List of ambassadors of Serbia
Map of countries with Serbian embassies
Serbia
Embassy
Annual Ambassadors' conference in 2010
The following is the list of Ambassadors from Serbia. The list is in alphabetical order by country. In brackets are the countries for which the embassy is responsible on non-residential basis.[1]
List of Ambassadors
Albania — Miroljub Zarić
Algeria — Miroslav Šestović (Guinea Bissau, Mali)
Angola — Dragan Marković (Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Guinea and Senegal)
Argentina - Tatjana Conić (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.) (Chile, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay)
Australia — Miroljub Petrović (Embassy of Serbia in Canberra) (Fiji, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Tonga, Vanuatu)
- Consul General Branko Radošević in Sydney
Austria — Pero Janković (Embassy of Serbia in Vienna)
- Consul-General Vladimir Novaković in Salzburg
Azerbaijan - Nebojša Rodić
Belarus - Veljko Kovačević (Embassy of Serbia in Minsk).svg.png)
Belgium — Vesna Arsić (Luxembourg)
Bosnia and Herzegovina — Stanimir Vukićević
- Consul General Vladimir Nikolić in Banja Luka
- Consul General Goran Stojković in Mostar
Brazil — Veljko Lazić (Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana)
Bulgaria — Vladimir Ćurgus
Canada - Mihailo Papazoglu
- Gerant Spasoje Milićević in Toronto
China - Milan Bačević (Mongolia, North Korea, Pakistan)
- Vice-consul gerant Dejan Marinković in Shanghai
Congo, Democratic Republic of the - Radomir Živković
Croatia - Mira Nikolić
Cuba - Marina Perović-Petrović (Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Venezuela)
Cyprus - Dragan Zurovac (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)
Czech Republic - Vera Mavrić
Denmark - Dragana Ivanović
Egypt - Dragan Bisenić (Sudan)
Ethiopia - Dragan Mraović (Djibouti, Tanzania, Seychelles)
Finland - Slavko Kruljević (Estonia)
France - Rajko Ristić (Embassy of Serbia in Paris)
- Consul Božidar Jovanović in Strasbourg
Germany - Dušan Crnogorčević (Embassy of Serbia in Berlin)
- Consul General Aleksandra Đorđević in Frankfurt
- Consul General Momirka Marinković in Hamburg
- Consul General Snežana Miljanić in Munich
- Consul General Božidar Vučurović in Stuttgart
- Consul General Nebojša Košutić in Düsseldorf
Greece - Branko Lazarević (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.) (Armenia)
- Consul General Siniša Pavić in Thessaloniki
Holy See - Mirko V. Jelić
Hungary - Rade Drobac (Embassy of Serbia in Budapest)
India - Vladimir Marić (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Sri Lanka)
Indonesia - Vukašin Todorović (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.) (Brunei, Cambodia, East Timor, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam)
Iran - Branko Marković
Iraq - Radisav Petrović
Israel - Milutin Stanojević
Italy - Ana Hrustanović (Malta, San Marino)
Japan - Nenad Glišić
Kazakhstan - Vladimir Mirković
Kenya - Ivan Živković (Burundi, Comoros, Eritrea, Rwanda, Somalia and Uganda)
Kuwait - Vladimir Kohut (Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Yemen)
Lebanon — Veljko Piljak (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.) (Jordan)
Libya - Oliver Potežica (Chad)
Macedonia - Dušanka Divjak Tomić
Mexico - Goran Mešić (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama)
Morocco - Slađana Prica-Tavčiovska (Mauritania)
Montenegro - Zoran Bingulac
- Consul General Slobodan Bajić in Herceg Novi
Myanmar - Miodrag Nikolin (Laos)
Netherlands - Petar Vico
Nigeria - Jovan Marić (Cameroon, Ghana)
Norway - Suzana Bošković-Prodanović (Embassy of Serbia in Oslo) (Iceland)
Poland - Radojko Bogojević (Lithuania)
Portugal - Mirko Stefanović
Romania - Branko Branković (Moldova)
- Consul General Lazar Manojlović in Timişoara
Russia - Slavenko Terzić (Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan) (Embassy of Serbia in Moscow)
Saudi Arabia - Mladen Mijović (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)
Slovakia - Šani Dermaku
Slovenia - Aleksandar Radovanović
South Africa - Božin Nikolić (Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Zimbabwe)
South Korea - Zoran Kazazović
Spain - Danko Prokić (Andorra)
Sweden - Zoran Jovanović (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.) (Latvia) 
Switzerland - Snežana Janković (Liechtenstein)
- Consul General Zoran Jeremić in Zürich
Syria - Milan Vijatović (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.) 
