List of ambassadors of the European Union

Below are current Ambassadors of the European Union to foreign countries and international organisations. They are also known as Heads of Delegation or Envoys. Prior to the Treaty of Lisbon, the EU was represented abroad by the ambassador of the country holding the semestrial EU council presidency, and the European Commission was represented by a Head of Delegation of the Commission, who was a member of the diplomatic corps and given the title of ambassador as a courtesy.

EU Ambassadors' Conference, September 2018

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.

Ambassadors are chosen among candidates coming from the European External Action Service (EEAS), the European Commission, the European Council, and the 27 Ministries of Foreign Affairs of the member states.

Current ambassadors

Ambassadors by nationality (legend →)

•  Austria (5)
•  Belgium (6)
•  Bulgaria (1)
•  Croatia (1)
•  Cyprus (1)
•  Czech Republic (1)
•  Denmark (2)
•  Estonia (3)
•  Finland (5)
•  France (24)
•  Germany (18)
•  Greece (3)
•  Hungary (0)
•  Ireland (7)
•  Italy (16)
•  Latvia (3)
•  Lithuania (4)
•  Luxembourg (0)
•  Malta (1)
•  Netherlands (3)
•  Poland (8)
•  Portugal (7)
•  Romania (2)
•  Slovakia (3)
•  Slovenia (2)
•  Spain (20)
•  Sweden (5)

Ambassadors to Non-EU Countries ^[1]

