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The Tallinn Diplomatic List THE TALLINN DIPLOMATIC LIST 25 March 2021 MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF THE REPUBLIC OF ESTONIA STATE PROTOCOL DEPARTMENT Islandi väljak 1 15049 Tallinn, Estonia Tel: (372) 637 7500 Fax: (372) 637 7099 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: www.mfa.ee The Tallinn Diplomatic List will be updated regularly The Heads of Missions are kindly requested to communicate to the State Protocol Department all changes related to their diplomatic staff members (with spouses), contacts (address; phone and fax numbers; e-mail; address; homepage) and other relevant information. ___________________________________________________________ * – not residing in Estonia VM | VM ORDER OF PRECEDENCE AMBASSADORS 7 DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS 14 AFGHANISTAN* 14 ALBANIA* 15 ALGERIA* 16 ANDORRA* 17 ANGOLA* 18 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA* 19 ARGENTINA* 20 ARMENIA* 21 AZERBAIJAN 22 AUSTRALIA* 23 AUSTRIA 24 BAHRAIN* 25 BANGLADESH* 26 BELARUS 27 BELGIUM* 28 BOLIVIA* 30 BOSNIA and HERZEGOVINA* 31 BOTSWANA* 32 BRAZIL 33 BULGARIA* 34 BURKINA FASO* 35 CAMBODIA* 37 CANADA* 38 CHILE* 40 PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA 41 COLOMBIA* 43 CROATIA* 44 CUBA* 45 CYPRUS* 46 CZECHIA 47 DENMARK 48 ECUADOR* 49 EGYPT* 50 EL SALVADOR* 51 ___________________________________________________________ * – not residing in Estonia VM | VM ESWATINI* 52 ETHIOPIA* 53 FINLAND 55 FRANCE 57 GEORGIA 59 GERMANY 60 GHANA* 62 GREECE 64 GUATEMALA* 65 GUINEA* 66 GUYANA* 67 HOLY SEE* 68 HONDURAS* 69 HUNGARY 70 ICELAND* 71 INDIA* 72 INDONESIA* 73 IRAN* 74 IRAQ* 75 IRELAND 76 ISRAEL* 77 ITALY 78 JAPAN 79 JORDAN* 81 KAZAKHSTAN 82 REPUBLIC OF KOREA* 83 KOSOVO* 84 KUWAIT* 85 KYRGYZSTAN* 86 LAOS* 87 LATVIA 88 LEBANON* 89 LITHUANIA 90 LUXEMBOURG* 91 MALAWI* 92 MALAYSIA* 93 MALI* 94 MALTA* 95 ___________________________________________________________ * – not residing in Estonia VM | VM MAURITANIA* 96 MEXICO* 97 MOLDOVA 98 MONGOLIA* 99 MONTENEGRO* 100 MOROCCO* 101 MYANMAR* 102 NAMIBIA* 103 NEPAL* 104 NETHERLANDS 105 NEW ZEALAND* 106 NICARAGUA* 107 NIGERIA* 108 NORTH MACEDONIA 109 NORWAY 110 OMAN* 111 PAKISTAN* 112 PANAMA* 113 PARAGUAY* 114 PERU* 115 PHILIPPINES* 116 POLAND 118 PORTUGAL* 119 QATAR* 120 ROMANIA 121 RUSSIAN FEDERATION 122 RWANDA* 126 SAUDI ARABIA* 127 SAN MARINO* 129 SERBIA* 130 SLOVAKIA* 131 SLOVENIA* 132 SOUTH AFRICA* 133 SPAIN 134 SRI LANKA* 135 SUDAN* 136 SURINAME* 137 SWEDEN 138 ___________________________________________________________ * – not residing in Estonia VM | VM SWITZERLAND* 139 SYRIA* 140 TAJIKISTAN* 141 TANZANIA* 142 THAILAND* 143 TOGO* 144 TUNISIA* 145 TURKEY 146 TURKMENISTAN* 147 UKRAINE 148 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES* 149 UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN 150 AND NORTHERN IRELAND 150 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 152 URUGUAY* 155 UZBEKISTAN* 153 VENEZUELA* 157 VIETNAM* 158 ZAMBIA* 159 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 160 AND OTHER REPRESENTATIONS 160 BALTIC DEFENCE COLLEGE 160 EUROPEAN COMMISSION REPRESENTATION IN ESTONIA 160 NORDIC COUNCIL OF MINISTERS OFFICE IN ESTONIA 160 NORDIC INVESTMENT BANK* 161 WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION 161 INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FOR MIGRATION ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT LIASION OFFICE IN ESTONIA 162 EUROPEAN AGENCY FOR THE OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT OF LARGE-SCALE IT SYSTEMS IN THE AREA FREEDOM, SECURITY AND JUSTICE 162 NATO COOPERATIVE CYBER DEFENCE CENTRE 162 OF EXCELLENCE 162 NATO FORCE INTEGRATION UNIT 162 ___________________________________________________________ * – not residing in Estonia VM | VM MISSION OF PALESTINE* 163 HONORARY CONSULS 164 NATIONAL DAYS 172 Public holidays of Estonia (2020) 176 Public holidays of Estonia (2021) 176 ___________________________________________________________ * – not residing in Estonia VM | VM ORDER OF PRECEDENCE AMBASSADORS Nicaragua* H.E. Dr Ricardo José ALVARADO NOGUERA June 21, 2005 San Marino* H.E. Mrs Silvia BERTI February 21, 2008 Bolivia* H.E. Mr Milton René Soto SANTIESTEBAN November 26, 2009 Oman* H.E. Mr Abdul Aziz Abdullah Zahir AL-HINAI August 30, 2012 Malta* H.E. Prof Charles L. MIFSUD November 5, 2013 Rwanda* H.E. Mr Jean Pierre KARABARANGA October 22, 2014 Mauritania* H.E. Mr Mohamed Mahmoud OULD BRAHIM KHLIL January 13, 2015 Albania* H.E. Mrs Shpresa KURETA January 13, 2015 Russia H.E. Mr Alexander PETROV October 15, 2015 Myanmar* H.E. Ms Daw Yin Yin MYINT November 19, 2015 Turkmenistan* H.E. Mr Nazarkuly SHAKUIYEV January 28, 2016 United Kingdom H.E. Mrs Theresa BUBBEAR September 7, 2016 ___________________________________________________________ * – not residing in Estonia VM | VM Armenia* H.E. Mr Tigran MKRTCHYANN December 20, 2016 Spain H.E. Mrs Maria Teresa ORJALES VIDAL March 21. 2017 Honduras* H.E. Mr Roberto Ochoa MADRID April 26, 2017 Latvia H.E. Mr Raimonds JANSONS June 8, 2017 Burkina Faso* H.E. Mr Simplice Honoré GUIBILA June 8. 2017 Serbia* H.E. Mr Saša OBRADOVIĆ June 8, 2017 Lithuania H.E. Mr Giedrius APUOKAS September 5, 2017 Denmark H.E. Mrs Kristina Miskowiak BECKVARD September 5, 2017 Switzerland* H.E. Mr Konstantin OBOLENSKY September 5, 2017 Qatar* H.E. Mr Fahad bin Mohammed AL-ATTIYAH October 3, 2017 Mexico* H.E. Mr Ernesto CÉSPEDES OROPEZA October 3, 2017 Luxembourg* H.E. Mr Gérard PHILIPPS December 12, 2017 Belgium* H.E Mr Carl PEETERS December 12, 2017 ___________________________________________________________ * – not residing in Estonia VM | VM New Zealand* H.E. Mrs Mary Patricia THURSTON January 09, 2018 Cuba* H.E. Mr Eduardo Lazo PÉREZ January 09, 2018 China H.E. Mr LI Chao February 14, 2018 Poland H.E. Mr Grzegorz KOZLOWSKI February 14, 2018 Ghana* H.E. Mrs Gina Ama BLAY March 20, 2018 Croatia* H.E. Mr Josip BULJEVIĆ March 20, 2018 Australia* H.E Ms Kerin Ann BURNS AYYALARAJU April 12, 2018 Peru* H.E Mr Thierry Roca-Rey DELADRIER April 12, 2018 Colombia* H.E Mr Javier Darío HIGUERA ÁNGEL April 12, 2018 Belarus H.E. Mr Vyacheslav KACHANOV August 16, 2018 Zambia* H.E. Ms Rose Mulemba SALUKATULA August 16, 2018 Saudi Arabia* H.E. Dr Faisal GHULAM August 16, 2018 Ireland H.E. Mrs Frances KIERNAN September 4, 2018 ___________________________________________________________ * – not residing in Estonia VM | VM Finland H.E. Mr Timo KANTOLA September 4, 2018 Sweden H.E. Mr Mikael ERIKSSON September 4, 2018 Bahrain* H.E. Dr Muhammad ABDUL GHAFFAR October 5, 2018 Tanzania* H.E. Dr Willibrod Peter SLAA October 5, 2018 Slovenia* H.E. Mrs Božena FORŠTNARIČ BOROJE November 8, 2018 Canada* H.E. Mr