List of Ambassadors and High Commissioners to Canada

This is a list of Ambassadors and High Commissioners to Canada from other countries and entities, as listed by the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development, by order of precedence.

Nation	Name	Credentials	Notes
Djibouti	Roble Olhaye	29 March 1989	[1]
Congo	Serge Mombouli	24 June 2002	[1]
Samoa	Ali'ioaiga Feturi Elisaia	30 March 2004	[2][3]
Solomon Islands	Colin Beck	20 August 2004	[2][3]
Zimbabwe	Florence Zano Chideya	13 December 2005
Algeria	Smail Benamara	26 January 2006
São Tomé and Príncipe	Ovídio Manuel Barbosa Pequeno	6 June 2006	[3]
Madagascar	Simon Constant Horace	13 June 2006
Bolivia	Edgar José Torrez Mosqueira	10 April 2007
Oman	Hunaina Sultan Ahmed Al-Mughairy	30 October 2007	[1]
Cameroon	Solomon Azoh-Mbi Anu'a-Gheyle	26 June 2008	[2]
Sierra Leone	Bockarie Stevens	30 June 2008	[1][2]
Barbados	Edward Evelyn Greaves	26 July 2008	[2]
Morocco	Nouzha Chekrouni	31 March 2009
Pakistan	Akbar Zeb	16 June 2009	[2]
Azerbaijan	Farid Shafiyev	2 October 2009
Paraguay	Manuel Schaerer Kanonnikoff	12 January 2010
Fiji	Winston Thompson	2 February 2010	[1][2]
Jamaica	Sheila Ivoline Sealy Monteith	12 February 2010	[2]
Kuwait	Ali Hussain Saleh Al Sammak	28 April 2010
Peru	José Antonio Bellina Acevedo	28 April 2010
Belgium	Bruno Andreas Maria van der Pluijm	19 May 2010
Indonesia	Dienne Hardianti Moehario	19 May 2010
Congo, Democratic Republic	Dominique Kilufya Kamfwa	19 May 2010
Andorra	Narcís Casal de Fonsdeviela	19 May 2010	[3]
Slovakia	Milan Kollár	16 June 2010
Iraq	Abdulrahman Hamid Al-Husaini	16 June 2010
Equatorial Guinea	Anatolio Ndong Mba	16 June 2010	[3]
Central African Republic	Stanislas Moussa-Kembe	16 June 2010	[1]
Ireland	Ray Bassett	23 September 2010
Honduras	Sofia Lastenia Cerrato Rodriguez	23 September 2010
Tanzania	Alex Crescent Massinda	23 September 2010	[2]
Egypt	Wael Ahmed Kamal Aboul-Magd	23 September 2010
Sweden	Teppo Tauriainen	23 September 2010
Lesotho	Mathabo Theresia Tsepa	23 September 2010	[2]
Jordan	Basheer Fawwaz Zoubi	29 October 2010
Uruguay	Elbio Oscar Rosselli Frieri	29 October 2010
Costa Rica	Luis Carlos Delgado Murillo	23 November 2010
Hungary	László Csaba Pordány	8 February 2011
Trinidad and Tobago	Philip Anthony Buxo	8 February 2011	[2]
Nicaragua	Francisco Obadiah Campbell Hooker	8 February 2011	[1]
Guyana	Harry Narine Nawbatt	22 March 2011	[2]
Malaysia	Hayati Binti Ismail	22 March 2011	[2]
Croatia	Veselko Grubišić	19 April 2011
Mozambique	Amélia Narciso Matos Sumbana	19 April 2011	[1]
Namibia	Martin Andjaba	19 April 2011	[1][2]
Albania	Elida Petoshati	18 May 2011
Laos	Seng Soukhativong	18 May 2011	[1]
Kyrgyzstan	Muktar Djumaliev	18 May 2011	[1]
San Marino	Damiano Beleffi	18 May 2011	[3]
Ecuador	Andrés Horacio Terán Parral	13 June 2011
Armenia	Armen Yeganian	19 September 2011
France	Philippe André François Zeller	19 September 2011
Latvia	Juris Audarins	19 September 2011
Angola	Agostinho Tavares da Silva Neto	19 September 2011
El Salvador	Óscar Mauricio Duarte Granados	19 September 2011
Switzerland	Ulrich Lehner	19 September 2011
Timor-Leste	Constâncio da Conceição Pinto	19 September 2011	[1]
Montenegro	Srdjan Darmanović	19 September 2011	[1]
Côte d'Ivoire	N'Goran Kouamé	1 December 2011
Malawi	Steve Dick Tennyson Matenje	1 December 2011	[2]
Australia	Louise Hand	8 January 2012	[2]
Iceland	Þórður Ægir Óskarsson	8 March 2012
Kazakhstan	Konstantin Zhigalov	8 March 2012
Zambia	Bobby Mbunji Samakai	8 March 2012	[2]
Mali	Ami Diallo Traoré	8 March 2012
Burkina Faso	Amadou Adrien Koné	30 March 2012
Haiti	O. André Frantz Liautaud	30 March 2012
Swaziland	Abednego Mandla Ntshangase	30 March 2012	[1][2]
Suriname	Subhas-Chandra Mungra	30 March 2012	[1]
United Arab Emirates	Mohammed Saif Helal Al Shehhi	13 September 2012
South Korea	Cho Hee-yong	13 September 2012