Country	Location	Ambassador	Selected	Predecessors / Comments
Afghanistan	Brussels (temporarily)	Veronika Boskovic Pohar (acting)	2024	Franz-Michael Skjold Mellbin[2] (2013–2017); Pierre Mayaudon (2017–2021); Raffaella Iodice (2022–2024) Normally based in Kabul
Albania	Tirana	Silvio Gonzato	2023	Ettore Sequi (2010–2014); Romana Vlahutin (2014–2019); Luigi Soreca (2019–2022); Christiane Hohmann (2022–2023)
Algeria	Algiers	Diego Mellado Pascua	2024	Marek Skolil (2012–2016); John O’Rourke (2016–2021); Thomas Eckert (2021–2024)
Angola	Luanda	Rosário Bento Pais	2023	Gordon Kricke (2012–2016); Tomáš Uličný (2016–2020); Jeannette Seppen (2020–2023)
Argentina	Buenos Aires	Amador Sánchez Rico	2021	Alfonso Diez-Torres (2010–2014); José Ignacio Salafranca (2014–2017); Aude Maio-Coliche (2017–2021)
Armenia	Yerevan	Vassilis Maragos	2023	Traian Hristea (2011–2015); Piotr Świtalski (2015–2019); Andrea Wiktorin (2019–2023)
Australia	Canberra	Gabriele Visentin	2022	Sem Fabrizi (2013–2017); Michael Pulch[3] (2017–2022)
Azerbaijan	Baku	Peter Michalko	2021	Malena Mård (2013–2017); Kestutis Jankauskas (2017–2021)
Bangladesh	Dhaka	/ Michael Miller	2024	William Hanna (2010–2014); Pierre Mayaudon (2014–2017); Rensje Teerink (2017–2021); / Charles Whiteley (2021–2024)
Barbados & the Eastern Caribbean States	Bridgetown	Małgorzata Wasilewska	2020	Mikael Barfod (2012–2016); Daniela Tramacere (2016–2020) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to Antigua & Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St. Lucia, St. Kitts & Nevis, St. Vincent & the Grenadines, the OECS and CARICOM/CARIFORUM
Belarus	Minsk	Steen Nørlov (acting)	2023	Maira Mora (2011–2015); Andrea Joana-Maria Wiktorin (2015–2019); Dirk Schuebel (2019–2022)
Benin	Cotonou	Stephane Mund	2024	Josep Coll i Carbo (2013–2017); Oliver Nette (2017–2019); Sylvia Hartleif (2020–2024)
Bolivia	La Paz	Jaume Segura Socias	2024	Tim Torlot (2012–2016); León de la Torre Kraiss (2016–2020); Michael Dóczy (2020–2024)
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Sarajevo	Luigi Soreca	2024	Peter Sørensen (2011–2015); Lars-Gunnar Wigemark (2015–2019); Johann Sattler (2019–2024) Accredited also as EU Special Representative
Botswana	Gaborone	Petra Pereyra	2022	Gerard McGovern (2010–2014); Alexander Baum[4] (2014–2018); Jan Sadek (2018–2022) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to SADC
Brazil	Brasília	Marian Schuegraf	2023	João Gomes Cravinho (2015–2019); Ignacio Ybáñez (2019–2023)
Burkina Faso	Ouagadougou	Daniel Aristi Gaztelumendi	2023	Alain Holleville (2011–2015); Jean Lamy (2015–2019); Wolfram Vetter (2019–2023)
Burundi	Bujumbura	Elisabetta Pietrobon	2023	Wolfram Vetter (2016–2019); Claude Bochu (2019–2023)
Cambodia	Phnom Penh	Igor Driesmans	2023	Jean-Francois Cautain (2011–2015); George Edgar (2015–2019) Carmen Moreno (2019–2023);
Cameroon	Yaoundé	Jean-Marc Chataigner	2023	Françoise Collet (2013–2017); Hans-Peter Schadek (2017–2021); Philippe Van Damme (2021–2023) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to Equatorial Guinea
Canada	Ottawa	Geneviève Tuts	2024	Marie-Anne Coninsx (2013–2017); Peteris Ustubs (2017–2021); Melita Gabrič (2021–2024)
Cape Verde	Praia	Carla Grijó	2021	José Manuel Pinto Teixeira (2012–2017); Sofia Moreira de Sousa (2017–2021)
Central African Republic	Bangui	/ Diego Escalona Paturel	2024	Jean-Pierre Reymondet-Commoy[3] (2013–2017); Samuela Isopi (2017–2021); / Douglas Carpenter (2021–2024)
Chad	N'Djamena	Przemysław Bobak	2024	Hélène Cave (2010–2015); Denisa-Elena Ionete (2015–2018); Betrand Soret (2018–2022); Koenraad Cornelis (2022–2024)
Chile	Santiago	Claudia Gintersdorfer	2024	Rafael Dochao Moreno (2012–2016); Stella Zervoudaki (2016–2020); León de la Torre Krais (2020–2024)
People's Republic of China	Beijing	Jorge Toledo	2022	Hans Dietmar Schweisgut (2014–2018); Nicolas Chapuis (2018–2022)
