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Tekin Arıburun (1905 – August 13, 1993) was a Turkish soldier and statesman. He was born in then-Ottoman territory of Štip (today part of the Republic of Macedonia). His father was the commander of legendary 57th Division in Çanakkale in 1915, World War I. He was graduated from Army Academy in 1935 and become Army General in 1959. He held the office of Chief Commander of Turkish Air Force. After completing his military career in 1960, he started with political life and elected as senator in 1961. He became the chairman of Senate between November 19, 1970 - June 14, 1977.

He was the acting president of Turkey between March 29, 1973 and April 6, 1973 after Cevdet Sunay's completing his seven years term and till the election of Fahri Korutürk.

He represented Turkey in many international meetings and conferences.

Military offices
Preceded by Hamdullah Suphi Göker	Commander of the Turkish Air Force May 1, 1959–May 27, 1960	Succeeded by İhsan Orgun

Preceded by Cevdet Sunay

Acting President of Turkey March 29, 1973 –April 6, 1973

Succeeded by Fahri Korutürk