Denis Sassou-Nguesso

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Denis Sassou-Nguesso is the head of state of Republic of the Congo, a country on the continent of Africa, and has been in office since 1997. The head of state is the highest representative figure of a country: depending on the constitution a president, a monarch or another head. They represent the nation at home and abroad, receive ambassadors and guests from around the world, sign laws or treaties and stand symbolically for the unity of the nation. In some countries the head of state also leads the government, in others the role is mainly ceremonial while a head of government runs day-to-day politics. Who holds this office changes again and again with elections, successions or political upheavals. Learn here who represents Republic of the Congo at the top, on which continent the country lies and since when this person has been in office: a little profile of the world's leaders. Good to know: A head of state represents a country at home and abroad. The Earth has six inhabited continents.

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Who is the head of state of Republic of the Congo?

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Denis Sassou-Nguesso

Denis Sassou-Nguesso is the head of Republic of the Congo.

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Of which country is Denis Sassou-Nguesso head of state?

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Republic of the Congo

Republic of the Congo is in Africa.

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