Power in the Hands of Youngsters: ‘Under 40’ Rules of the Future!

The appointment of Paetongtarn Shinawatra represents a significant change in Thai politics and mirrors a worldwide shift towards younger individuals taking on leadership positions.
Power in the Hands of Youngsters: ‘Under 40’ Rules of the Future!
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At 37 years old, Paetongtarn Shinawatra became one of the youngest world leaders when she was elected as Thailand's 31st prime minister. Her appointment signifies a crucial moment in Thai politics and underscores the worldwide trend of younger leaders ascending to positions of power.

The appointment of Paetongtarn Shinawatra represents a significant change in Thai politics and mirrors a worldwide shift towards younger individuals taking on leadership positions.

12 youngest world leaders currently in office

  • French PM - Gabriel Attal: Born March 16, 1989 (35)

  • Interim President of Burkina Faso - Ibrahim Traoré:  Born March 14, 1988 (36)

  • Ecuador President - Daniel Noboa: Born November 30, 1987 (36)

  • Montenegro Prime Minister - Milojko Spajić: Born September 24, 1987 (36)

  • Montenegro President - Jakov Milatović: Born December 7, 1986 (37)

  • Ireland Taoiseach - Simon Harris: October 17, 1986 (37)

  • Thailand PM - Paetongtarn Shinawatra: Born August 21, 1986 (37)

  • Chile President - Gabriel Boric: Born February 11, 1986 (38)

  • Saudi Arabia Prime Minister - Mohammed bin Salman: Born August 31, 1985 (38)

  • Chad President - Mahamat Déby: Born April 4, 1984 (40)

  • Interim President of Mali - Assimi Goita: Born 1983 (40)

  • Supreme Leader of North Korea - Kim Jong-un: Born 8 January, 1983 (41)

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