Abstract
The concept of leadership was formed on the basis of different cultures and philosophies in human history and developed with different approaches. Eastern and Western thinkers' views on leadership differ through their cultural, religious, social, and philosophical contexts. The main difference between Eastern and Western philosophies is that leadership in the East is based on more ethical and spiritual aspects, while in the West there are more strategic and pragmatic approaches. This article analyzes the views of Eastern and Western thinkers on the formation of leadership qualities.