Colombia	Bogotá	Gilles Bertrand	2021	Patricia Llombart Cussac (2018–2021)
Republic of Congo	Brazzaville	Anne Marchal	2021	Saskia de Lang (2014–2018), Raul Mateus Paula (2018–2021); Giacomo Durazzo (2021–2024)
Democratic Republic of Congo	Kinshasa	Nicolás Berlanga Martinez	2023	Jean Michel Dumond (2012–2016); Bart Ouvry (2017–2019); Jean-Marc Chataigner (2019–2022);
Costa Rica	San José	Pierre-Louis Lempereur	2021	Pelayo Castro (2015–2019); María Antonia Calvo (2019–2021)
Cuba	Havana	Isabel Brilhante Pedrosa	2021	Herman Portocarrero (2012–2017); Alberto Navarro Gonzalez (2017–2021)
Djibouti	Djibouti	Denisa-Elena Ionete	2024	Joseph Silva (2012–2016); Adam Kułach (2016–2020); Sylvie Tabesse (2020–2024) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to IGAD
Dominican Republic	Santo Domingo	Katja Afheldt	2021	Alberto Navarro Gonzalez (2013–2017); Irene Horejs (2017–2021)
Ecuador	Quito	Jekaterina Dorodnova	2024	Peter Schwaiger (2012–2016); Marianne Van Steen (2016–2020); Charles-Michel Geurts (2020–2024)
Egypt	Cairo	Angelina Eichhors	2024	James Moran (2012–2016); Ivan Surkoš (2017–2020); Christian Berger (2020–2024)
El Salvador	San Salvador	François Roudié	2021	Stefano Gatto (2009–2013); Jaume Segura Socias[3] (2013–2017); Andres Bassols Soldevila (2017–2021) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to SICA
Eritrea	Asmara	Gianluca Grippa	2022	Christian R. Manahl (2014–2017);[5] Josep Coll i Carbo (2017–2018); Gábor Iklódy (2019–2022)
Eswatini	Mbabane	Karsten Mecklenburg	2024	Nicola Bellomo (2014–2017); Esmeralda Hernandez Aragones (2017–2021); Dessislava Choumelova (2021–2024)
Ethiopia	Addis Ababa	Sofie From-Emmesberger	2024	Chantal Hebberecht (2013–2017); Johan Borgstam (2017–2021); Roland Kobia (2021–2024)
Fiji & the Pacific	Suva	Barbara Plinkert	2023	/ Andrew Jacobs (2013–2017); Julian Wilson (2017–2019); Sujiro Seam (2019–2023) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to Cook Islands, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, Niue, Palau, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu, as well as French Polynesia, New Caledonia and Wallis & Futuna.
Gabon	Libreville	Cécile Abadie	2023	Cristina Martins Barreira (2011–2015); Helmut Kulitz (2015–2019); Rosário Bento Pais (2019–2023) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to Sao Tomé & Principe and ECCAS
The Gambia	Banjul	Corrado Pampaloni	2021	Attila Lajos (2017–2021); Joaquín González–Ducay (2015–2017)
Georgia	Tbilisi	Paweł Herczyński	2022	Philip Dimitrov (2010–2014); János Herman[6] (2014–2018); Carl Hartzell (2018–2022)
Ghana	Accra	Irchad Ramiandrasoa Razaaly	2021	Claude Maerten (2010–2014); William Hanna (2014–2018); Diana Acconcia (2018–2021)
Guatemala	Guatemala City	Thomas Peyker	2020	Stella Zervoudaki (2011–2016); Stefano Gatto (2016–2020)
Guinea	Conakry	Jolita Pons	2022	Philippe Van Damme (2010–2014); Gerardus Gielen[7] (2014–2018); Josep Coll i Carbo (2018–2022)
Guinea-Bissau	Bissau	Artis Bertulis	2022	Joaquin Gonzalez-Ducay (2011–2015); Victor Madeira dos Santos (2015–2019); Sónia Neto (2019–2022)
Guyana	Georgetown	Rene van Nes	2022	Robert Kopecky (2011–2015); Jernej Videtič (2015–2019); Fernando Ponz Cantó (2019–2022) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Suriname with responsibility for Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, St Barthelemy, St Eustatius and St Maarten
Haiti	Port-au-Prince	Stefano Gatto	2022	Javier Niño (2012–2015); Vincent Degert (2015–2019); Sylvie Tabesse (2019–2022)
Holy See	Rome	Martin Selmayr	2024	Yves Gazzo (2009–2012); Laurence Argimon-Pistre (2012–2016); Jan Tombiński (2016–2020); Alexandra Valkenburg (2020–2024) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to San Marino, Malta Order and FAO