Nigeria	Ojo Maduekwe	13 September 2012	[2]
Lithuania	Vytautas Žalys	13 September 2012
South Africa	Membathisi Mdladlana	13 September 2012	[2]
Finland	Kaarlo Murto	13 September 2012
Germany	Werner Franz Wnendt	13 September 2012
Bangladesh	Kamrul Ahsan	13 September 2012	[2]
Spain	Carlos Gómez-Múgica Sanz	21 September 2012
Panama	Jorge Miranda Corona	21 September 2012
Norway	Mona Elisabeth Brøther	21 September 2012
Georgia	Alexander Latsabidze	8 October 2012
Austria	Arno Riedel	8 October 2012
Botswana	Tebelelo Mazile Seretse	8 October 2012	[1][2]
Turkey	Tuncay Babalı	13 October 2012
India	Vishnu Prakash		[2]
Ukraine	Vadym Prystaiko	13 October 2012
Kosovo	Akan Ismaili	13 October 2012	[1]
Belize	Nestor Enrique Mendez	15 January 2013	[1][2]
Senegal	Nancy Ndiaye Ngom	18 January 2013
Tunisia	Riadh Essid	18 January 2013
Luxembourg	Jean-Louis Wolzfeld	18 January 2013	[1]
Colombia	Nicolás Lloreda Ricaurte	14 February 2013
New Zealand	Simon Tucker	3 March 2013	[2]
Cuba	Julio Garmendia Peña	18 April 2013
Portugal	José Fernando Moreira da Cunha	18 April 2013
Italy	Gian Lorenzo Cornado	18 April 2013
Lebanon	Micheline Abi-Samra	18 April 2013
Japan	Norihiro Okuda	18 April 2013
Bahamas	Calsey Johnson	30 April 2013	[2]
United Kingdom	Howard Drake	1 June 2013	[2]
Romania	Maria Ligor	10 June 2013
Mexico	Francisco Suárez Dávila	10 June 2013
Myanmar	Hau Do Suan	10 June 2013
Singapore	Philip Eng Heng Nee	10 June 2013	[2][4]
Seychelles	Marie-Louise Potter	10 June 2013	[2][3]
Estonia	Gita Kalmet	27 August 2013
Netherlands	Cornelis Johannes "Cees" Kole	27 August 2013
Denmark	Niels Boel Abrahamsen	27 August 2013
Vietnam	To Anh Dung	3 October 2013
Benin	Comlan Pamphile Goutondji	3 October 2013
European Union	Marie Anne Coninsx	3 October 2013
Poland	Marcin Bosacki	30 October 2013
Libya	Fathi Baja	30 October 2013
Burundi	Speciose Nzeyimana	30 October 2013
Bulgaria	Nikolay Milkov	30 October 2013
Moldova	Ala Beleavschi	25 November 2013
Thailand	Pisan Manawapat	25 November 2013
Israel	Rafael Raul Barak	25 November 2013
Saudi Arabia	Naif Bin Bandir Alsudairy	28 January 2014
Brazil	Pedro Fernando Brêtas Bastos	28 January 2014
Uganda	John Chrysostom Alintuma Nsambu	28 January 2014	[2]
Ethiopia	Birtukan Ayano	28 January 2014
Qatar	Fahd Mohamed Youssuf Kafoud	28 January 2014
Dominican Republic	Héctor Virgilio Alcántara	13 March 2014
Holy See	Archbishop Luigi Bonazzi	13 March 2014	[5]
Guatemala	Blanca Rita Claverie	13 March 2014
Cyprus	Georgios "George" Chacalli	13 March 2014	[1][2]
Uzbekistan	Bakhtiyar Gulyamov	13 March 2014	[1]
United States	Bruce Heyman	8 April 2014
Argentina	Norma Nascimbene de Dumont	8 April 2014
Mongolia	Altangerel Radnaabazar	5 May 2014	[6]
Afghanistan	Sham Lall Bathija	5 May 2014	[6]
China	Luo Zhaohui	21 May 2014	[7]
Malta	Marisa Micallef	21 May 2014	[1][2][7]
Serbia	Mihailo Papazoglu	27 June 2014	[8]
Chile	Alfonso Silva	27 June 2014	[8]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Koviljka Špirić	27 June 2014	[8]
Chad	Mahamat Ali Adoum	27 June 2014	[3][8]
Cambodia	Tuy Ry	27 June 2014	[3][8]
Bahrain	vacant
Belarus	vacant
Bhutan	vacant		[3]
Brunei	vacant		[2]
Cape Verde	vacant		[1]
Comoros	vacant		[3]
Czech Republic	vacant
Eritrea	vacant		[1]
Gabon	vacant
The Gambia	vacant		[1][2]
Ghana	vacant		[2]
Greece	vacant
Guinea	vacant
Guinea-Bissau	vacant		[3]
Iceland	vacant
Iran	vacant		[9]
Kenya	vacant		[2]
North Korea	vacant		[3]
Liberia	vacant		[1]
Maldives	vacant		[3]
Marshall Islands	vacant		[1]
Mauritania	vacant		[3]
Mauritius	vacant		[1][2]
Monaco	vacant		[1]
Nepal	vacant
Papua New Guinea	vacant		[1][2]
Philippines	vacant
Russia	vacant
Rwanda	vacant
Slovenia	vacant
Sri Lanka	vacant		[2]
Sudan	vacant
Syria	vacant
Togo	vacant
Tonga	vacant[10]		[2][3]
Turkmenistan	vacant		[1]
Tuvalu	vacant		[3]
Venezuela	vacant
Yemen	vacant