Kevin REX November 8, 2018 Ukraine H.E. Mrs Mariana BETSA December 14, 2018 Mali* H.E. Mrs Oumou Sall SECK December 14, 2018 Tajikistan* H.E. Mr Haqdod Mahmadsharif MAHMUD December 14, 2018 Guyana* H.E. Mr Frederick Hamley CASE January 24, 2019 Sudan* H.E. Mr Mohamed Isa Edam BALILA January 24, 2019 Hungary H.E. Mr Kristóf FORRAI February 13, 2019 Slovakia* H.E. Ms Slavomíra MAŠUROVÁ April 3, 2019 ___________________________________________________________ * – not residing in Estonia VM | VM Kuwait* H.E. Mr Najeeb A. AL-BADER April 3, 2019 Malaysia* H.E. Mr John K. SAMUEL May 10, 2019 Lebanon * H.E. Mrs Reina CHARBEL June 19, 2019 Tunisia * H.E. Mrs Sarra CHAOUANI Ep ABIDI June 19, 2019 Germany H.E. Ms Christiane Constanze HOHMANN September 17, 2019 Austria H.E. Dr Julius LAURITSCH September 17, 2019 France H.E. Mr Eric LAMOUROUX September 17, 2019 Greece H.E. Mr Emmanouil APOSTOLAKIS October 16, 2019 Japan H.E. Mr Hajime KITAOKA October 16, 2019 Jordan * H.E. Dr Nawaf TELL October 16, 2019 Georgia H. E. Mr Archil KARAULASHVILI November 21, 2019 Morocco * H. E. Mr Mohamed ACHGALOU November 21, 2019 Holy See * H.E. Archbishop Petar RAJIČ November 21, 2019 ___________________________________________________________ * – not residing in Estonia VM | VM Italy H.E. Mr Daniele RAMPAZZO December 4, 2019 Philippines * H.E. Ms Leah M. BASINANG-RUIZ December 4, 2019 Eswatini * H.E. Mr Sibusisiwe MNGOMEZULU December 4, 2019 Turkey H.E. Mr Süleyman İnan ÖZYILDIZ February 5, 2020 Kazakhstan H.E. Mr Nurlan SEITIMOV February 5, 2020 Antigua and Barbuda* H.E. Ms Karen-Mae C. HILL February 5, 2020 Norway H.E. Mrs Else Berit EIKELAND August 24, 2020 Moldova H.E. Mr Ion STĂVILĂ August 24, 2020 Republic of Korea* H.E. Mr Cheon JOONHO August 24, 2020 Iran* H.E. Mrs Forouzandeh VADIATI August 24, 2020 Netherlands H.E. Mrs Özlem CANEL September 22, 2020 Vietnam* H.E. Mrs DANG Thi Hai Tam September 22, 2020 ___________________________________________________________ * – not residing in Estonia VM | VM United Arab Emirates* H.E. Shaikh Mohammed bin Maktoum bin Rashid AL-MAKTOUM September 22, 2020 Iceland* H.E. Mr Auðunn ATLASON September 22, 2020 Uzbekistan* H.E. Mr Kadambay SULTANOV October 29, 2020 Mongolia* H.E. Mr Janabazar TUVDENDORJ October 29, 2020 Israel* H.E. Ms Hagit BEN-YAAKOV October 29, 2020 Brazil H.E. Mr José Antonio GOMES PIRAS February 9, 2021 Czechia H.E. Mr David KRÁL February 9, 2021 India* H.E. Mr Raveesh KUMAR February 9, 2021 Portugal* H.E. Mr Francisco de ASSIS MORAIS E CUNHA VAZ PATTO February 9, 2021 ___________________________________________________________ * – not residing in Estonia VM | VM DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS AFGHANISTAN* Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan 1 Goplańska Street, 02-954 Warsaw Tel:(48) 22 885 54 10 Fax: (48) 22 885 65 00 Email: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.afghanembassy.com.pl _________________________________________________________ H.E ___________________________________________________________ * – not residing in Estonia VM | VM ALBANIA* National Day: November 28 – Independence Day Embassy of the Republic of Albania Ul. Altowa 1, 02-386 Warsaw Tel: (48 22) 824 14 27 Fax: (48 22) 824 14 26 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: www.ambasadat.gov.al/poland
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