The external system static and dynamic equivalents play na impotant role in electric power system desing and planning as well as in system operation. This is due to a reduction in modeling complexity leading to a saving in computing effort to analyse the system. In addition to that, the static and dynamic equivalents overcome the computer storage capacity limitation and are also suitable for the recent minicomputers. The load-flow model of a certain are an interconnected system requires a satisfactory representation of the ramaining areas in order to simulate its steady-state behavior correctly. External system static equivalent is concerned with this representation. The objective of external equivalencing is to obtain the best model over a wide range of operating conditions. The external system dynamic equivalents are needed for different system studies where the internal system is represented in detail and the external system is represented by the equivalent to simulate the interaction effects of the external system on the internal system for disturbances originating in the internal system. The greatest value of this type of system simplification lies in the insight it provides about the dynamic tendencing of the system. In this research, the equivalents obtained by the proposed methods are for load-flowand transient stability studies.