Gender is irrelevant - what is important is the persons qualifications and experience in leadership, law and politics. What is most important is whether or not that person will listen to, and represent, the people of the country. The differences between men and women are so minor by default it isn't worth thinking about - but we are partly shaped by society and if a society believes men can do something better than women then it will likely make it true. If a society expects people to be roughly equal then people will act on that idea. The same is true for race, sexual orientation and age (for example, between 18 and 68). Good question.

I completely agree with Lee, however I'd really like to try the experience of having a woman president of Italy – if she wasn't actually controled by some man, of course –... that would be so NEW...! Oh, well. It would be interesting having a joung president, too, or almost someone different from those old well-known taking turns to rule over my country.

with a presidente woman every thing will be romantic how we can fight if any country like to crash as with romeo may be this is the solution

made ropot ;

i prefer that thay ropot for this topic , it might be good idea ,,,,......