King Salman of Saudi Arabia is considered the world’s most retweeted leader, according to the Twiplomacy study, prepared by the Geneva office of the Burson-Masteller agency. The Saudi president was well ahead of US President Donald Trump, who on Wednesday again Malaysia Mobile Number List created waves on Twitter with an enigmatic message that only said “covfefe.” Twiplomacy analyzes each year (from the beginning of April to the end of May) the use of the Twitter accounts of national leaders and authorities. King Salmán uses the social network infrequently, with only 10 tweets; however, their publications are retweeted almost 150 thousand times on average. 
At one extreme, Donald Trump, a regular user of the social network, was retweeted 13,000 times per post on average. The US president is used to tweeting at any time to comment on a television program or bilateral relations with another country. On Tuesday night, he posted an enigmatic tweet that quickly became a topic of conversation on the social network. Burson-Marsteller analysts also point out that Pope Francis became the most Brother Cell Phone List followed, with 33.7 million accounts, thus occupying the place left vacant by former President Barack Obama, who before leaving the White House was the most followed agent.
Francisco has more followers than Trump (30.7 million), and the personal account of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi with 30 million followers. For this study, Burdon- Masteller states that it analyzed 856 official and personal accounts of heads of state, government and diplomacy from 178 countries. Among the G7 leaders, German Chancellor Angela Merkel is the only one who does not tweet.
