List of ambassadors of Chad to the United States

The Chadian ambassador in Washington, D. C. is the official representative of the Government in N'Djamena to the Government of the United States.

Ambassador of Chad to United States Embassy of Chad in Washington, D.C.
Incumbent Hassane Mahamat Nasser since May 21, 2014
Inaugural holder	Adam Malick Sow
Formation	May 25, 1961

List of representatives

Diplomatic agrément	Diplomatic accreditation	Ambassador	Observations	List of heads of state of Chad	List of presidents of the United States	Term end
June 27, 1961			EMBASSY OPENED	François Tombalbaye	John F. Kennedy
May 25, 1961		Adam Malick Sow		François Tombalbaye	John F. Kennedy
May 1, 1964	May 25, 1964	Boukar Abdoul		François Tombalbaye	Lyndon B. Johnson
September 18, 1968	September 26, 1968	Lazare Massibe		François Tombalbaye	Lyndon B. Johnson
February 21, 1974		Abdelkerim Mahamat	Born in 1933 in Goz-Beida; Chargé d'affaires, Ambassador of Chad to the Kingdom of Libya (1966-1968); deputy treasurer general of the PPT-RDA; Minister of Livestock, Water & Forests and Fisheries.[1]	François Tombalbaye	Gerald Ford
April 15, 1974	June 5, 1974	Jean Alingué Bawoyeu		François Tombalbaye	Gerald Ford
December 14, 1976		Abdoul Ousman	Chargé d'affaires	Félix Malloum	Gerald Ford
April 13, 1977	May 13, 1977	Jules Pierre Toura Gaba	(Maibiyan 28 XII 1920-) 1975-1978 he was Foreign minister, 1974 he was Ambassador in Bonn, Rome and Bern	Félix Malloum	Jimmy Carter
November 15, 1983	November 21, 1983	Mahamat Ali Adoum		Hissène Habré	Ronald Reagan
February 1992		Abdoulaye Lamana	Nomination withdrawn, ambassador to Belgium	Idriss Déby	George H. W. Bush
March 26, 1992	April 2, 1992	Acheikh Ibn-Oumar		Idriss Déby	George H. W. Bush
May 19, 1993	September 3, 1993	Laoumaye Mekonyo Koumbairia	(* 1945 in Bao, Chad) Diploma, National School Administration, N'Djamena. Degree in diplomatic studies, Institute International Relations, Cameroon. Master's degree, Institute International Relations, Paris. Doctor of Laws, Faculty Law and Judicial Studies, Paris. Career 1st secretary Chadian Embassies, Paris and Kinshasa, Zaire, 1967-1974. Various positions including chief of staff to Minister Foreign Affairs Foreign Ministry, head Europe-American section Directorate Political Affairs and International Organizations, head Directorate Political Affairs and International Organizations, director of protocol, 1989, 90. Then international affairs advisor to President of Chad. Minister for civil service and labour and for national education, 1990-1993. Ambassador to the United States Washington, since 1993.[citation needed]	Idriss Déby	Bill Clinton
January 24, 1995	March 20, 1995	Mahamat Saleh Ahmat		Idriss Déby	Bill Clinton
December 21, 1998	January 21, 1999	Ahmat Hassaballah Soubiane		Idriss Déby	Bill Clinton
November 23, 2004	December 9, 2004	Mahamoud Adam Béchir		Idriss Déby	George W. Bush
July 12, 2012	July 30, 2012	Maitine Djoumbe		Idriss Déby	Barack Obama
March 18, 2014	May 21, 2014	Hassane Mahamat Nasser		Idriss Déby	Barack Obama

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References

1. Abdelkerim Mahamat
2. Chief of Protocol,