President of the Council of State
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The official title President of the Council of State, or Chairman of the Council of State is used to describe the head of the states of Cuba, and formerly communist states in the East Germany, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Cambodia and Vietnam.
- President of the Council of State of Republic of Cuba
- President of the Council of State of Socialist Republic of Vietnam
- Chairman of the State Council of German Democratic Republic
- Chairman of the Council of State of Polish People's Republic
- President of the State Council of Socialist Republic of Romania
- Chairman of the State Council of People's Republic of Bulgaria
- Chairman of the Council of State of People's Republic of Kampuchea
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