 days
97 Habib Bourguiba Tunisia Prime Minister (1956–1957)
President (1957–1987)		 1903 2000 96 years, 247 days
98 Vyacheslav Molotov Soviet Union Premier (1930–1941 1890 1986 96 years, 244 days
99 Yang Hyong-sop North Korea Chairman of the Supreme People's Assembly (1983–1984; 1998–2019) 1926 2022 96 years, 224 days
77-100 Constantine Kollias Greece Prime Minister (1967) 1901 1997 96 years, 194 days to 97 years, 193 days

Next 10 to Join

No. Name State Position Birth Death Age Date of entry to the Main list
1 Kim Yong-nam North Korea Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly (1998–2019) 1928 Alive 96 years, 71 days August 16, 2024
Constantine Collias
2 Arnold Rüütel Estonia Chairman of the Supreme Council (1991–1992)
President (2001–2006) 		1928 Alive 95 years, 365 days December 20, 2024
Yang Hyong-sop
3 Arthur Foulkes Bahamas Governor-General (2010–2014) 1928 Alive 95 years, 364 days January 10, 2025
Yang Hyong-sop
4 Péter Boross Hungary Prime Minister (1993–1994) 1928 Alive 95 years, 256 days May 1, 2025
Habib Bourguiba
5 Zhu Rongji China Premier of the State Council (1998–2003) 1928 Alive 95 years, 199 days June 30, 2025
Federico Paéz
6 Édouard Balladur France Prime Minister (1993–1995) 1929 Alive 95 years, 7 days January 9, 2026
Yitzhak Shamir
7 Sam Nujoma Namibia President (1990–2005) 1929 Alive 94 years, 363 days February 11, 2026
Camille Huysmans
8 Orville Turnquest Bahamas Governor-General (1995–2001) 1929 Alive 94 years, 295 days May 23, 2026
Khertek Anchimaa-Toka
9 Jamshid bin Abdullah Zanzibar Sultan (1963–1964) 1929 Alive 94 years, 236 days July 25, 2026
Gennaro Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte
10 Violeta Chamorro Nicaragua Member of the Junta of National Reconstruction (1979–1980)
President (1990–1997) 		1929 Alive 94 years, 204 days September 25, 2026
Helmut Schmidt

Chronological List of eldest living state leaders since 1885

Key
Current Longest-living Former Longest-living
Name Country Sex Lifespan Time as Eldest
Kaiser Wilhelm I Germany M 22 March 1797–14 May 1888
aged 90 years, 353 days 		– 9 March 1888 (aged 90)
??
George Tupou I Tonga M 4 December 1797–18 February 1893
aged 95 years, 76 days 		9 March 1888 (aged 91) –18 February 1893 (aged 95)
4 years, 343 days
Pedro de Aycinena y Piñol Guatemala M 19 October 1802–14 May 1897
aged 94 years, 207 days 		18 February 1893 (aged 90) – 14 May 1897 (aged 94)
4 years 85 days
Count Bernhard von Rechberg Austria M 17 July 1806–26 February 1899
aged 92 years 224 days 		14 May 1897 (aged 90) – 26 February 1899 (aged 92)
1 year, 289 days
Tomas Gormensoro Albin Uruguay M 27 January 1810–12 April 1900
90 years, 76 days 		26 February 1899 (aged 87) –12 April 1900 (aged 90)
2 years, 334 days)
Pope Leo XIII Papal States M 2 March 1810–20 July 1903
aged 93 years, 140 days 		12 Apr 1900 (aged 90) – 20 July 1903 (aged 93)
3 years, 99 days
Freihrr Ignaz von Plener Austria M 21 May 1810–17 February 1908
aged 97 years, 272 days 		20 July 1903 (aged 93) – 17 February 1908 (aged 97)
4 years, 212 days
Artúr Gorgey Hungary M 30 January 1818–21 May 1916
aged 98 years, 113 days 		17 February 1908 (aged 90)–21 May 1916 (aged 98)
8 years, 95 days
Mackenzie Bowell Canada M 27 December 1823–10 December 1917
aged 93 years, 348 days 		21 May 1916 (aged 92)–10 December 1917 (aged 93)
1 year, 203 days)
Charles de Freycinet France M 14 November 1828–14 May 1923
aged 94 years, 181 days 		10 December 1917 (aged 89)–14 May 1923 (aged 94)
5 years, 352 days
Matsukata Masayoshi Japan M 25 February 1835–2 July 1924
aged 89 years, 127 days 		14 May 1923 (aged 87) – 2 July 1924 (aged 89)
350 days

