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Ambassadors of the European Union

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Below are current ambassadors of the European Union to third countries and international organizations.
They are also known as delegation heads or envoys. Previously to the Lisbon Treaty, the EU was represented
abroad by the Ambassador of the country holding the semestral EU presidency, and the European
Commission was represented by a Head of Delegation of the European Commission, member of the
diplomatic corps and given the tile of ambassador as a courtesy. Since 2010, the Ambassador of the
European Union, now officially accredited as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, is appointed
by the President of the European Council and the President of the European Commission, following a
proposal by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy. He/she is chosen
among candidates coming from the European Union External Action Service (EEAS), the European
Commission, the European Council and the 28 Ministries of Foreign Affairs of the Member States of the
European Union.
Contents
1 Current ambassadors
1.1 Ambassadors to third countries
1.2 Ambassadors to international organisations
2 See also
3 References
4 External links
Current ambassadors
Ambassadors by nationalities (legend ->)
Ambassadors to third countries
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Host country
Delegation
city
Ambassador
Selected
Notes
Kabul
Franz-Michael Skjold Mellbin[1]
2013
Vygaudas Uackas
(2009 - 13)
Albania
Tirana
Romana Vlahutin [2]
2014
Ettore Sequi (2010

- 14)
Algeria
Algiers
Marek Skolil
2012
Angola
Luanda
Gordon Kricke
2013
Javier PuyolPiuela (2009 - 13)
Argentina Buenos Aires
Jos Ignacio Salafranca
2014
Alberto Diez
Torres (2010 - 14)
Armenia
Yerevan
Piotr Antoni witalski
2015
Traian Hristea
(2011 - 15)
Australia
Canberra
Sem Fabrizi[3]
2013
David Daly
2009-2013
Malena Mard
2013
Roland Kobia
(2009 - 13)
Dhaka
Pierre Mayaudon[4]
2014
William Hanna
(2010 - 14).
Barbados
Bridgetown
Daniela Tramacere
2016
Mikael Barfod
(2012 - 16).
Belarus
Minsk
Andrea Joana-Maria Wiktorin
2015
Maira Mora (2011

- 15)
Benin
Cotonou
Josep Coll[5]
2013
Franoise Collet
(2009-13)
Bolivia
La Paz
Len de la Torre Krais
2016
Timothy Torlot
(2012 - 16)
Lars-Gunnar Wigemark
2015
Accredited also as EU
Special Representative
Peter Srensen
(2011 - 15)
Botswana Gaborone
Alexander Baum[6]
2014
Gerard McGovern
(2010 - 14)
Brazil
Braslia
Joao Cravinho
2015
Ana Paula Zacarias

(2011 - 15)
Ouagadougou
Jean Lamy
2015
Alain Holleville
(2011 - 15)
Bujumbura
Patrick Spirlet
2013
Stephane De
Loecker (2009 - 13)
Cambodia Phnom Penh
George Edgar
2015
Jean-Francois
Cautain (2011 - 15)
Cameroon Yaound
Franoise Collet[5]
2013
Canada
Marie-Anne Coninsx[7]
2013
Afghanistan
Azerbaijan Baku
Bangladesh
Bosnia
and
Herzegovina
Burkina
Faso
Burundi
Sarajevo
Ottawa
Matthias
Brinkmann (2009 - 13)
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Central
African
Republic
Bangui
Jean-Pierre ReymondetCommoy[5]
2013
Chad
N'Djamena
Denisa-Elena Ionete
2015
Hlne Cave (2010

- 15)
Chile
Santiago
Stella Zervoudaki
2016
Rafael Dochao
Moreno (2012 - 16)
Beijing
Hans Dietmar Schweisgut
2014
Markus Ederer
(2010 - 14)
Ana Paula Zacarias
2015
Maria van Gool

(2011 - 15)
Brazzaville
Saskia De Lang
2014
Marcel van Opstal

(2010 - 14)
Kinshasa
Jean Michel Dumond
2016
Tom Ulin
(2011 - 16)
Havana
Herman Portocarrero
2012
Santo
Domingo
Alberto Navarro
2013
Ecuador
Quito
Marianne Van Steen
2016
Peter Schwaiger
(2012 - 16)
Egypt
Cairo
Reinhold Brender a.i.
2016
James Moran
(2012 - 16)
San Salvador
Jaume Segura Socias[5]
2013
Stefano Gatto
(2009 - 13)
People's
Republic of
China
Colombia Bogot
Republic
of Congo
Democratic
Republic of
Congo
Cuba
Dominican
Republic
El
Salvador
Asmara
Christian R. Manahl [1]

