Editing National Unity Party

The '''National Unity Party''', '''National United Party''', '''Party of National Unity''' or '''National Unity Front''' may refer to:

* [[National United Party of Afghanistan]] (founded 2003)
* [[National Unity Party (Albania)]]
* [[National United Party (Armenia)]], defunct
* [[National Unity Front]], in Bolivia (founded 2003)
* [[National Unity Party (Canada)]]
* [[National Unity Party (Central African Republic)]]
* [[Party of National Unity (Czechoslovakia)]]
* [[National Unity Party (Dominican Republic)]] (founded 2002)
* [[Party of National Unity (Fiji)]]
* [[National Unity Party (Guinea-Bissau)]]
* [[National Unity Party (Haiti)]]
* [[Party of National Unity (Hungary)]] (1932–1939)
* [[National Unity Party (Israel)]]
* [[National United Front of Kampuchea]] (1970–75)
* [[Party of National Unity (Kenya)]] (founded 2007)
* [[National Unity Party (Malawi)]]
* [[National Unity Party (Moldova)]]
* [[National Unity Party (Mozambique)]]
* [[National United Front]], Myanmar (1955–1962)
* [[National Unity Party (Myanmar)]] (founded 1988)
* [[National Unity Party (Northern Cyprus)]]
* [[National Unity Party (Philippines)]]
* [[Front of National Unity]], in Poland (1952–1983)
* [[National Unity Alliance]], in Sri Lanka (1999–2010)
* National Unity Party (United States), the party affiliation under which [[John B. Anderson]] ran for president in 1980
* [[National United Party (Vanuatu)]]

== See also ==
* [[National Unity (disambiguation)]]
* [[National unity government]]
* [[National Unity Movement (disambiguation)]]
* [[National Party (disambiguation)]]
* [[United National Party]], Sri Lanka
* [[United Party (disambiguation)]]
* [[Unity Party (disambiguation)]]
* {{Look from|National Unity}}

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