List of Italian Presidents by longevity

This is a list of Italian Presidents by age. This table can be sorted to display Italian Presidents by name, order of office, date of birth, age at inauguration, length of retirement, or lifespan.

Two measures of longevity are given; this is to allow for the differing number of leap days occurring within the life of each President. The first figure is the number of days between date of birth and date of death, allowing for leap days; in parentheses the same period given in years and days, with the years being the number of whole years the President lived, and the days being the remaining number of days after his last birthday. Where the president in question is still living, the longevity is calculated up to 12 October 2018.

Overview

The median age of accession is roughly 72 years and 5 months. The youngest person to become president was Francesco Cossiga, at the age of 56 years, 342 days. The oldest person to become president was Sandro Pertini, at the age of 81 years, 287 days.

The oldest and only living former president is Giorgio Napolitano, born 29 June 1925 (aged 93 years, 105 days).

The longest-lived president was Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, who died at the age of 95 years, 282 days. Sandro Pertini was the second longest-lived. The oldest living president, Giorgio Napolitano, will tie Ciampi if he lives to 7 April 2021. The shortest-lived president was Antonio Segni, who died at the age of 81 years, 303 days.

Italian Presidents' ages

#
 President
 Date of birth
 Date of
inauguration		 Age at
inauguration
 End of
term		 Length of
retirement
 Date of death
 Lifespan
1 Enrico De Nicola 9 November 1877 1 January 1948 70 years, 53 days 12 May 1948 4,159 days 1 October 1959 29,910 days (81 years, 326 days)
2 Luigi Einaudi 24 March 1874 12 May 1948 74 years, 49 days 11 May 1955 2,364 days 30 October 1961 31,996 days (87 years, 220 days)
3 Giovanni Gronchi 10 September 1887 11 May 1955 67 years, 243 days 11 May 1962 6,003 days 17 October 1978 33,274 days (91 years, 37 days)
4 Antonio Segni 2 February 1891 11 May 1962 71 years, 98 days 6 December 1964 2,917 days 1 December 1972 29,887 days (81 years, 303 days)
5 Giuseppe Saragat 19 September 1898 29 December 1964 66 years, 101 days 29 December 1971 6,009 days 11 June 1988 32,772 days (89 years, 266 days)
6 Giovanni Leone 3 November 1908 29 December 1971 63 years, 56 days 15 June 1978 8,548 days 9 November 2001 33,974 days (93 years, 6 days)
7 Sandro Pertini 25 September 1896 9 July 1978 81 years, 287 days 29 June 1985 1,701 days 24 February 1990 34,119 days (93 years, 152 days)
8 Francesco Cossiga 26 July 1928 3 July 1985 56 years, 342 days 28 April 1992 6,685 days 17 August 2010 29,972 days (82 years, 22 days)
9 Oscar Luigi Scalfaro 9 September 1918 28 May 1992 73 years, 262 days 15 May 1999 7,090 days 29 January 2012 34,110 days (93 years, 142 days)
10 Carlo Azeglio Ciampi 9 December 1920 18 May 1999 78 years, 160 days 15 May 2006 4,533 days 16 September 2016 34,980 days (95 years, 282 days)
11 Giorgio Napolitano 29 June 1925 15 May 2006 80 years, 320 days 14 January 2015 1,367 days Living 34,073 days (93 years, 105 days)
12 Sergio Mattarella 23 July 1941 3 February 2015 73 years, 195 days Incumbent Incumbent Living 28,205 days (77 years, 81 days)
# President Date of birth Date of
inauguration		 Age at
inauguration		 End of
term		 Length of
retirement		 Date of death Lifespan

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