(http://eeas.europa.eu/delegations
/eritrea/press_corner/all_news
/news/2014/20141013_1_en.htm)
2014
Fiji
Suva
Andrew Jacobs [2]

(http://eeas.europa.eu/delegations
/fiji/press_corner/all_news/news/2013
/20130306_credentials_en.htm)
2013
Abdoul M'Bay
(2011 - 13)
Gabon
Libreville
Helmut Kulitz
2015
Cristina Martins
Barreira (2011 - 15)
Georgia
Tbilisi
Jnos Herman[4]
2014
Philip Dimitrov
(2010 - 14)
Ghana
Accra
William Hanna
2014
Claude Maerten
(2010 - 14)
Guatemala
Guatemala
City
Stefano Gatto
2016
Stella Zervoudaki
(2011 - 16)
Guinea
Conakry
Gerardus Gielen[8]
2014
Philippe Van
Damme (2010 - 14)
Eritrea
Marchel Germann
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GuineaBissau
Bissau
Victor Madeira dos Santos
2015
Joaquin
Gonzalez-Ducay (2011
- 15)
Robert Kopecky
(2011 - 15) EU
Ambassador accredited
also in
Suriname
Guyana
Georgetown
Jernej Videti
2015
Haiti
Port-auPrince
Vincent Degert
2015
Ketil Karlsen
2013
Peter Versteeg
(2009 - 13)
Hong Kong
Carmen Cano
2016
Accredited as Head of
Office
Vincent
Piket (2012 - 16)
Iceland
Reykjavk
Matthias Brinkmann
2013
India
New Delhi
Tomasz Kozlowski[9]
2016
Joao Cravinho
(2012 -16)
Indonesia Jakarta
Vincent Gurend
2015
Olof Skogg a.i.

(2014 - 15)
Iraq
Baghdad
Patrick Simonnet
2016
Jana Hybkov
(2012 - 16)
Israel
Tel-Aviv
Lars Faaborg-Andersen
2013
Andrew Standley
(2009 - 13)
Ivory
Coast
Abidjan
Jean-Franois Vallette[10]
2014
Thierry de Saint
Maurice
Jamaica
Kingston
Malgorzata Wasilewska
2016
Paola Amadei
(2012 - 16)
Japan
Tokyo
Viorel Isticioaia Budura[10]
2014
Hans Dietmar
Schweisgut (2010 - 14)
Jordan
Amman
Andrea Matteo Fontana
2015
Joanna Wronecka
(2010 - 15)
Astana
Aurelia Bouchez[11]
2011
Nairobi
Stefano Antonio Dejak
2015
Lodewijk Brit
(2011 - 15)
Seoul
Gerhard Sabathil
2015
Tomasz Kozowski
(2011 - 15)
Office and EU Special
Representative
Samuel bogar (2011 16)
Honduras Tegucigalpa
Hong
Kong
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Republic
of Korea
Kosovo
Pristina
Nataiiya Apostolova
2016
Laos
Vientiane
Leo Faber
2016
Liberia
Monrovia
Tina Intelmann[10]
2014
Javier Nio (2012 15)
Attilio Pacifici
(2010 - 14)
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Libya
Tripoli
Bettina Muscheidt
2012
Nataliya
Apostolova (2012 - 16)
Lebanon
Beirut
Christina Lassen
2014
Angelina Eichhorst
(2010 - 14)
Skopje
Samuel bogar
2016
Malaysia
Kuala
Lumpur
Maria Castillo Fernndez
2016
Luc Vandebon
(2012 - 16)
Malawi
Lilongwe
Marchel Gerrmann
2014
Alexander Baum
(2010 - 14)
Mali
Bamako
Alain Holleville
2015
Richard Zink (2011

