Ambassadors of the European Union
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Below are current ambassadors of the European Union to third countries and international organisations. They are also known as delegation heads or envoys.
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[edit] Current ambassadors
| Host country | Delegation city | Ambassador | Selected | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Afghanistan |
Kabul |  Vygaudas Ušackas[1] |
2010 | |
 Albania |
Tirana |  Ettore Sequi[1] |
2010 | |
 Angola |
Luanda |  Javier Puyol Pinuela[1] |
2010 | |
 Argentina |
Buenos Aires | Alfonso Díez Torres[1] |
2010 | |
 Armenia |
Yerevan |  Traian Hristea[2] |
2011 | |
 Australia |
Canberra |  David Daly |
2009 | |
 Bangladesh |
Dhaka | William Hanna[1] |
2010 | |
 Botswana |
Gaborone | Gerard McGovern[1] |
2010 | |
 Brazil |
Brasília |  Ana Paula Zacarias [3] |
2011 | |
 Burkina Faso |
Ouagadougou |  Alain Holleville[2] |
2011 | |
 Burundi |
Bujumbura |  Stephane De Loecker[1] |
2010 | |
 Cambodia |
Phnom Penh | Jean-Francois Cautain[2] |
2011 | |
 Canada |
Ottawa |  Matthias Brinkmann[4] |
2009 | More information |
 Chad |
N'Djamena | Helene Cave[1] |
2010 | |
 People's Republic of China |
Beijing | Markus Ederer[1] |
2010 | Previously: Serge Abou |
 Colombia |
Bogotá |  Maria van Gool |
2011 | |
 DR Congo |
Kinshasa | Jean-Michel Dumond[2] |
2011 | |
 Fiji |
Suva | Abdoul M'baye[2] |
2011 | |
 Gabon |
Libreville | Cristina Martins Barreira[1] |
2010 | |
 Georgia |
Tbilisi |  Philip Dimitrov[1] |
2010 | |
 Guatemala |
Guatemala City |  Stella Zervoudaki |
2011 | |
 Guinea-Bissau |
Bissau | Joaquin Gonzalez-Ducay[1] |
2010 | |
 Guyana |
Georgetown |  Robert Kopecky[2] |
2011 | |
 Haiti |
Port-au-Prince |  Lut Fabert-Goossens[1] |
2010 | |
 India |
New Delhi | Joao Cravinho[2] |
2011 | |
 Iraq |
Baghdad | Jana Hybášková[5] |
2011 | |
 Jamaica |
Kingson | Paola Amadei[2] |
2011 | |
 Japan |
Tokyo |  Hans Dietmar Schweisgut[1] |
2010 | Previously: Hugh Richardson |
 Jordan |
Amman |  Joanna Wronecka[1] |
2010 | |
 Kazakhstan |
Astana | Aurelia Bouchez[2] |
2011 | |
 South Korea |
Seoul | Tomasz Kozlowski[1] |
2010 | |
 Sudan |
Khartoum | Thomas Ulicny[2] |
2011 | |
 Lebanon |
Beirut | Angelina Eichhorst[1] |
2010 | |
 Macedonia |
Skopje |  Peter Sørensen[1] |
2010 | |
 Mozambique |
Maputo | Paul Malin[1] |
2010 | |
 Namibia |
Windhoek | Raúl Fuentes Milani[1] |
2010 | |
 Nicaragua |
Managua | Francisco Javier Sandomingo[2] |
2011 | |
 Pakistan |
Islamabad |  Lars-Gunnar Wigemark[1] |
2010 | |
 Papua New Guinea |
Port Moresby | Martin Dihm[1] |
2010 | |
 Philippines |
Manila | Guy Ledoux[1] |
2010 | |
 Russia |
Moscow | Fernando M. Valenzuela[6] |
2010 | |
 Senegal |
Dakar | Dominique Dellicour[1] |
2010 | |
 Singapore |
Singapore | Marc Ungeheuer[1] |
2010 | |
 South Africa |
Pretoria | Roeland van de Geer[1] |
2010 | |
 Switzerland |
Bern |  Richard Jones[2] |
2011 | |
 Tanzania |
Dar es Salaam | Filiberto Ceriani Sebregondi[2] |
2011 | |
 Turkey |
Ankara | Ripert Jean-Maurice[2] |
2011 | |
 Uganda |
Kampala | Roberto Ridolfi[1] |
2010 | |
 Ukraine |
Kiev | José Manuel Pinto Teixeira[7] |
2008 | |
 United States |
Washington, D.C. | João Vale de Almeida[8] |
2010 | More information |
 Vietnam |
Hanoi | Franz Jessen[2] |
2011 | |
 Zambia |
Lusaka | Gilles Hervio[1] |
2010 |
[edit] Ambassadors to international organisations
| Organisation | Delegation city | Ambassador | Selected | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22px African Union | Addis Ababa | Gary Quince[2] |
2011 | Previously EUSR Koen Vervaeke |
| World Trade Organisation | Geneva | Angelos Pangratis[9] |
2010 | |
 United Nations |
New York City | Thomas Mayr-Harting[2] |
2011 | Details: European Union and the United Nations#Head of delegation |
[edit] See also
- Accreditations and Responsibilities of EU delegations
- European External Action Service
- European Union and the United Nations
- European Union Special Representative
- Foreign relations of the European Union
[edit] References
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab High Representative Catherine Ashton appoints new Heads and Deputy Heads of EU Delegations under the 2010 rotation, EEAS 15 September 2010
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q EU High Representative / Vice President Catherine Ashton appoints 25 new Heads of EU Delegations, European Commission Press Release 03/08/2011
- ^ Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs: [1] Retrieved 1 May 2011
- ^ New EU Ambassador in Ottawa
- ^ Consilium.europa.eu
- ^ EU delegation to Russia
- ^ Teixeira: President of any European country does not choose electoral system, Kyiv Post (September 28, 2011)
- ^ The European Union Delegation to the United States: Delegation Structure Retrieved 14 July 2008
- ^ Catherine Ashton appoints new Head of EU Delegation to WTO, EEAS 23/11/10
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