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Twitter Europe Twitter Handles: Europe Andorra: Prime Minister: Mr. Antoni Martí. Twitter: GovernAndorra Albania: President: Mr. Bujar Nishani. Twitter: BujarNishani. Prime Minister: Mr. Edi Rama. Twitter: ediramaal. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Ditmir Bushati. Twitter: AlbanianMFA UN office in Geneva: @AlMissionUNGen Austria: Federal Chancellor: Mr. Werner Faymann. Twitter: Werner_Faymann Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Sebastian Kurz. Twitter: MFA_Austria Belarus: Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Vladimir Makei. Twitter: BelarusMFA UN office in Geneva: @BelarusUNOG Belgium: Prime Minister: Mr. Charles Michel. Twitter: CharlesMichel. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Didier Reynders. Twitter: dreynders Bosnia and Herzegovina: President: Mr. Bakir Izetbegović. Twitter: B_Izetbegovic Prime Minister: Mr. Denis Zvizdić. Twitter: DrZvizdic Bulgaria: President: Mr. Rosen Plevneliev. Twitter: PlevnelievRP Prime Minister: Mr. Boyko Borissov. Twitter: BoykoBorissov. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Daniel Mitov. Twitter: MFABulgaria Croatia: President: Mrs. Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović. Twitter: KolindaGK. Prime Minister: Mr. Tihomir Orešković. Twitter: ZoranMilanovi. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Miro Kovač. Twitter: MVEP_hr Czech Republic: President: Mr. Miloš Zeman. Twitter: MZemanOficialni. Prime Minister: Mr. Bohuslav Sobotka. Twitter: SlavekSobotka Minister of Foreign Affairs: Lubomír Zaorálek. Twitter: ZaoralekL Denmark: Prime Minister: Mr. Lars Løkke Rasmussen. Twitter: @larsloekke Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Kristian Jensen. Twitter: UM_dk UN office in Geneva: Twitter @DKUNmisgva Estonia: President: Mr. Toomas Hendrik Ilves. Twitter: IlvesToomas. Prime Minister: Mr. Taavi Rõivas. Twitter: TaaviRoivas Finland: President: Mr. Sauli Niinistö. Twitter: TPKanslia Prime Minister: Mr. Juha Sipilä. Twitter: juhasipila Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Timo Soini. Twitter: Ulkoministeriö UN office in Geneva: @FinlandGeneva France: President: Mr. François Hollande. Twitter: fhollande. Prime Minister: Mr. Manuel Valls. Twitter: manuelvalls Minister of Foreign Affairs: Monsieur Jean-Marc Ayrault. Twitter: @jeanmarcayrault UN office in Geneva: Twitter @FranceONUGeneve Germany: Chancellor: Mrs. Angela Merkel. Twitter: Angela_Merkel. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Frank-Walter Steinmeier. Twitter: GermanyDiplo UN office in Geneva: @GermanyUNGeneva Greece: Prime Minister: Mr. Alexis Tsipras. Twitter: tsipras_eu. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Nikolaos Kotzias. Twitter: GreeceMFA Hungary: Prime Minister: Mr. Viktor Orbán. Twitter: Viktor_Orban Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Péter Szijjártó. Twitter: kormany_hu Iceland: Prime Minister: Mr. Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson. Twitter: sigmundurdavid. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Gunnar Bragi Sveinsson. Twitter: MFAIceland. UN office in Geneva: @IcelandinGeneva Italy: Prime Minister: Mr. Matteo Renzi. Twitter: Palazzo_Chigi Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Paolo Gentiloni. Twitter: FarnesinaPress Ireland: Prime Minister: Mr. Enda Kenny. Twitter: EndaKennyTD Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Charles Flanagan. Twitter: CharlieFlanagan UN office: @irishmissionun Latvia: President: Mr. Raimonds Vējonis. Twitter: Vejonis. Prime Minister: Mr. Māris Kučinskis. Twitter: @MarisKucinskis. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Edgars Rinkēvičs. Twitter: Latvian_MFA UN office in Geneva: @LVmissionGeneva Liechtenstein: Prime Minister: Mr. Adrian Hasler. Twitter: Adrian_Hasler Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mrs. Aurelia Frick. Twitter: MFA_LI UN office: @LiechtensteinUN Lithuania: President: Mrs. Dalia Grybauskaitė. Twitter: Grybauskaite_LT. Prime Minister: Mr. Algirdas Butkevičius. Twitter: Grybauskaite_LT Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Linas Linkevičius. Twitter: LithuaniaMFA Macedonia: President: Mr. Gjorge Ivanov. Twitter: @GjorgeIvanov Malta: Prime Minister: Mr. Joseph Muscat. Twitter: presidentMT UN office in Geneva: @Order_UNOG Moldova: President: Mr. Nicolae Timofti. Twitter: presedinte_md. Prime Minister: Mr. Pavel Filip. Twitter: GuvernulRMD. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Andrei Galbur. Twitter: Diplomacy_RM. Montenegro: President: Mr. Filip Vujanović. Twitter: PredsjednikCG. Prime Minister: Mr. Milo Đukanović. Twitter: Vladardovijeka. UN office: @UN_Montenegro Norway: Prime Minister: Mrs. Erna Solberg. Twitter: erna_solberg Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Børge Brende. Twitter: NorwayMFA UN office in Geneva: @NorwayInGeneva Netherlands: Prime Minister: Mr. Mark Rutte. Twitter: MinPres Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Bert Koenders. Twitter: Rijksoverheid UN office in Geneva: @NLinGeneva Poland: President: Mr. Andrzej Duda. Twitter: AndrzejDuda. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Witold Waszczykowski. Twitter: PolandMFA. UN office in Geneva: @PLMissionGeneva Portugal: Prime Minister: Mr. António Luís Santos da Costa. Twitter: govpt Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Augusto Ernesto dos Santos Silva. Twitter: MNEGOVPT Romania: President: Mr. Klaus Iohannis. Twitter: KlausIohannis. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Lazăr Comănescu. Twitter: MAERomania. Serbia: President: Mr. Tomislav Nikolić. Twitter: @predsednikrs Prime Minister: Mr. Aleksandar Vučić. Twitter: avucic. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Ivica Dačić. Twitter: SRBDiplomacy. UN office: @UNCT_Serbia Slovakia: President: Mr. Andrej Kiska. Twitter: Andrej_Kiska Prime Minister: Mr. Robert Fico. Twitter: RobertFico. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Miroslav Lajčák. Twitter: SlovakiaMFA Slovenia: President: Mr. Borut Pahor. Twitter: BorutPahor. Prime Minister: Mr. Miro Cerar. Twitter: MiroCerar. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Karl Viktor Erjavec. Twitter: MZZRS UN office in Geneva: @SLOtoUNGeneva Spain: Prime Minister: Mr. Mariano Rajoy. Twitter: marianorajoy Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. José Manuel García-Margallo. Twitter: MAECgob Sweden: Prime Minister: Mr. Stefan Löfven. Twitter: Regeringschefen Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mrs. Margot Wallström. Twitter: margotwallstrom UN office in Geneva: @SwedenGeneva Switzerland: Minister of Foreign Affairs: Monsieur Didier Burkhalter. Twitter: travel_edadfae UN office: @swiss_un Ukraine: Prime Minister: Mr. Arseniy Yatsenyuk. Twitter: Yatsenyuk_AP President: Mr. Petro Poroshenko. Twitter: poroshenko. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Pavlo Klimkin. Twitter: MFA_Ukraine United Kingdom: Prime Minister: Mr. David Cameron. Twitter: David_Cameron. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Mr. Philip Hammond. Twitter: PHammondMP UN office in Geneva: @UKMissionGeneva.
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