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Portrait of Hasan Muratović

🇧🇦 Hasan Muratović

Prime Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina since January 30, 1996

How long has Hasan Muratović been in office?

As of September 1, 2026, Hasan Muratović has been in office for 11,172 days as Prime Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with no scheduled end date. There is no scheduled end date to count down to. Bosnia and Herzegovina is classified as an electoral autocracy: elections are held, but they rarely change who is in charge.

11,172 days in office. No fixed end date has been scheduled yet.

How long do leaders of Bosnia and Herzegovina usually stay in office?

Bosnia and Herzegovina has had 13 leaders in the office we track since 1992. A completed tenure has averaged 792 days (about 2.2 years), and the longest was Nikola Špirić at 1,827 days. Hasan Muratović has served 11,172 days so far, 1311% longer than that average. Bosnia and Herzegovina is classified as an electoral autocracy.

Hasan Muratović11,172d
Average tenure792d
Nikola Špirić (record)1,827d

Key facts

RolePrime Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Political systemElectoral autocracy (Regimes of the World, 2025)
PartyParty of Democratic Action
BornApril 11, 1940 (age 86)
Took officeJanuary 30, 1996 (aged 55)
Term endsNo fixed date
Vs. average11,172 days served — 1311% longer than the historical average of 792 days (so far)

Source: Wikipedia. Portrait via Wikipedia / Wikimedia Commons.