Osman Hussein (politician)

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Osman Hussein
عثمان حسين

Acting Prime Minister of Sudan
Incumbent
Assumed office 19 January 2022
President	Transitional Sovereignty Council
Preceded by	Abdalla Hamdok
General Secretary of the Prime Minister's Office
In office 13 March 2019 – 19 January 2022
President	Omar al-Bashir Ahmed Awad Ibn Auf Abdel Fattah al-Burhan
Prime Minister	Mohamed Tahir Ayala Abdalla Hamdok

Personal details
Born	1951 (age 73–74) Sudan
Political party	National Congress Party (until 2019)

Osman Hussein (born 1951) is a Sudanese politician who has served as acting prime minister of Sudan since 19 January 2022, following the resignation of Abdalla Hamdok on 2 January 2022.^[1]^[2]^[3]

References

^ "Sudan's Burhan forms caretaker government". sudantribune.com. 20 February 2022. Archived from the original on 24 January 2022. Retrieved 19 February 2022.
^ "Acting Council of Ministers Approves General Budget for Year 2022". MSN. Archived from the original on 2022-02-19. Retrieved 2022-02-19.
^ "من هو عثمان حسين عثمان رئيس وزارة شؤون مجلس الوزراء السوداني – المنصة". www.almnsa.com (in Arabic). Retrieved 2022-04-10.

v t e Prime ministers of Sudan
Republic of Sudan (1956–1969)	al-Azhari Khalil Abboud† Al-Khalifa Mahgoub al-Mahdi Mahgoub
Democratic Republic of Sudan (1969–1985)	Awadalla Nimeiry† Bakr Nimeiry†
Republic of Sudan (1985–2019)	Daf'allah al-Mahdi post abolished, 1989–2017 Saleh Moussa Ayala
Transitional period (2019–present)	vacant, 2019 Hamdok vacant, 2021 Hamdok vacant, 2022 Hussein*
† military * acting