Honduras	Tegucigalpa	Gonzalo Fournier	2024	Peter Versteeg (2009–2013); Ketil Karlsen (2013–2017); Alessandro Palmero (2017–2020); Jaume Segura Socías (2020–2024)
Hong Kong	Hong Kong	/ Harvey Rouse	2024	Vincent Piket (2012–2016); Carmen Cano (2016–2020); Thomas Gnocchi (2020–2024) Accredited as Head of Office. Accredited also to Macao
Iceland	Reykjavík	Clara Ganslandt	2024	Michael Mann (2017–2020); Lucie Samcová-Hall Allen (2020–2024)
India	New Delhi	Hervé Delphin	2023	João Gomes Cravinho (2012–2015); Tomasz Kozłowski (2015–2019); Ugo Astuto (2019–2023) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to Bhutan
Indonesia	Jakarta	Denis Chaibi	2023	Julian Wilson (2008–2013); Olof Skoog (2014–2015); Vincent Piket (2015–2019); Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Brunei
Iraq	Baghdad	Thomas Seiler	2023	Jana Hybášková (2011–2015); Patrick Simonnet (2016–2017); Ramon Blecua (2017–2019); Martin Huth (2019–2021); Ville Varjola (2021–2023)
Israel	Tel Aviv	Dimiter Tzantchev	2021	Lars Faaborg-Andersen (2013–2017); Emanuele Giaufret (2017–2021)
Ivory Coast	Abidjan	Francesca Di Mauro	2022	Jobst von Kirchmann (2018–2022)
Jamaica	Kingston	Erja Askola	2024	Paola Amadei (2012–2016); Małgorzata Wasilewska (2016–2020); Marianne Van Steen (2020–2024) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to Belize, The Bahamas, Turks & Caicos Islands and Cayman Islands
Japan	Tokyo	Jean-Eric Paquet	2022	Hans Dietmar Schweisgut (2010–2014); Viorel Isticioaia Budura[8] (2014–2018); Patricia Flor (2018–2022)
Jordan	Amman	/ Pierre-Christophe Chatzisavas	2023	Joanna Wronecka (2010–2015); Andrea Matteo Fontana (2015–2019); Maria Hadjitheodosiou (2019–2023)
Kazakhstan	Nur-Sultan	Aleska Simkic	2024	Aurelia Bouchez (2011–2015); Traian Hristea (2015–2018); Sven-Olov Carlsson (2018–2021); Kestutis Jankauskas (2021–2024)
Kenya	Nairobi	Henriette Geiger	2021	Lodewijk Briët (2011–2015); Stefano Antonio Dejak (2015–2019); / Simon Mordue (2019–2021) Accredited also as EU Permanent Representative to UNEP and UN-Habitat
Kosovo	Pristina	Aivo Orav	2024	Samuel Žbogar (2011–2016); Nataiiya Apostolova (2016–2020); Tomáš Szunyog (2020–2024) Accredited as Head of Office and EU Special Representative
Kuwait	Kuwait City	Anne Koistinen	2023	Cristian Tudor (2019–2022)
Kyrgyzstan	Bishkek	Marilyn Josefson	2022	Cesare De Montis (2013–2017); Eduard Auer (2018–2022)
Laos	Vientiane	/ Mark Gallagher	2024	Leo Faber (2016–2020); Ina Marčiulionytė (2020–2024)
Lebanon	Beirut	Sandra De Waele	2023	Angelina Eichhorst (2011–2015), Christina Lassen[9] (2015–2019); Ralph Tarraf (2019–2023)
Lesotho	Maseru	Paola Amadei	2021	Michael Doyle (2014–2017); Christian Manahl (2017–2021)
Liberia	Monrovia	Nona Deprez	2023	Tina Intelmann (2014–2017); Hélène Cave (2017–2020); Laurent Delahousse (2020–2023)
Libya	Tripoli	Nicola Orlando	2023	Nataliya Apostolova (2012–2016); Bettina Muscheidt (2016–2018); Alan Bugeja (2018–2020); Jose Antonio Sabadell (2020–2023)
Madagascar	Antananarivo	Isabelle Delattre Burger	2022	Giovanni Di Girolamo (2018–2022) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to Comoros
Malawi	Lilongwe	Rune Skinnebach	2021	Alexander Baum (2010–2014); Marchell Germann (2014–2018); Sandra Paesen (2018–2020)
Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur	Rafael Tristan Daerr	2024	Luc Vandebon (2012–2016); Maria Castillo Fernández (2016–2020); Michalis Rokas (2020–2024)
Mali	Bamako	Pascal Perennec (acting)	2023	Richard Zink (2011–2015); Alain Holleville (2015–2019); Bart Ouvry (2019–2023)
Mauritania	Nouakchott	Joaquín Tasso Vilallonga	2024	José Antonio Sabadell (2013–2017); Giacomo Durazzo (2017–2021); / Gwilym Jones (2021–2024)
Mauritius	Port Louis	Oskar Benedikt	2023	H-S. Gerstanlauer (2013–2015), Marjaana Sall (2015–2019); Vincent Degert (2019–2023) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to Seychelles
