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Ambassador of Haiti
to the United States
since December 1, 2020[1]
Inaugural holderPhilippe Hannibal Price
FormationJanuary 1, 1890

The ambassador of Haiti to the United States is the chief diplomatic representative of the government of the Republic of Haiti to the government of the United States. The ambassador's office is located at the Embassy of Haiti in Washington, D.C.

List of representatives

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Diplomatic agrément Diplomatic accreditation Ambassador Observations List of heads of state of Haiti List of presidents of the United States Term end
March 3, 1863 Ernest Roumain (*1836) Colonel Aide-de-camp of Fabre Geffrard. Fabre Geffrard Abraham Lincoln April 21, 1867
April 21, 1867 Demosthenes Bruno Chargé d'affaires Nissage Saget Ulysses S. Grant June 28, 1867
June 28, 1867 George F. Usher Chargé d'affaires (1792-1877)[3] Nissage Saget Ulysses S. Grant October 17, 1867 
October 17, 1867. Took leave March 22, 1869
October 17, 1867 George Racster Chargé d'affaires Nissage Saget Ulysses S. Grant March 22, 1869
March 29, 1869 Evariste Laroche Chargé d'affaires Nissage Saget Ulysses S. Grant April 21, 1867
November 20, 1869 Alexander Tate envoy extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary Nissage Saget Ulysses S. Grant February 11, 1870
April 22, 1870 Stephen Preston Haitian Minister at Washington continuously for nearly twenty years, and during a third of that time, he was the dean of the diplomatic corps there. In 1885 was sent on a special mission to Europe. grandson of a British officer, who had settled in Haiti after the Blockade of Saint-Domingue. Fabre Geffrard Ulysses S. Grant
1884 Ebenezer Bassett Chargé d'affaires of the Haitian delegation in Washington, D. C. during the absence of Stephen Preston Fabre Geffrard Ulysses S. Grant 1885
January 1, 1890 Philippe Hannibal Price François Denys Légitime Benjamin Harrison
March 1, 1893 Clément Haentjens François Denys Légitime Grover Cleveland
October 14, 1896 Jacques Nicolas Léger Henri Namphy Ronald Reagan
March 2, 1909 H. Paulens Sannon François C. Antoine Simon William Howard Taft
November 21, 1911 Solon Ménos Michel Martelly William Howard Taft
July 30, 1913 Ulrick Divivier Ulrick (Père) Duvivier n. 30 Jan 1867 Cap-Haitien d. 16 juil 1932 Port-au-Prince[4] Michel Oreste Woodrow Wilson
July 21, 1914 Solon Ménos (DIED 14. Oktober 1918) Oreste Zamor Woodrow Wilson October 14, 1918
October 14, 1918 ht:Albert Blanchet Chargé d'affaires from 1932 to 1933: Haitian foreign minister. Philippe Sudré Dartiguenave Woodrow Wilson
March 27, 1919 August 6, 1919 Charles Moravia Philippe Sudré Dartiguenave Woodrow Wilson
July 1, 1920 ht:Albert Blanchet Chargé d'affaires Philippe Sudré Dartiguenave Woodrow Wilson
February 25, 1921 ht:Albert Blanchet Philippe Sudré Dartiguenave Warren G. Harding
March 2, 1923 León Dejean 1922: Haitian foreign minister. Louis Bornó Calvin Coolidge
February 10, 1925 Hannibal Price [5] Louis Bornó Calvin Coolidge
May 26, 1928 Raoul Lizaire Chargé d'affaires[6] Louis Bornó Calvin Coolidge
July 14, 1930 Ulrick Divivier Louis Eugène Roy Herbert C. Hoover
February 16, 1931 Dantès Bellegarde Sténio Vincent Herbert C. Hoover
December 9, 1933 ht:Albert Blanchet Sténio Vincent Franklin D. Roosevelt
April 14, 1937 Élie Lescot Sténio Vincent Franklin D. Roosevelt
January 23, 1941 Jacques Carmeleau-Antoine Chargé d'affaires Élie Lescot Franklin D. Roosevelt
July 1, 1941 July 14, 1941 Fernand Dennis Élie Lescot Franklin D. Roosevelt
November 17, 1942 November 25, 1942 André Liautaud (born October 1, 1906 in Port-au-Prince[citation needed] Élie Lescot Franklin D. Roosevelt
May 4, 1943 LEGATION RAISED TO EMBASSY Élie Lescot Franklin D. Roosevelt
April 19, 1943 May 4, 1943 André Liautaud Élie Lescot Franklin D. Roosevelt
October 4, 1945 October 17, 1945 Jacques Carmeleau-Antoine Élie Lescot Harry S. Truman
January 11, 1946 relation suspended Franck Lavaud Harry S. Truman April 8, 1946
May 28, 1946 June 3, 1946 Dantès Bellegarde Franck Lavaud Harry S. Truman
September 24, 1946 October 8, 1946 Joseph D. Charles Franck Lavaud Harry S. Truman
July 26, 1950 August 7, 1950 Gustave Laraque (1900–1968) Franck Lavaud Harry S. Truman
April 7, 1952 April 22, 1952 Jacques Léger 1950–1952: Haitian foreign minister. Paul Eugène Magloire Harry S. Truman
January 13, 1956 January 19, 1956 Mauclair Zéphirin (born 1916 née Capucine Leconte May 30, 2009 in Boca Raton)[7] Paul Eugène Magloire Dwight D. Eisenhower
January 31, 1957 March 11, 1957 Dantès Bellegarde Antonio Thrasybule Kebreau Dwight D. Eisenhower
January 17, 1958 February 10, 1958 Luc Fouché Magloire's secretary[8] François Duvalier Dwight D. Eisenhower
November 13, 1958 December 8, 1958 Ernest Bonhomme Assistant Secretary of National Economy François Duvalier Dwight D. Eisenhower
October 24, 1961 October 26, 1961 Louis Mars eldest son of Jean Price-Mars François Duvalier John F. Kennedy
March 24, 1964 April 8, 1964 André Theard [9] François Duvalier Lyndon B. Johnson
January 9, 1967 January 13, 1967 Arthur Bonhomme June 1992) 17 June 1958 – 4 November 1958:fr:Liste des ministres haïtiens des Travaux publics, Haitian ambassador Arthur Bonhomme filed the complaint in a three-page letter to Secretary of State Dean Rusk after he attended a private screening of the film written by British author Graham Greene. The movie is based on a Greene novel The Comedians (1967 film)[10] François Duvalier Lyndon B. Johnson
May 24, 1971 July 22, 1971 René Chalmers 1961–1971: Haitian foreign minister. Jean-Claude Duvalier Richard Nixon
August 13, 1973 Josette Philippeau Chargé d'affaires[11] Jean-Claude Duvalier Richard Nixon
March 1, 1974 March 13, 1974 Gerard Salomon Bouchette Jean-Claude Duvalier Gerald Ford
March 31, 1975 April 29, 1975 Georges Salomon 1985–1986: Haitian foreign minister.[12] Jean-Claude Duvalier Gerald Ford
November 14, 1979 Josette Philippeau Chargé d'affaires Jean-Claude Duvalier Jimmy Carter
March 14, 1980 April 24, 1980 Serge Élie Charles 1988–1989: Haitian foreign minister. Joining Cedras was his brother, a voudoun priest, press spokesman Serge Beaulieu, Colonel Dorelien from the general staff, and a former military officer named Serge Elie Charles, who was acting as Cedras's advisor.[13] Jean-Claude Duvalier Jimmy Carter
February 17, 1981 Josette Philippeaux Chargé d'affaires Jean-Claude Duvalier Ronald Reagan
May 13, 1981 June 12, 1981 Georges Nicolas Léger, Jr Jean-Claude Duvalier Ronald Reagan
February 15, 1983 March 17, 1983 Fritz Nerval Cinéas Jean-Claude Duvalier Ronald Reagan
September 27, 1984 December 10, 1984 Adrien Raymond 1961–1971: Haitian foreign minister. Jean-Claude Duvalier Ronald Reagan
April 14, 1986 June 23, 1986 Pierre Desforges Sam Henri Namphy Ronald Reagan
December 13, 1988 February 7, 1989 Pierre François Benoit Leslie Manigat Ronald Reagan
September 4, 1991 October 1, 1991 Jean Casimir Operation Uphold Democracy Jean-Bertrand Aristide George H. W. Bush
August 2, 2005 October 3, 2005 Raymond Joseph Boniface Alexandre George W. Bush
September 14, 2010 September 16, 2010 Louis Harold Joseph René Préval Barack Obama
April 17, 2012 May 2, 2012 Paul Getty Altidor Michel Martelly Barack Obama February 12, 2019
February 22, 2019 February 22, 2019 Hervé Denis Jovenel Moïse Donald Trump December 1, 2020
December 1, 2020[14] Bocchit Edmond Jovenel Moïse Donald Trump
Joe Biden