v t e Current heads of government
Africa	Algeria: Larbaoui Botswana: Boko Burkina Faso: Ouédraogo* Burundi: Ndirakobuca Cameroon: Ngute Cape Verde: Correia e Silva Central African Republic: Moloua Chad: Halina Democratic Republic of the Congo: Suminwa Republic of the Congo: Makosso Djibouti: Mohamed Egypt: Madbouly Equatorial Guinea: Osa Eritrea: Isaias Eswatini: Dlamini Ethiopia: Abiy Gabon: Sima Ghana: Mahama Guinea: Oury* Guinea-Bissau: Duarte de Barros Ivory Coast: Beugre Mambe Libya: Dbeibeh Lesotho: Matekane Madagascar: Ntsay Mali: Maïga* Mauritania: Djay Mauritius: Ramgoolam Morocco: Akhannouch Mozambique: Benvinda Levy Namibia: Ngurare Niger: Zeine Nigeria: Tinubu Rwanda: Ngirente Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic: Bayoun São Tomé and Príncipe: Ramos Senegal: Sonko Sierra Leone: Sengeh Somalia: Barre Somaliland: Abdirahman South Africa: Ramaphosa Sudan: Hussein* Tanzania: Majaliwa Togo: Dogbé Tunisia: Madouri Uganda: Nabbanja
Asia	Abkhazia: Delba* Afghanistan: Akhund* Bahrain: Salman bin Hamad Bangladesh: Yunus* Bhutan: Tobgay Brunei: Hassanal Bolkiah Cambodia: Manet China: Li East Timor: Gusmão Hong Kong: Lee India: Modi Indonesia: Prabowo Iran: Pezeshkian Iraq: Sudani Israel: Netanyahu Japan: Ishiba Jordan: Hassan Kazakhstan: Bektenov Kuwait: Sabah Kyrgyzstan: Kasymaliev Laos: Siphandone Lebanon: Salam Malaysia: Anwar Mongolia: Oyun-Erdene Myanmar: Min Aung Hlaing Nepal: Oli North Korea: Pak Oman: Haitham bin Tariq Pakistan: Shehbaz Palestine: Mustafa Philippines: Marcos Qatar: Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Saudi Arabia: Mohammed bin Salman Singapore: Wong South Korea: Han* South Ossetia: Dzhussoev Sri Lanka: Dissanayake Syria: Al-Sharaa Taiwan: Cho Tajikistan: Rasulzoda Thailand: Paetongtarn United Arab Emirates: Mohammed bin Rashid Uzbekistan: Aripov Vietnam: Phạm Yemen: Mubarak*
Europe	Albania: Rama Andorra: Espot Armenia: Pashinyan Austria: Stocker Azerbaijan: Asadov Belarus: Turchin Belgium: De Wever Bosnia and Herzegovina: Krišto Bulgaria: Zhelyazkov Croatia: Plenković Cyprus: Christodoulides Czech Republic: Fiala Denmark: Frederiksen Estonia: Michal Faroe Islands: Johannesen Finland: Orpo France: Bayrou Georgia: Kobakhidze Germany: Scholz Greece: Mitsotakis Hungary: Orbán Iceland: Kristrún Ireland: Martin Italy: Meloni Kosovo: Kurti Latvia: Siliņa Liechtenstein: Haas Lithuania: Paluckas Luxembourg: Frieden Malta: Abela Moldova: Recean Monaco: Berro-Amadeï* Montenegro: Spajić Netherlands: Schoof North Macedonia: Mickoski Norway: Støre Poland: Tusk Portugal: Montenegro Romania: Ciolacu Russia: Mishustin Serbia: Macut Slovakia: Fico Slovenia: Golob Spain: Sánchez Sweden: Kristersson Switzerland: Keller-Sutter, Parmelin, Cassis, Rösti, Baume-Schneider, Jans, and Pfister Turkey: Erdoğan Ukraine: Shmyhal United Kingdom: Starmer Vatican City: Petrini
North America	Aruba: Wever-Croes Anguilla: Richardson-Hodge Antigua and Barbuda: Browne Bahamas: Davis Barbados: Mottley Belize: Briceño Bermuda: Burt British Virgin Islands: Wheatley Canada: Carney Cayman Islands: O'Connor-Connolly Cuba: Marrero Cruz Curaçao: Pisas Dominica: Skerrit Dominican Republic: Abinader El Salvador: Bukele Greenland: Egede Grenada: Mitchell Guatemala: Arévalo Haiti: Fils-Aimé* Jamaica: Holness Mexico: Sheinbaum Montserrat: Meade Saint Kitts and Nevis: Drew Saint Lucia: Pierre Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Gonsalves Trinidad and Tobago: Young United States: Trump
South America	Argentina: Milei Bolivia: Arce Brazil: Lula Chile: Boric Colombia: Petro Ecuador: Noboa Guyana: Ali Paraguay: Peña Peru: Boluarte Suriname: Santokhi Uruguay: Orsi Venezuela: Maduro
Oceania	Australia: Albanese Cook Islands: Brown Fiji: Rabuka Nauru: Adeang New Zealand: Luxon Niue: Tagelagi Papua New Guinea: Marape Samoa: Mataʻafa Solomon Islands: Manele Tonga: Eke Tuvalu: Teo Vanuatu: Napat
Asterisk () indicate an acting head of government · Italics* indicate a head of government of non-UN member state

v t e Leaders of Arab League member states
Algeria Abdelmadjid Tebboune Nadir Larbaoui Bahrain Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa Salman Comoros Azali Assoumani Djibouti Ismaïl Omar Guelleh Abdoulkader Kamil Mohamed Egypt Abdel Fattah el-Sisi Moustafa Madbouly Iraq Abdul Latif Rashid Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani Jordan Abdullah II Jafar Hassan Kuwait Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah Ahmad Al-Abdullah Al-Sabah Lebanon Joseph Aoun Nawaf Salam Libya Mohamed al-Menfi Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh Mauritania Mohamed Ould Ghazouani Mokhtar Ould Djay Morocco Mohammed VI Aziz Akhannouch Oman Haitham bin Tariq Palestine Mahmoud Abbas Mohammad Mustafa Qatar Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani Saudi Arabia Salman Mohammed bin Salman Somalia Hassan Sheikh Mohamud Hamza Abdi Barre Sudan Transitional Sovereignty Council* Osman Hussein* Syria Ahmed al-Sharaa Tunisia Kais Saied Kamel Madouri United Arab Emirates Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Yemen Rashad al-Alimi* Ahmad Awad bin Mubarak

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