Jules Méline

France M 20 May 1838–21 December 1925
aged 87 years, 216 days 		2 July 1924 (aged 86)–21 December 1925 (aged 87)
2 years 158 days
Paolo Boselli Italy M 8 June 1838–10 Match 1932
aged 93 years, 272 days 		2 July 1924 (aged 86)–10 March 1932 (aged 93)
7 years, 260 days
Francisco Andrade Marín Ecuador M 15 November 1841–6 September 1935
aged 93 years, 295 days 		10 March 1932 (aged 88)–6 September 1935 (aged 93)
3 years, 175 days
Lizardo Garcia M 26 April 1844–29 May 1937
aged 93 years, 34 days 		6 September 1935 (aged 91)–29 May 1937 (aged 93)
1 year, 263 days
Eliodoro Villazón Bolivia M 22 January 1848–12 September 1939
aged 91 years, 233 days 		29 May 1937 (aged 89)–12 September 1939 (aged 91)
2 years, 194 days
Alejandro Deustua Peru M 22 March 1849–6 August 1945
aged 96 years, 138 days 		12 September 1939 (aged 90)–6 August 1945 (aged 96)
8 years, 69 days
Gennaro Pignatello di Belmonte Vatican City M 10 April 1851–16 February 1948
aged 96 years, 312 days 		6 August 1945 (aged 94)–16 February 1948 (aged 96)
2 years, 194 days)
Philippe Petain France M 24 Apr 1856–23 July 1951
aged 95 years, 90 days 		16 February 1948 (aged 91)–23 July 1951 (aged 95)
3 years, 157 days
Pedro Lascurain Mexico M 8 May 1856–21 July 1952
aged 96 years, 74 days 		23 July 1951 (aged 95) – 21 July 1952 (aged 96)
364 days
Christopher Hornsrud Norway M 15 November 1859–12 December 1960
aged 101 years, 27 days 		9 September 1957 (aged 92)–12 December 1960 (aged 101)

3 years, 93 days

Venceslau Brás Brazil M 26 February 1868–15 May 1966
aged 98 years, 78 days 		12 December 1960 (aged 92)–15 May 1966 (aged 98)
5 years, 154 days
Camille Huysmans Belgium M 26 May 1871–25 February 1968
aged 96 years, 275 days 		15 May 1966 (aged 94) – 25 February 1968 (aged 96)
1 year, 286 days
Alfredo Solf y Muro Peru M 15 March 1872–14 August 1969
aged 97 years, 152 days 		25 February 1968 (aged 96)–14 August 1969 (aged 97)
1 year, 170 days
Joseph Paul-Boncour France M 4 August 1873–28 March 1972
aged 98 years, 237 days 		14 August 1969 (aged 96)–28 March 1972 (aged 98)
2 years, 227 days
Émile Reuter Luxembourg M 2 August 1874–14 February 1973
aged 98 years, 196 days 		28 March 1972 (aged 97)–14 February 1973 (aged 98)
323 days
Dezso Pattantyus-Abraham Hungary M 10 July 1875–25 July 1973
aged 98 years, 15 days 		14 February 1973 (aged 97) – 25 July 1973 (aged 98)
161 days
Federico Páez Ecuador M 4 June 1877 – 9 February 1974
aged 96 years, 250 days		 25 July 1973 (aged 96)–9 February 1974 (aged 96)
199 days
Borys Martos Ukraine M 20 May 1879–19 September 1977
aged 98 years, 122 days		 9 February 1974 (aged 94)–19 September 1977 (aged 98)
3 years, 222 days
Isidro Ayora Ecuador M 31 August 1879 – 22 March 1978
98 years, 203 days 		19 September 1977 (aged 98)–22 March 1978 (aged 98)
184 days
Federico Chaves Paraguay M 22 March 1978–24 April 1978
96 years, 68 days 		22 March 1978 (aged 96)–24 March 1978 (aged 96)
33 days
Celál Bayar Türkiye M 16 May 1883 – 22 August 1986
aged 103 years, 99 days 		24 April 1978 (aged 94)–22 August 1986 (aged 103)
8 years, 121 days
Willem Drees Netherlands M 5 July 1886–14 May 1988
aged 101 years, 314 days		 22 August 1986 (aged 100)–14 May 1988 (aged 101)

