There are more men than women in all EU Member State national parliaments (See Figure 3). When it comes to the members of national governments of Member States, the shares of women range from higher in Finland (54.5 %), Austria (52.9 %), Sweden (52.2 %), France (51.2 %) and Belgium (50 %), to very low shares in Greece (11.3 %) and Malta (7.7 %). Five Member States – Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany and Lithuania – have female prime ministers. Estonia and Greece have female presidents.
Share of women in national parliaments (both houses)
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