Saint Martin Does Not Have a President, as it is Not an Independent Country. Here’s a Breakdown To clarify

Saint Martin does not have a president, as it is not an independent country. Here’s a breakdown to clarify:

About Saint Martin

• Location: Caribbean island, split into two parts:
  • North: Saint-Martin (French overseas collectivity)
  • South: Sint Maarten (Dutch constituent country)

French Side – Saint-Martin (Collectivité de Saint-Martin)

• Status: French overseas collectivity since 2007 (before that, part of Guadeloupe).
• Head of State: The President of France (currently Emmanuel Macron as of 2025).
• Local Leader: The President of the Territorial Council (like a local governor/mayor).

Past Presidents of the Territorial Council of Saint-Martin:

1. Louis-Constant Fleming – 2007 to 2008
2. Frantz Gumbs – 2008 to 2012
3. Aline Hanson – 2013 to 2017 (first female president)
4. Daniel Gibbs – 2017 to 2022
5. Louis Mussington – 2022 to present (as of 2025)

Dutch Side – Sint Maarten

If you meant Sint Maarten, the Dutch side, it has Prime Ministers, not presidents.