Mexico	Mexico City	Francisco André	2024	Marie-Anne Coninsx (2009–2013); Andrew Stanley (2013–2017); Klaus Rudischhauser (2017–2019); Jean-Pierre Bou (2019–2021); Gautier Mignot (2021–2024)
Moldova	Chișinău	Jānis Mažeiks	2021	Pirkka Tapiola (2013–2017); Peter Michalko (2017–2021)
Mongolia	Ulaanbaater	Ina Marčiulionytė	2024	Traian Hristea (2018–2021); Axelle Nicaise (2021–2024)
Montenegro	Podgorica	Johann Sattler	2024	Mitja Drobnic (2012–2016); Aivo Orav (2016–2020); Oana-Cristina Popa (2020–2024)
Morocco	Rabat	Patricia Llombart Cussac	2021	Rupert Joy (2013–2017); Claudia Wiedey (2017–2021)
Mozambique	Maputo	Antonino Maggiore	2022	Paul Malin (2011–2014); Sven Kühn von Burgsdorff[8] (2014–2018); Antonio Sánchez-Benedito Gaspar (2018–2022)
Myanmar	Yangon	Ranieri Sabatucci	2020	Roland Kobia (2013–2017); Kristian Schmidt (2017–2020)
Namibia	Windhoek	/ Ana Beatriz Martins	2023	Raúl Fuentes Milani (2010–2015); Jana Hybášková (2015–2019); Sinikka Antila (2019–2023)
Nepal	Kathmandu	/ Veronique Lorenzo	2023	Reesje Teerink (2013–2017), Veronica Cody (2017–2020), Nona Deprez (2020–2023)
New Zealand	Wellington	/ Lawrence Meredith	2023	Mikalis Rokas (2012–2016); Bernard Savage (2016–2019); Nina Obermaier (2019–2023)
Nicaragua	Managua	Fernando Ponz	2022	Javier Sandomingo, (2011–2015); Kenneth Bell (2015–2019); Pelayo Castro (2019–2021); Bettina Muscheidt (2021–2022)
Niger	Niamey	Salvador Pinto da França	2022	Hans-Peter Schadek (2011–2013); Raul Mateus Paula (2013–2018); (2018–2021); Denisa–Elena Ionete[3] (2018–2022)
Nigeria	Abuja	Gautier Mignot	2024	Michel Arrion[3] (2013–2017); Ketil Karlsen (2017–2021); Samuela Isopi (2021–2024) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to ECOWAS
North Macedonia	Skopje	Michalis Rokas	2024	Aivo Orav (2012–2016); Samuel Žbogar (2016–2020); / David Geer (2020–2024)
Norway	Oslo	Nicolas de La Grandville	2021	Helen Campbell[10] (2013–2017); Thierry Béchet (2017–2021)
Pakistan	Islamabad	Dr Riina Kionka	2022	Lars-Gunnar Wigemark (2011–2015); Jean François Cautain (2015–2019), Androulla Kaminara (2019–2022)
Palestine	Ramallah	Alexandre Stutzmann	2023	Sven Kühn von Burgsdorff (2019–2023) Accredited as Head of Office. Accredited also to UNWRA
Panama	Panama City	Izabela Matusz	2022	Chris Hoornaert (2018–2022)
Papua New Guinea	Port Moresby	Jacques Fradin	2022	Ioannis Giogkarakis-Argyropoulos (2015–2019); Jernej Videtič (2019–2022)
Paraguay	Asunción	Javier García de Viedma	2021	Alessandro Palmero (2013–2017); Paolo Berizzi (2017–2021)
Peru	Lima	Jonathan Hatwell	2024	Sabato Della Monica (1991–1996); Jean-Michel Perille (1997–2001); Mendel Goldstein (2001–2005); António Cardoso Mota (2005–2009); Hans Allden (2010–2013); Irene Horejs (2013–2017); Diego Mellado (2017–2021); / Gaspar Frontini (2021–2024)
Philippines	Manila	Mariomassimo Santoro	2024	Guy Ledoux (2011–2015); Franz Jessen (2015–2019); Luc Véron (2019–2024)
Qatar	Doha	Cristian Tudor	2022	None
Russia	Moscow	Roland Galharague	2022	Vygaudas Ušackas (2013–2017); Markus Ederer (2017–2022)
Rwanda	Kigali	Belén Calvo Uyarra	2022	Michael Ryan (2013–2017); Nicola Bellomo (2017–2021)
Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	Christophe Farnaud	2023	Michele Cervone d'Urso (2016–2020); Patrick Simonnet (2020–2023) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Bahrain and  Oman
Senegal	Dakar	/ Jean-Marc Pisani	2018	Dominique Dellicour (2010–2015); Joaquín González–Ducay (2015–2018)
Serbia	Belgrade	/ Emanuele Giaufret	2021	Michael Davenport (2013–2017); Sem Fabrizi (2017–2021)
Sierra Leone	Freetown	Jacek Jankowski	2024	Tom Vens (2017–2021); Manuel Müller (2021–2024)
Singapore	Singapore	Iwona Piórko	2021	Michael Pulch[3] (2013–2017); Barbara Plinkert (2017–2021)
Somalia	Mugadishu	Karin Johansson	2023	/ Veronique Lorenzo (2016–2018); Nicolás Berlanga Martinez (2018–2021); Tiina Intelmann (2021–2023)
