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Foreign Diplomatic Offices in the United States FOREIGN DIPLOMATIC OFFICES IN THE UNITED STATES AFGHANISTAN ARGENTINA Embassy of the Republic of Afghanistan Embassy of the Argentine Republic (Embassy ceased operations on August 28, 1997) 1600 New Hampshire Avenue NW., Washington, DC 20009 ALBANIA phone (202) 238–6400, fax (202) 332–3171 Embassy of the Republic of Albania His Excellency Guillermo Enrique Gonza´lez 2100 S Street NW., Washington, DC 20008 Ambassador E. and P. phone (202) 223–4942, fax (202) 628–7342 Consular Offices: His Excellency Dr. Fatos Tarifa California: Ambassador E. and P. Los Angeles Consular Offices: San Francisco Massachusetts, Boston Florida, Miami Texas, Houston Georgia, Atlanta ALGERIA Illinois, Chicago New York, New York Embassy of the Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria Texas, Houston 2118 Kalorama Road NW., Washington, DC 20008 ARMENIA phone (202) 265–2800, fax (202) 667–2174 His Excellency Idriss Jazairy Embassy of the Republic of Armenia Ambassador E. and P. 2225 R Street NW., Washington, DC 20008 phone (202) 319–1976, fax (202) 319–2982 Iraqi Interests Section His Excellency Arman Kirakossian 1801 P Street NW., Washington, DC 20036 Ambassador E. and P. phone (202) 483–7500, fax (202) 462–5066 Consular Office: California, Los Angeles Akram J.M. Al Douri Counselor AUSTRALIA ANDORRA Embassy of Australia 1601 Massachusetts Avenue NW., Washington, DC Embassy of Andorra 20036–2273 Two United Nations Plaza, 25th Floor, New York, phone (202) 797–3000, fax (202) 797–3168 NY 10017 His Excellency Michael Thawley phone (212) 750–8064, fax (212) 750–6630 Ambassador E. and P. Jelena V. Pia-Comella Consular Offices: Charge´ d’Affaires California: ANGOLA Los Angeles Embassy of the Republic of Angola San Francisco 2108 16th Street NW., Washington, DC 20009 Colorado, Denver phone (202) 785–1156, fax (202) 785–1258 Georgia, Atlanta Her Excellency Josefina Pitra Diakite Hawaii, Honolulu Ambassador E. and P. Massachusetts, Boston New York, New York ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA Embassy of Antigua and Barbuda AUSTRIA 3216 New Mexico Avenue NW., Washington, DC Embassy of Austria 20016 3524 International Court NW., Washington, DC phone (202) 362–5112, 66, fax (202) 362–5225 20008–3027 His Excellency Lionel Alexander Hurst phone (202) 895–6700, fax (202) 895–6750 Ambassador E. and P. His Excellency Peter Moser Consular Office: Florida, Miami Ambassador E. and P. 911 912 Congressional Directory Consular Offices: His Excellency Ahmad Tariq Karim California: Ambassador E. and P. Los Angeles Consular Offices: San Francisco California, Los Angeles Colorado, Denver Hawaii, Honolulu Florida, Miami Louisiana, New Orleans Georgia, Atlanta New York, New York Hawaii, Honolulu Illinois, Chicago BARBADOS Louisiana, New Orleans Embassy of Barbados Massachusetts, Boston 2144 Wyoming Avenue NW., Washington, DC Michigan, Detroit 20008 Minnesota, Minneapolis phone (202) 939–9200, fax (202) 332–7467 Missouri, Kansas City His Excellency Michael Ian King New York: Ambassador E. and P. Buffalo Consular Offices: New York California: Ohio, Columbus Los Angeles Pennsylvania, Philadelphia San Francisco Puerto Rico, San Juan Florida, Miami Texas, Houston Georgia, Atlanta Washington, Seattle Illinois, Chicago Louisiana, New Orleans AZERBAIJAN Massachusetts, Boston Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan Michigan, Detroit 2741 34th Street NW., Washington, DC 20008 New York, New York phone (202) 842–0001, fax (202) 842–0004 Ohio, Cleveland His Excellency Hafiz Mir Jalal Pashayev Oregon, Portland Ambassador E. and P. Texas, Houston BAHAMAS BELARUS Embassy of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas Embassy of the Republic of Belarus 2220 Massachusetts Avenue NW., Washington, DC 1619 New Hampshire Avenue NW., Washington, 20008 DC 20009 phone (202) 319–2660, fax (202) 319–2668 phone (202) 986–1604, fax (202) 986–1805 His Excellency Joshua Sears His Excellency Valery V. Tsepkalo Ambassador E. and P. Ambassador E. and P. Consular Offices: Consular Office: New York, New York Florida, Miami BELGUIM New York, New York Embassy of Belguim BAHRAIN 3330 Garfield Street NW., Washington, DC 20008 Embassy of the