See also Ambassadors from Canada.

References

1. Co-accredited as Ambassador to the United States; resides in Washington, D.C.
2. High Commissioner.
3. Co-accredited as Permanent Representative to the United Nations; resides in New York.
4. The High Commissioner from Singapore to Canada is non-resident and resides in Singapore.
5. Titled Apostolic Nuncio rather than Ambassador.
6. "Presentation of Letters of Credence at Rideau Hall" (Press release). Ottawa: Rideau Hall Press Office. 2 May 2014. Retrieved 29 May 2014.
7. "Presentation of Letters of Credence at Rideau Hall" (Press release). Ottawa: Rideau Hall Press Office. 20 May 2014. Retrieved 29 May 2014.
8. "Presentation of Letters of Credence at Rideau Hall" (Press release). Ottawa: Rideau Hall Press Office. 24 June 2014. Retrieved 4 July 2014.
9. Clark, Campbell; Martin, Patrick; Mackinnon, Mark (7 September 2012). "Envoys out as Canada abruptly severs ties with Iran". The Globe and Mail (Toronto: The Globe and Mail Inc.). Retrieved 29 May 2014.
10. "Lord (Tu‘a) Taumoepeau-Tupou dies in Tonga". Islands Business (Suva, Fiji: Islands Business International). 15 August 2013. Retrieved 29 May 2014.

External links

• Foreign Representatives in Canada: Ambassadors by Order of Precedence