South Africa	Pretoria	Sandra Kramer	2022	Roeland van de Geer (2010–2014); Marcus Cornaro (2014–2018); Dr Riina Kionka (2018–2022)
South Korea	Seoul	Maria Castillo Fernandez	2020	Tomasz Kozłowski (2011–2015); Gerhard Sabathil (2015–2017); Michael Reiterer (2017–2020)
South Sudan	Juba	Timo Olkkonen	2022	Sven Kühn von Burgsdorff (2012–2014); Stefano De Leo (2014–2018); Sinéad Walsh (2018–2020); Christian Bader (2020–2022)
Sudan	Khartoum	Aidan O'Hara	2022[11]	Tomáš Uličný (2011–2016); Jean Michel Dumond (2016–2019); Robert van den Dool (2019–2022)
Sri Lanka	Colombo	Carmen Moreno	2023	David Daly (2013–2016); Tung–Lai Margue (2016–2019); Denis Chaibi (2019–2023) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to Maldives
Switzerland	Bern	Miroslav Lajčák	2024	Richard Jones (2012–2016); Michael Matthiessen (2016–2020); / Petros Mavromichalis (2020–2024) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to Liechtenstein
Syria	Beirut (temporarily)	Michael Ohnmacht (acting)	2024	Simon Bojsen-Moller – acting (2016–2017); Tosca Barucco – acting (2017–2019); Gilles Bertrand – acting (2019–2021); Dan Stoenescu – acting (2021–2024) Normally based in Damascus
Taiwan	Taipei	Lutz Güllner	2024	Frédéric Laplanche (2011–2015); Madeleine Majorenko (2015–2019); Filip Grzegorzewski (2019–2024) Accredited as Head of Office
Tajikistan	Dushanbe	Raimundas Karoblis	2022	Eduard Auer (2010–2014); Hidajet Biščević (2014–2018); Marilyn Josefsson (2018–2022)
Tanzania	Dar es Salaam	Christine Grau	2023	Filiberto Ceriani Sebregondi (2011–2015); Roeland van de Geer (2015–2018); Manfredo Fanti (2019–2023) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to EAC
Thailand	Bangkok	David Daly	2021	Jesús Miguel Sanz Escorihuel[10] (2013–2017); Pirkka Tapiola (2017–2021)
Timor-Leste	Dili	Marc Fiedrich	2022	Alexandre Leitão (2016–2019); / Andrew Jacobs (2019–2022)
Togo	Lomé	/ Gwilym Jones	2024	Maria Cristina Martins Barreira (2017–2020); Joaquín Tasso Vilallonga (2020–2024)
Trinidad & Tobago	Port of Spain	Peter Cavendish	2021	Daniela Tramacere (2012–2016); Arend Biesebroek (2016–2020)
Tunisia	Tunis	Giuseppe Perrone	2024	Laura Baeza (2012–2016); Patrice Bergamini (2016–2020); Marcus Cornaro (2020–2024)
Turkey	Ankara	Thomas Hans Ossowski	2024	Jean-Maurice Ripert (2011–2013); Hansjörg Haber (2015–2016); Christian Berger (2016–2020); Nikolaus Meyer-Landrut (2020–2024)[12]
Turkmenistan	Ashgabat	Beata Pęksa	2023	Diego Ruiz Alonso (2020–2023)
Uganda	Kampala	Jan Sadek	2022	Kristian Schmidt (2013–2017); Attilio Pacifici (2017–2022)
Ukraine	Kyiv	Katarína Mathernová	2023	Jan Tombiński (2012–2016); Hugues Mingarelli (2016–2019); Matti Maasikas (2019–2023)
United Arab Emirates	Abu Dhabi	Lucie Berger	2023	Mihail Stuparu (2012–2014), Patrizio Fondi (2015–2020); Andrea Matteo Fontana (2020–2023)
United Kingdom	London	Pedro Serrano	2022	João Vale de Almeida[13] (2020–2022) Member state of the European Union (1973–2020)
United States	Washington, D.C.	Jovita Neliupšienė	2023	João Vale de Almeida (2010–2014); David O'Sullivan[14] (2014–2019); Stavros Lambrinidis[15] (2019–2023)
Uruguay	Montevideo	Paolo Berizzi	2021	Juan Fernández Trigo (2013–2017); Karl-Otto Koenig (2017–2021)
Uzbekistan	Tashkent	Toivo Klaar	2024	Yuri Sterk (2012–2016); Charlotte Adriaen (2020–2024)
Venezuela	Caracas	María Antonia Calvo (acting)	2024	Aude Maio-Coliche (2013–2017); Isabel Brilhante Pedrosa (2017–2021); Rachel Roumet – acting (2021–2024)
Vietnam	Hanoi	Julien Guerrier	2023	Bruno Angelet (2015–2019); Pier Giorgio Aliberti (2019–2023)
Yemen	Amman (temporarily)	Gabriel Munuera Vinlas	2021	María Antonia Calvo (2016–2019); Hans Grundberg (2019–2021) Normally based in Sanaa
Zambia	Lusaka	Karolina Stasiak	2023	Gilles Hervio (2010–2015); Alessandro Mariani (2015–2019); Jacek Jankowski (2019–2023)
Zimbabwe	Harare	Jobst von Kirchmann	2022	Philippe Van Damme (2014–2018); Timo Olkkonen (2018–2022)