1 year, 267 days

Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni Japan M• 3 December 1887–20 January 1990
aged aged 102 years, 48 days		 14 May 1988 (aged 101)–20 January 1990 (aged 102)
2 years, 252 days
Zhang Qun Taiwan M 9 May 1889–14 December 1990
aged 101 years, 220 days 		20 January 1990 (aged 100)–14 December 1990 (aged 101)
329 days
Antoine Pinay France M 30 December 1891–13 December 1994
aged 102 years, 348 days 		14 December 1990 (aged 98)–13 December 1994 (aged 102)

3 years, 364 days

Morarji Desai India M 29 February 1896–10 April 1995
aged 99 years, 41 days 		13 December 1994 (aged 98) –10 April 1995 (aged 99)
119 days
Gulzarilal Nanda India M 4 July 1898–15 January 1998
aged 99 years, 195 days 		10 April 1995 (aged 96)–15 January 1998 (aged 99)
2 years, 275 days
Constantine Kollias Greece M 1901–13 July 1998
aged 96 years 194 days to 97 years, 193 days 		15 January 1998 (aged 96–97)–13 July 1998 (aged 96–97)
179 days
Ion Gheorghe Maurer Romania M

23 September 1902–8 February 2000
aged 97 years, 138 days

13 July 1998 (aged 95)–8 February 2000 (aged 97)
1 year, 211 days
Michail Stasinopoulos Greece M 27 July 1903–31 October 2002
aged 99 years, 142 days 		8 February 2000 (aged 96)–31 October 3002 (aged 99)
3 years, 267 days
Xenophon Zolotas M 26 April 1904–10 Jube 2004
aged 100 years, 45 days 		31 October 2002 (aged 98)–10 June 2004 (aged 100)
1 year, 224 days
Chau Sen Cosscal Chhum Cambodia M 1 September 1905–23 January 2009
aged 103 years, 143 days 		10 June 2004 (aged 98)–23 January 2009 (aged 103)
4 years, 192 days
Abdel Halim Muhammad Sudan M 10 April 1910–16 April 2009
aged 99 years, 6 days 		22 January 2009 (aged 98)–16 April 2009 (aged 99)
85 days
Johan Ferrier Suriname M 12 May 1910–4 January 2010
agrd 99 years, 237 days 		16 April 2009 (aged 98)–4 January 2010 (aged 99)
264 days
Bernardino Gonzalez Ruiz Panama M 11 January 1911–15 March 2012
aged 101 years, 64 days 		4 January 2010 (aged 98)–15 March 2012 (aged 100)
2 years, 72 days
Telmo Vargas Ecuador M 9 October 1912–9 August 2013
aged 100 years, 304 days 		15 March 2012 (aged 99)–9 August 2013 (aged 100)
1 year, 144 days
André Prunet-Foch Andorra M 3 July 1914–30 January 2017
aged 102 years, 211 days 		9 August 2013 (aged 99)–30 January 2017 (aged 102)

3 years, 174 days

Đỗ Mười Vietnam M 2 February 1917–1 October 2018
aged 101 years, 241 days 		30 January 2017 (aged 98)–1 October 2018 (aged 101)
1 year, 244 days
Babiker Awadalla Sudan M 2 March 1917–17 January 2019
aged 101 years, 321 days 		1 October 2018 (aged 101)–17 January 2019 (aged 101)
108 days
Yasuhiro Nakasone Japan M 27 May 1918–29 November 2019
aged 101 years, 186 days 		17 January 2019 (aged 100)–29 November 2019 (aged 101)
314 days
Hyun Soong-jong South Korea M

26 February 1919–25 May 2021
aged 101 years, 89 days

29 November 2019 (aged 100)–25 May 2021 (aged 101)
178 days
Mustafa Ben Halim Libya M 29 January 1921–7 December 2021
aged 100 years, 312 days 		25 May 2021 (aged 100) – 7 December 2021 (aged 100)
196 days
Francisco Morales Bermúdez Peru M 4 October 1921–14 July 2022
aged 100 years, 283 days 		07 December 2021 (aged 100) – 14 July 2022 (aged 100)

219 days

Khamtai Siphandone Laos M born 8 February 1924
age 100 years, 91 days 		14 July 2022 (aged 98)–11 October 2023 (aged 99)
1 year, 89 days
Guillermo Rodriguez Ecuador M born 4 November 1923
age 100 years, 187 days 		11 October 2023 (aged 99)–present
211 days

See also

References


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