Iceland's president Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson was elected president in 1996.

Since Iceland is an indepented nation, it has a president not a mayor, and the current president is Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson. However, the capitla of Iceland, Reykjavík, has a mayjor.

Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson (Current president of Iceland) was born in Ísafjörður, a town in the north-western part of Iceland called Vestfirðir.

Because the prime minister is the head of government in Iceland.

Iceland has a president not a king. His name is Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson.

Yes of couse, it has been president since 1942, but Prime Minister in iceland he does the presidend job like in USA.

As of July 2014, Olafur Ragnar Grimsson is the current and 5th President of Iceland. He had previously served as the Minister of Finance.

He lives at Bessastaðir.

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No, the other way around

The President of Iceland makes around USD 100.000 a year. Extra bonuses include housing and travel.

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Vigdís Finnbogadóttir

The singer Bjork. Vigdis Finnbogadottir first woman president for Iceland and for the world

The president's name is Olafur Ragnar Grimsson

Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson is the president of Iceland.

There isn't one. There hasn't been one for 65 years. There's a president, and a prime minister, though. Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson, is el president.

Prime Minister: Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir

President: Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson

: A Woman

Neither, Iceland is ruled by the Prime Minister. However it does have President for ceremonial purposes. As of June 2011 it's President is Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson, and it's Prime Minister is Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir.

Iceland's president is Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson.

her name is Vigdís finnbogadóttir and see Was president

1 August 1980 - 1 August 1996

Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson was the President of Iceland in 2012. He became the 5th President of Iceland on 1996 August 1. Grímsson was the first Icelander to obtain a PhD in political science in 1970, and later became the first Political Science professor at the University of Iceland. He was the first president to veto a law from the assembly in 2004, provoking various debates on whether this power should be revoked or checked in some way. He is currently serving his 5th - 4 year term. 2 of the previous presidential elections (2000 and 2008) elections were uncontested.

Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson is the President of Iceland. He became the 5th President of Iceland on 1996 August 1. Grímsson was the first Icelander to obtain a PhD in political science in 1970, and later became the first Political Science professor at the University of Iceland. He was the first president to veto a law from the assembly in 2004, provoking various debates on whether this power should be revoked or checked in some way. He is currently serving his 5th - 4 year term. 2 of the previous presidential elections (2000 and 2008) elections were uncontested.

Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson is the President of Iceland in 2013. He became the 5th President of Iceland on 1996 August 1. Grímsson was the first Icelander to obtain a PhD in political science in 1970, and later became the first Political Science professor at the University of Iceland. He was the first president to veto a law from the assembly in 2004, provoking various debates on whether this power should be revoked or checked in some way. He is currently serving his 5th - 4 year term. 2 of the previous presidential elections (2000 and 2008) elections were uncontested.

Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson was the President of Iceland in 2008. He became the 5th President of Iceland on 1996 August 1. Grímsson was the first Icelander to obtain a PhD in political science in 1970, and later became the first Political Science professor at the University of Iceland. He was the first president to veto a law from the assembly in 2004, provoking various debates on whether this power should be revoked or checked in some way. He is currently serving his 5th - 4 year term. 2 of the previous presidential elections (2000 and 2008) elections were uncontested.

Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson was the President of Iceland in 2007. He became the 5th President of Iceland on 1996 August 1. Grímsson was the first Icelander to obtain a PhD in political science in 1970, and later became the first Political Science professor at the University of Iceland. He was the first president to veto a law from the assembly in 2004, provoking various debates on whether this power should be revoked or checked in some way. He is currently serving his 5th - 4 year term. 2 of the previous presidential elections (2000 and 2008) elections were uncontested.

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Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson was the President of Iceland in 2005. He became the 5th President of Iceland on 1996 August 1. Grímsson was the first Icelander to obtain a PhD in political science in 1970, and later became the first Political Science professor at the University of Iceland. He was the first president to veto a law from the assembly in 2004, provoking various debates on whether this power should be revoked or checked in some way. He is currently serving his 5th - 4 year term. 2 of the previous presidential elections (2000 and 2008) elections were uncontested.

Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson was the President of Iceland in 2004. He became the 5th President of Iceland on 1996 August 1. Grímsson was the first Icelander to obtain a PhD in political science in 1970, and later became the first Political Science professor at the University of Iceland. He was the first president to veto a law from the assembly in 2004, provoking various debates on whether this power should be revoked or checked in some way. He is currently serving his 5th - 4 year term. 2 of the previous presidential elections (2000 and 2008) elections were uncontested.

Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson was the President of Iceland in 2003. He became the 5th President of Iceland on 1996 August 1. Grímsson was the first Icelander to obtain a PhD in political science in 1970, and later became the first Political Science professor at the University of Iceland. He was the first president to veto a law from the assembly in 2004, provoking various debates on whether this power should be revoked or checked in some way. He is currently serving his 5th - 4 year term. 2 of the previous presidential elections (2000 and 2008) elections were uncontested.

Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson was the President of Iceland in 2002. He became the 5th President of Iceland on 1996 August 1. Grímsson was the first Icelander to obtain a PhD in political science in 1970, and later became the first Political Science professor at the University of Iceland. He was the first president to veto a law from the assembly in 2004, provoking various debates on whether this power should be revoked or checked in some way. He is currently serving his 5th - 4 year term. 2 of the previous presidential elections (2000 and 2008) elections were uncontested.

Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson was the President of Iceland in 2001. He became the 5th President of Iceland on 1996 August 1. Grímsson was the first Icelander to obtain a PhD in political science in 1970, and later became the first Political Science professor at the University of Iceland. He was the first president to veto a law from the assembly in 2004, provoking various debates on whether this power should be revoked or checked in some way. He is currently serving his 5th - 4 year term. 2 of the previous presidential elections (2000 and 2008) elections were uncontested.

Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson was the President of Iceland in 2000. He became the 5th President of Iceland on 1996 August 1. Grímsson was the first Icelander to obtain a PhD in political science in 1970, and later became the first Political Science professor at the University of Iceland. He was the first president to veto a law from the assembly in 2004, provoking various debates on whether this power should be revoked or checked in some way. He is currently serving his 5th - 4 year term. 2 of the previous presidential elections (2000 and 2008) elections were uncontested.

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Iceland is a Parliamentary Republic. It has an elected president as head of state together with a Prime Minister who is from the majority party in the elected Parliament. The parliament is called the Althing and the modern version was established in 1845 though Iceland had a form of representative parliament as early as 930.

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Iceland's government is a parliamentary republic, with a president elected once every four years. The prime minister, together with the cabinet, is the head of the executive government.

No one owns Iceland anymore, it declared its' independence in the year 1944 from the Danish throne.

So today Iceland is an independent country with it's own government, it's own currency and even it's own language.

Yes, like in any other country. also if you want to join the police

Vigdís Finnbogadóttir was the Woman President from Iceland and she was in Canada in 1988,1989, and 1996. There were visits after 1996 and I think a few others not listed here.

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