- 15)
Marjaana Sall
2015
H-S. Gerstanlauer
(2013 - 15)
Macedonia
Mauritius Port Louis
Aivo Orav (2012 16)
Nouakchott
Jos Antonio Sabadell
2013
Hans-Georg
Gerstenlauer (2009 13)
Mexico City
Andrew Standley
2013
Marianne
Coninskk (2009 - 13)
Maputo
Sven Khn von Burgsdorff[10]
2014
Paul Malin (2011 2014)
Myanmar Yangon
Roland Kobia
2013
Namibia
Windhoek
Jana Hybkov
2015
Ral Fuentes
Milani (2010 - 15)
Wellington
Bernard Savage
2016
Mikalis Rokas
(2012 - 16)
Kenneth Bell
2015
Javier Sandomingo,
2011 - 15
Niamey
Raul Mateus Paula[5]
2013
Nigeria
Abuja
Michel Arrion[5]
2013
Nepal
Kathmandu
Reesje Teerink
2013
Norway
Oslo
Helen Campbell[3]
2013
Mauritania
Mexico
Mozambique
New
Zealand
Nicaragua Managua
Niger
Pakistan
Islamabad
Jean Franois Cautain
Port Moresby
Ioannis Giogkarakis-Argyropoulos 2015
Paraguay
Asuncin
Alessandro Palmero
2013
Peru
Lima
Irene Horejis
2013
Manila
Franz Jessen
2014
Papua
New Guinea
Philippines
2015
Alexander Spachis
(2007 - 13)
Lars-Gunnar
Wigemark 2011 - 15,
Stefano Gatto a.i.
2015
Guy Ledoux (2010

- 14)
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Fernando M.
Valenzuela (2009 - 13)
Russia
Moscow
Vygaudas Uackas [12]
2013
Rwanda
Kigali
Michael Ryan
2013
Riyadh
Adam Kulach[4]
2012
Also accredited to
Bahrain,
Kuwait,
Oman,
Qatar
Senegal
Dakar
Joaqun Gonzlez - Ducay
2015
Dominique
Dellicour (2010 - 15)
Serbia
Belgrade
Michael Davenport
2013
Michael Pulch[5]
2013
Marc Ungeheuer
Saudi
Arabia
Singapore Singapore
Solomon
Islands
Honiara
Leonidas Tazapsidis
2014
Also accredited to
Vanuatu
South
Africa
Pretoria
Marcus Cornaro
2014
Roeland van de
Geer (2010 - 14)
Sri Lanka Colombo
Tung - Lai Margue
2016
Sudan
Khartoum
Jean Michel Dumond
2016
Tom Ulin
(2011 - 16)
Juba
Stefano De Leo
2014
Sven Khn von

Burgsdorff (2010 - 14)
Nicola Bellomo[5]
2013
Amadou Traore
(2009 - 13)
Bern
Richard Jones
2011
Taipei
Madeleine Maiorenko
2015
Office
Hidajet Bievi
2014
Eduard Auer (2010

- 14)
Filiberto Ceriani
Sebregondi (2011 - 15)
South
Sudan
Swaziland Mbabane
Switzerland
Taiwan
Tajikistan Dushanbe
David Daly (2013 16)
Tanzania
Dar es
Salaam
Roeland van de Geer
2015
Thailand
Bangkok
Jess Miguel Sanz Escorihuel[3]
2013
Togo
Lom
Nicolas Berlanga Martinez[5]
2013
Port of Spain
Arend Biesebroek
2016
Tunis
Patrice Bergamini
2016
Laura Baeza (2012

- 16)
Trinidad
and Tobago
Tunisia
Turkey
Ankara
Christian Berger
2016
Jean-Maurice
Ripert (2011-13),
Stefano Manservisi
(2014),
Hansjrg
Haber (2015 - 16)
UAE
Abu Dhabi
Patrizio Fondi
2015
Mihail Stuparu
20122014,
Carlo
De Filippi a.i 2015
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Uganda
Kampala
Kristian Schmidt[4]
2013
Ukraine
Kiev
Hugues Mingarelli
2016
Jan Tombiski
20122016
2014
Joo Vale de
Almeida / More
information
United
States
Washington,
D.C.
David
Tashkent
Yuri Sterk[14]
2012
Montevideo
Juan Fernndez Trigo
2013
Venezuela Caracas
Aude Maio-Coliche
2013
Antonio Cardoso
Mota (2009 - 13)
Vietnam
Bruno Angelet
2015
Franz Jessen (2011

