Supreme Council
Supreme Council may refer to:
Culture
- Supreme Council of Antiquities, part of the Egyptian Ministry of Culture
- Supreme Council of Ethnic Hellenes, a non-profit organisation in Greece established in 1997
Freemasonry
Religion
- Islamic Supreme Council of America, a Muslim religious organization in the United States
- Supreme Islamic Shia Council, Lebanese Shia high authority in Lebanon
- Supreme Muslim Council, the highest body in charge of Muslim community affairs in Palestine under British control
- Sangha Supreme Council, the governing body of the Buddhist order of Thailand
Military
- Supreme Defence Council (Bahrain), Bahrain's highest defense authority
- Supreme War Council, a central command created by British Prime Minister David Lloyd George to coordinate Allied military strategy during World War I
- Supreme War Council (Japan), a council that was established during the development of representative government in Meiji period Japan
Politics and government
Belarus
- Supreme Council of Belarus, the first National Parliament of Belarus in the post-Soviet era
Georgia
- Supreme Council of the Republic of Georgia, the first National Parliament of the Republic of Georgia in the post-Soviet era
- Supreme Council of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara, a local parliament in Adjara, Georgia
Iraq
- Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, an Iraqi political party
Lebanon
- Supreme Council (Lebanon), a judicial body for trying certain impeachment cases
Kazakhstan
- Supreme Council of Kazakhstan, the first National Parliament of Kazakhstan in the post-Soviet era
Kyrgyzstan
- Supreme Council (Kyrgyzstan), the parliament of Kyrgyzstan
Latvia
- Supreme Council of Latvia, the first National Parliament of Latvia in the post-Soviet era
Lithuania
- Supreme Council of Lithuania, the first National Parliament of Lithuania in the post-Soviet era
Moldova
- Supreme Council (Transnistria), the parliament of Transnistria
Poland
- Supreme National Council, the central civil government of Poland loyal to the Kościuszko Insurrection, created 1794
Romania
- Supreme Council of National Defence (Romania), the autonomous administrative authority in Romania
Siam
- Supreme Council of State of Siam (now defunct), a body of advisors to King Prajadhipok of Siam from 1925 to 1932
Russia and the Soviet Union
- Supreme Privy Council, a body of advisors to Catherine I
- Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union, the national legislature of the former Soviet Union
- Supreme Soviet of Russia, former national legislature of Russia (1938–1993)
South Korea
- Supreme Council for National Reconstruction, a military junta 1961–1963
Ukraine and Crimea
- Verkhovna Rada, Supreme Council of Ukraine, the parliament of Ukraine
- Verkhovna Rada of Crimea, Supreme Council of Crimea, the parliament of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Ukraine
- Ukrainian Supreme Liberation Council, a Ukrainian political organisation formed in July 1944
- Supreme Ruthenian Council
United States
- Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, a council of the Pennsylvania State government prior to the adoption of the 1790 constitution
United Arab Emirates
Uzbekistan
- Supreme Council of Uzbekistan, the first National Parliament of Uzbekistan in the post-Soviet era
Yemen
- Supreme Political Council, an executive body formed by Houthi Ansarullah and the General People's Congress to rule Yemen
Other uses
- Supreme Council for Women, Bahrain's advisory body to the government on women's issues
- Supreme Council of ICT of Iran, the main council in Iran for ICT affairs
- Supreme National Security Council, the National Security Council of the Islamic Republic of Iran
- Supreme Economic Council, established at the Paris Peace Conference in February 1919
- Supreme Petroleum Council
See also
- Supreme Electoral Council (disambiguation)
- Supreme Military Council (disambiguation)
- Supreme People's Council (disambiguation)
- Revolutionary Council (disambiguation)
- Soviet (disambiguation)
- Supreme Soviet
- The Big Four (World War I), the four top Allied powers of the World War I, also known as the Council of Four
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