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Diplomatic List PROTOCOL DEPARTMENT DIPLOMATIC LIST NOVEMBER 2020 1 Table of Contents Order of Precedence of Heads of Mission .......................................................................................................... 6 Afganistan ......................................................................................................................................... 17 Algeria .............................................................................................................................................. 18 Argentina .......................................................................................................................................... 19 Armenia ............................................................................................................................................ 20 Australia ........................................................................................................................................... 21 Austria .............................................................................................................................................. 22 Bahrain ............................................................................................................................................. 23 Bangladesh ....................................................................................................................................... 24 Belarus ............................................................................................................................................. 25 Belgium ............................................................................................................................................ 26 Bolivia .............................................................................................................................................. 27 Bosnia and Herzegovina ..................................................................................................................... 28 Botswana .......................................................................................................................................... 29 Brazil ................................................................................................................................................ 30 Bulgaria ............................................................................................................................................ 32 Burundi ............................................................................................................................................. 33 Cambodia ......................................................................................................................................... 34 Canada ............................................................................................................................................. 35 China ............................................................................................................................................... 37 Chile................................................................................................................................................. 39 Colombia .......................................................................................................................................... 40 Congo .............................................................................................................................................. 41 Costa Rica ........................................................................................................................................ 42 Croatia.............................................................................................................................................. 43 Cuba ................................................................................................................................................ 44 Czech Republic ................................................................................................................................. 45 Denmark ........................................................................................................................................... 46 Dominican Republic ........................................................................................................................... 47 Ecuador ............................................................................................................................................ 48 Egypt ................................................................................................................................................ 49 El Salvador ....................................................................................................................................... 51 2 Estonia ............................................................................................................................................. 53 Eswatini ............................................................................................................................................ 54 Ethiopia ............................................................................................................................................ 55 Finland ............................................................................................................................................. 56 France .............................................................................................................................................. 57 Gabon .............................................................................................................................................. 59 Georgia ............................................................................................................................................ 60 Germany ........................................................................................................................................... 61 Ghana .............................................................................................................................................. 63 Greece ............................................................................................................................................. 64 Guatemala ........................................................................................................................................ 67 Guinea.............................................................................................................................................. 68 Guinea Equatorial .............................................................................................................................. 69 Holy See ........................................................................................................................................... 70 Honduras .......................................................................................................................................... 71 Hungary ............................................................................................................................................ 72 India ................................................................................................................................................. 73 Indonesia .......................................................................................................................................... 75 Iran .................................................................................................................................................. 77 Iraq .................................................................................................................................................. 78 Ireland .............................................................................................................................................. 79 Israel ................................................................................................................................................ 80 Italy .................................................................................................................................................. 82 Ivory Coast ........................................................................................................................................ 84 Japan ............................................................................................................................................... 85 Jordan .............................................................................................................................................. 86 Kazakhstan ....................................................................................................................................... 87 Kenya ............................................................................................................................................... 88 Korea ............................................................................................................................................... 89 Kuwait .............................................................................................................................................. 90 Laos ................................................................................................................................................
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