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This is a list of vice presidents in 2023.
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This is a list of vice presidents in 2023.
Angola Vice President – Esperança da Costa (2022–present)
Botswana Vice President – Slumber Tsogwane (2018–present)
Burkina Faso
Benin – Vice President – Mariam Chabi Talata (2021–present)
Burundi – Vice President – Prosper Bazombanza (2020–present)
Chad Vice-chairmen of Transitional Military Council – Djimadoum Tiraina (2021–present)
Egypt Vice President – vacant (2019–present)
Equatorial Guinea Vice President – Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue (2016–present)
Gabon Vice President – 
The Gambia Vice President – 
Ghana Vice President – Mahamudu Bawumia (2017–present)
Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) Vice President – Tiémoko Meyliet Koné (2022–present)
Kenya Deputy President – Rigathi Gachagua (2022–present)
Liberia Vice President – Jewel Taylor (2018–present)
Libya
Malawi Vice President – Saulos Chilima (2020–present)
Mali Vice President – vacant (2021–present)
Mauritius Vice President – Eddy Boissezon (2019–present)
Namibia Vice President – Nangolo Mbumba (2018–present)
Niger Vice President of the National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland – Salifou Modi (2023–present) [1] 
Nigeria Vice President – 
Seychelles Vice President – Ahmed Afif (2020–present)
Sierra Leone Vice President – Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh (2018–present)
Somaliland Vice President – Abdirahman Saylici (2010–present)
South Africa Deputy President – 
South Sudan
Sudan – Deputy Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council – 
Tanzania Vice President – Philip Mpango (2021–present) 
Zanzibar
Uganda Vice President – Jessica Alupo (2021–present)
Zambia Vice President – Mutale Nalumango (2021–present)
Zimbabwe
Abkhazia Vice President – Badr Gunba (2020–present)
Afghanistan
Azerbaijan Vice President – Mehriban Aliyeva (2017–present)
China (People's Republic of China) Vice President – 
India Vice President – Jagdeep Dhankhar (2022–present)
Indonesia Vice President – Ma'ruf Amin (2019–present)
Iran
Iraq
Kurdistan
North Korea (Democratic People's Republic of Korea)
Laos
Maldives Vice President – 
Myanmar
Nepal Vice President – 
Philippines Vice President – Sara Duterte (2022–present)
Syrian Arab Republic
Syrian Interim Government
Taiwan (Republic of China) Vice President – Lai Ching-te (2020–present)
Turkey Vice President 
United Arab Emirates Vice President 
Vietnam Vice President – Võ Thị Ánh Xuân (2021–present)
Republic of Yemen Vice President – Ali Mohsen al-Ahmar (2016–present)
Supreme Political Council (unrecognised, rival government) Deputy Head of the Supreme Political Council – Qassem Labozah (2016–present)
Bulgaria Vice President – Iliana Iotova (2017–present)
Cyprus Vice President – vacant (1974–present)
Switzerland Vice President – Viola Amherd (2023)
Costa Rica
Cuba Vice President – Salvador Valdés Mesa (2019–present)
Dominican Republic Vice President – Raquel Peña de Antuña (2020–present)
El Salvador Vice President – Félix Ulloa (2019–present)
Guatemala Vice President – Guillermo Castillo (2020–present)
Honduras
Nicaragua Vice President – Rosario Murillo (2017–present)
Panama Vice President – Jose Gabriel Carrizo (2019–present)
United States Vice President – Kamala Harris (2021–present)
Kiribati Vice President – Teuea Toatu (2019–prezent)
Micronesia Vice President – Aren Palik (2022–present)
Nauru Minister Assisting the President – 
Palau Vice President – Uduch Sengebau Senior – (2021–present)
Samoa
Argentina Vice President – 
Bolivia Vice President – David Choquehuanca (2020–present)
Brazil Vice President – Geraldo Alckmin (2023–present)
Colombia Vice President – Francia Márquez (2022–present)
Ecuador Vice President – 
Guyana
Paraguay Vice President – 
Peru
Suriname Vice President – Ronnie Brunswijk (2020–present) [2] 
Uruguay Vice President – Beatriz Argimón (2020–present)
Venezuela Vice President – Delcy Rodríguez (2018–present)
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