- 15)
Uzbekistan
Uruguay
Hanoi
O'Sullivan[13]
Yemen
Sana'a
Antonia Calvo Puerta
2016
Bettina Muscheidt
(2012 - 16) / Currently
Delegation works from
Amman
Zambia
Lusaka
Alessandro Mariani
2015
Gilles Hervio
(2010 - 15)
Philippe Van Damme
2014
Aldo Dell'Ariccia
(2010 - 14)
Zimbabwe Harare
Ambassadors to international organisations
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Organisation
Delegation
city
Ambassador
Selected
Notes
African Union
Addis
Ababa
Ranieri
Sabatucci
2015
ASEAN
Jakarta
Francisco
Fontn Pardo
2015
Council of
Europe
Strasbourg
World Trade
Organisation
Geneva
Mark
Vanheukelen
2015
Angelos
Pangratis (2011 - 15)
United
Nations
New York
City
Joo Vale de
2015
Almeida
Thomas
Mayr-Harting (2011 15)
United
Nations
Geneva
Peter
Srensen[16]
Mariangela
Zappia (2011 - 14)
United
Nations
UNESCO
Holy See
Vienna
Previously
Gary
Quince (2011 - 15)
Jari Vilen[15] 2014
2014
Gyrgyi Margit
Martin Zanathy (2011
- 15)
Didier Lenoir 2015
Paris
Maria
Francesca
Spatolisano
Rome
Jan
Tombiski
2012
Accredited to OECD
2016
Laurence
Argimon - Pistre
(2012 - 16)
Accredited to FAO,
Malta Order and San
Marino Republic
See also
Accreditations and Responsibilities of EU delegations
European External Action Service
List of diplomatic missions of the European Union
European Union and the United Nations
European Union Special Representative
Foreign relations of the European Union
References
1. EU Special Representative in Afghanistan
(http://eeas.europa.eu/policies/eu-specialrepresentatives/franz-michael/index_en.htm)
2. Croatian Vlahutin to replace Sequi (http://topchannel.tv/new/lajme/english
/artikull.php?id=12606&ref=fp#.VEePpxCupsI)
3. EU High Representative Catherine Ashton appoints
new Heads of EU Delegations to Australia,
Norway and Thailand
(http://www.consilium.europa.eu/uedocs/cms_Data
/docs/pressdata/EN/foraff/136389.pdf)
4. High Representative Catherine Ashton appoints

new Heads and Deputy Heads of EU Delegations
under the 2010 rotation
(http://www.consilium.europa.eu/uedocs/cms_data
/docs/pressdata/EN/foraff/116509.pdf), EEAS 15
September 2010
5. High Representative Catherine Ashton appoints 12
new Heads of EU Delegations (http://europa.eu
/rapid/press-release_IP-13-543_en.htm?locale=en)
new Heads of EU Delegations to Botswana and the
Council of Europe-Strasbourg
(http://eeas.europa.eu/statements/docs/2014
/140411_03_en.pdf)
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7. New EU Ambassador in Ottawa

(http://www.delcan.ec.europa.eu
/en/press_and_information/press_releases
/2009/09PR014.shtml)
three new Heads of EU Delegation to Bangladesh,
Guinea (Conakry) and Malawi
(http://www.eeas.europa.eu/statements/docs/2014
/140605_02_en.pdf)
9. EU Delegation to India-Internal Organization
(http://eeas.europa.eu/delegations/india/about_us
/internal_organisation/index_en.htm)
10. High Representative Catherine Ashton appoints six
new Heads of EU Delegation to Japan, UN
Geneva, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mozambique, and
the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu
/140905_01_en.pdf)
11. EU High Representative / Vice President Catherine
Ashton appoints 25 new Heads of EU Delegations
(http://europa.eu/rapid
/pressReleasesAction.do?reference=IP/11/944&
type=HTML), European Commission Press
Release 03/08/2011
12. High Representative/Vice President Catherine

Ashton appoints the new Head of the EU
Delegation to the Russian Federation
(http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP13-90_en.htm)
13. Catherine Ashton appoints new Head of EU
Delegation to the United States (http://europa.eu
/rapid/press-release_IP-14-516_en.htm)
14. http://eeas.europa.eu/delegations/uzbekistan
/documents/about_us/cv_sterk_en.pdf
15. Catherine Ashton appoints new Heads of EU
Delegation to Botswana and the Council of Europe
(http://eeas.europa.eu/statements/docs/2014
/140411_03_en.pdf), EEAS 23/11/10
16. High Representative Catherine Ashton appoints six
new Heads of EU Delegation to Japan, UN
Geneva, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mozambique, and
the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu
/140905_01_en.pdf)
External links
EU Delegations Worldwide (http://eeas.europa.eu/delegations
/index_en.htm)
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