Tunisia - Nikola Lukić
Turkey - Danilo Vučetić
- Consul General Zoran Marković in Istanbul
Ukraine - Rade Bulatović (Georgia)
United Arab Emirates - Miloš Perišić
United Kingdom - Ognjen Pribićević (Ireland) (Embassy of Serbia in London)
United States - Đerđ Matković (Antigua and Barbuda, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Lucia, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago) (Embassy of Serbia in Washington, D.C.)
- Gerant Dejan Radulović in Chicago
- Consul General Mirjana Živković in New York City
Zambia - Vladimir Odavić (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)
List of honorary Consuls 
Honorary Consulates of Serbia- Argentina
- Vicente Gerardo Bozovich in Córdoba
- Maria Cristina Capitanich in Presidente Roque Sáenz Peña
- María Maria Esther Stamatovich in Rosario
- Liliana Milovic in Martínez
Armenia - Babken Simonyan in Yerevan- Austria - Dieter H. M. Szolar in Graz
Bangladesh - Syed Kader Iqbal in Dhaka- Belgium - Aleksandar Davidovic in Mortsel
Bolivia - Zana Petkovic Kuljaca de Rodriguez in La Paz- Brazil
- Roberto Guimarães Martins Costa in Rio de Janeiro
- Édison Freitas de Siqueira in Porto Alegre
- José Guilherme de Godoy Pinheiro in São Paulo
- Edson José Ramon in Curitiba
- Canada - Peter Vladikovic in Vancouver
Chile - Damir Solar in Santiago
Colombia - Hernan Sanin Posada in Bogotá
Costa Rica - Stanko Trifunovic in San Joaquín de Flores- Cyprus - Kypros V. Eliades in Larnaca
Dominican Republic - Ramon de la Roha in Santo Domingo
Ecuador - Dusan Draskovic in Guayaquil
El Salvador - José Luis Saca Melendez in San Salvador- France - Robert-Louis Liris in Clermont-Ferrand
Gabon - Momčilo Mombo Radunović in Libreville
Ghana - Cliford Odartey Lamptey in Accra- Greece
Guatemala - José Antonio Arzứ Irigoyen in Guatemala City
Guinea - Jean Jacque Grenier in Conakry
Honduras - José Jorge Villeda Toledo in Tegucigalpa- Hungary - Görög Tibor in Szeged
- India
Ireland - Živko Jakšić in Dublin
Iceland - Irena Kojić in Reykjavík- Israel - Abraham Neeman in Tel Aviv
- Italy
Jamaica - John Issa in Kingston- Japan - Naohide Ueyama in Osaka
Jordan - Camille Hanna Elias Hanna in Amman- Lebanon - Joseph Martinos in Beirut
- Macedonia - Siljan Micevski in Bitola
Mali - Yaya Diakite in Bamako
Malta - Gordon Pace Bonello in Mosta- Mexico - Pol Popovic in Monterrey
- Morocco - Seddik Bargash in Casablanca
Mongolia - Bavuu Zorigt in Ulan Bator
Mozambique - John William Kachamila in Maputo- Mongolia - Bavuu Zorigt in Ulan Bator
Nicaragua - Juan Ignacio Castillo in Managua- Nigeria
Pakistan - Tarik Rafi in Karachi
Paraguay - Jorge Silvio Milos Giucich in Asunción
Peru - Norbert Lind Pertovic in Lima
Philippines - Joaquin Jack Rodrigez in Makati City- Poland - Ranko Tomović in Katowice
- Portugal - Simão Bernardo Albuquerque Matos in Porto
Seychelles - Miodrag Todorović in Mahé
Sierra Leone - Adonis Abboud in Freetown- Slovakia - Eva Dekanovska in Košice
Sri Lanka - Udaya Nanayakkara in Colombo
Sudan - Ahmed Abdel Moneim Abdel Mouti Mohammed in Khartoum- Spain
- Roberto Rivera in Barcelona
- Jose Maria Dominguez Silva in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
- Syria - Elias Sargon in Aleppo
Togo - Jean-Louis Henault in Lomé- Turkey - Metin Akdurak in İzmir
Uganda - Jovan Latinčić in Kampala
Uruguay - Danijel Klisich di Vietri in Montevideo- United States
List of Ambassadors to international organizations
Council of Europe - Zoran Popović in Strasbourg - European Union - Duško Lopandić in Brussels
NATO - Miomir Udovički in Brussels
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) - Vuk Žugić, OSCE and other organizations in Vienna
UNESCO - Darko Tanasković in Paris
United Nations - Milan Milanović in New York City (Covers bilateral relations with Benin, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Côte d'Ivoire, The Gambia, Liberia, Madagascar, Mauritania, Niger, São Tomé and Príncipe, Sierra Leone, Somalia and Togo)- United Nations - Vladislav Mladenović in Geneva
References
External links
See also
- Foreign relations of Serbia
- List of diplomatic missions of Serbia
- List of diplomatic missions in Serbia
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