Constitutional Role and Powers
The president of Ukraine is the head of state and holds significant executive authority under the constitution. The office represents national unity, ensures compliance with the constitution, and safeguards sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Election and Term
The president is elected by popular vote for a five-year term. The constitution limits the presidency to two consecutive terms. Elections are administered by the Central Election Commission and monitored by international observers.
Current Officeholder
Volodymyr Zelensky has served as president of Ukraine since May 2019. He was elected with a strong majority and continues to lead the country amid ongoing security challenges. For official updates, visit the Office of the President of Ukraine.
