The official title president of the council of state, or chairman of the council of state is used to describe the presiding member of a council of state. In many countries with a justice system based on French Napoleonic law, the council of state serves as the supreme administrative court. It is also used for the head of state of North Korea, and formerly used to describe the head of the state in Cuba and of the former communist states in the Democratic Republic of Germany, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Cambodia and Vietnam.
President of the Council of State of Belgium (Head of the Supreme Administrative Court)
President of the Council of State of Colombia (Head of the Supreme Administrative Court)
President of the Council of State of Greece (Head of the Supreme Administrative Court)
President of the Council of State of Italy (Head of the Supreme Administrative Court)
President of the Council of State of Luxembourg (Head of the supreme advisory body to the Government)
President of the Council of State of Spain (Head of the supreme advisory body to the Government)
President of the Council of State of Turkey (Head of the Supreme Administrative Court)
President of the Council of State of France (held by the Prime Minister)
President of the Council of State of the Netherlands (held by the King)
President of the Council of State of Portugal (held by the President)
President of the Council of State of Republic of Cuba
President of the Council of State of Denmark (de facto)