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References

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  1. ^ "Bocchit Edmond appointed as Haiti's Ambassador to the U.S." The Haitian Times. December 3, 2020.
  2. ^ Ernest Roumain
  3. ^ George F. Usher
  4. ^ Ulrick Divivier
  5. ^ State, T.D.O. Register of the department of state. Рипол Классик. p. 269. ISBN 9785880423095. Retrieved 2016-11-20.
  6. ^ Pamphile, L.D. (2001). Haitians and African Americans: A Heritage of Tragedy and Hope. University Press of Florida. p. 124. ISBN 9780813031071. Retrieved 2016-11-20.
  7. ^ "Mauclair Zéphirin Obituary - Delray Beach, FL - Sun-Sentinel". legacy.com. Retrieved 2016-11-20.
  8. ^ "Jet". Jet. Johnson Publishing Company: 18. 27 February 1958. ISSN 0021-5996. Retrieved 2016-11-20.
  9. ^ Ebony. Johnson Publishing Company. January 1973. p. 72. ISSN 0012-9011. Retrieved 2016-11-20.
  10. ^ "Jet". Jet. Johnson Publishing Company: 54. 16 November 1967. ISSN 0021-5996. Retrieved 2016-11-20.
  11. ^ "Josette Philippeau". aad.archives.gov. Retrieved 2016-11-20.
  12. ^ "Georges Salomon". The New York Times. Retrieved 2016-11-20.
  13. ^ Pezzullo, R. (2006). Plunging Into Haiti: Clinton, Aristide, and the Defeat of Diplomacy. University Press of Mississippi. p. 91. ISBN 9781604735345. Retrieved 2016-11-20.
  14. ^ "Bocchit Edmond appointed as Haiti's Ambassador to the U.S." The Haitian Times. December 3, 2020.
  15. ^ Chief of Protocol, [1], Chargé d'affaires: [2]Alexander Tate
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