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Ambassadors to International Organisations

Host organisation	Location	Ambassador	Selected	Predecessors / Comments
African Union	Addis Ababa	Javier Niño Pérez	2024	Gary Quince (2011–2015), Ranieri Sabatucci (2015–2019); Birgitte Markussen (2019–2023)
ASEAN	Jakarta	Sujiro Seam	2023	Igor Driesmans (2021–2023)
Council of Europe	Strasbourg	Vesna Batistić Kos	2022	Luisella Pavan-Woolfe (2009–2014)[16] Jari Vilen[17] (2014–2018); Meglena Kuneva (2018–2022)
OSCE	Vienna	Rasa Ostrauskaite	2020	Didier Lenoir (2015–2019) Deputy Head of Delegation in Vienna
United Nations	New York City	Stavros Lambrinidis	2024	João Vale de Almeida (2015–2019); Thomas Mayr-Harting (2011–2015); Olof Skoog (2019–2023)
United Nations	Geneva	Belén Martinez Carbonell	2024	Maria Angela Zappia (2011–2014), Walter Stevens[18] (2018–2021); Lotte Knudsen (2021–2024)
United Nations	Vienna	Carl Hallergård	2023	Stephan Klement[19] (2017–2023) Head of Delegation in Vienna
OECD & UNESCO	Paris	Christina Kokkinakis	2023	Didier Lenoir (2019–2023) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to Andorra and Monaco
World Trade Organization	Geneva	João Aguiar Machado	2019	Angelos Pangratis (2011–2015) Mark Vanheukelen (2015–2019)

Ambassadors at now Defunct Offices

Country	Location	Ambassador	Selected	Predecessors / Comments
Solomon Islands	Honiara	Leonidas Tazapsidis	2014–2018	Closed in 2018. Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Vanuatu

See also

• Accreditation 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
• List of diplomatic missions of the European Union

References

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13. Delegation of the European Union to the United Kingdom
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18. "New permanent observer of the European Union presents letter of nomination to the director-general of the United Nations office at Geneva". United Nations. 17 September 2018. Retrieved 8 July 2021.
19. About the EU Delegation in Vienna, retrieved 2020-01-07

External links

• Media related to Ambassadors of the European Union at Wikimedia Commons
• EU Delegations Worldwide