State of Bahrain phone (202) 333–6900, fax (202) 333–3079 3502 International Drive NW., Washington, DC His Excellency Alex Reyn 20008 Ambassador E. and P. phone (202) 342–0741, fax (202) 362–2192 Consular Offices: Sheik Abdulla Ahmed Salman Al Khalifa Alaska, Anchorage Charge´ d’Affaires Arizona, Phoenix Consular Offices: California: California, San Diego Los Angeles New York, New York San Diego San Francisco BANGLADESH Colorado, Denver Embassy of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh Florida, Miami 3510 International Drive NW., Washington, DC Georgia, Atlanta 20008 Hawaii, Honolulu phone (202) 244–0183, fax (202) 244–5366 Illinois, Chicago Foreign Diplomatic Offices 913 in the United States Kentucky, Louisville BOLIVIA Maryland, Baltimore Embassy of the Republic of Bolivia Massachusetts, Boston 3014 Massachusetts Avenue NW., Washington, DC Michigan, Detroit 20008 Minnesota, St. Paul phone (202) 483–4410, fax (202) 328–3712 Missouri, St. Louis Her Excellency Marlene Ferna´ndez del Granado New York, New York Ambassador E. and P. Ohio, Cleveland Consular Offices: Oregon, Portland Arizona, Phoenix Pennsylvania: California: Philadelphia Los Angeles Pittsburgh San Francisco Puerto Rico, San Juan Colorado, Aspen Texas: Florida, Miami Dallas Georgia, Atlanta Houston Illinois, Chicago San Antonio Louisiana, New Orleans Utah, Salt Lake City Massachusetts, Boston Virginia, Norfolk Missouri, St. Louis Washington, Seattle New York, New York Wisconsin, Milwaukee Ohio, Cincinnati Texas, Houston BELIZE Washington, Seattle Embassy of Belize BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 2535 Massachusetts Avenue NW., Washington, DC 20008 Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina phone (202) 332–9636, fax (202) 332–6888 2109 E Street NW., Washington, DC 20037 Her Excellency Lisa Shoman phone (202) 337–1500, fax (202) 337–1502 Ambassador E. and P. His Excellency Igor Davidovic Consular Offices: Ambassador E. and P. Consular Office: New York, New York California: Los Angeles BOTSWANA San Francisco Embassy of the Republic of Botswana Florida, Miami 1531–1533 New Hampshire Avenue NW., Illinois: Washington, DC 20036 Belleville phone (202) 244–4990, fax (202) 244–4164 Chicago His Excellency Kgosi Seepapitso IV Louisiana, New Orleans Ambassador E. and P. Michigan, Detroit Consular Offices: Puerto Rico, San Juan California, Los Angeles Texas: Texas, Houston Dallas Houston BRAZIL Brazilian Embassy BENIN 3006 Massachusetts Avenue NW., Washington, DC Embassy of the Republic of Benin 20008 2124 Kalorama Road NW., Washington, DC 20008 phone (202) 238–2700, fax (202) 238–2827 phone (202) 232–6656, fax (202) 265–1996 His Excellency Rubens Antonio Barbosa His Excellency Segbe Cyrille Oguin Ambassador E. and P. Ambassador E. and P. Consular Offices: Consular Office: California, Los Angeles Alabama, Birmingham Arizona, Phoenix BHUTAN California: Consular Offices: Los Angeles California, San Francisco San Francisco District of Columbia Florida, Miami New York, New York Georgia, Atlanta 914 Congressional Directory Hawaii, Honolulu His Excellency Roland Eng Illinois, Chicago Ambassador E. and P. Massachusetts, Boston CAMEROON New York, New York Puerto Rico, San Juan Embassy of the Republic of Cameroon Texas, Houston 2349 Massachusetts Avenue NW., Washington, DC Trust Territories of the Pacific Islands, Hong 20008 Kong phone (202) 265–8790, fax (202) 387–3826 Virginia, Norfolk His Excellency Jerome Mendouga Washington, Seattle Ambassador E. and P. Consular Offices: BRUNEI California, San Francisco Embassy of the State of Brunei Darussalam Texas, Houston 3520 International Court NW., Washington, DC 20008 CANADA phone (202) 237–1838, fax (202) 885–0560 Embassy of Canada His Excellency Pengiran Anak Dato Puteh 501 Pennsylvania Avenue NW., Washington, DC Ambassador E. and P. 20001 phone (202) 682–1740, fax (202) 682–7726 BULGARIA His Excellency Michael Frederick Kergin Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria Ambassador E. and P. 1621 22nd Street NW., Washington, DC 20008 Consular Offices: phone (202) 387–0174, fax (202) 234–7973 California: His Excellency Philip Dimitrov Los Angeles Ambassador E. and P. San Diego Consular Office: New York, New York San Francisco San Jose BURKINA FASO Florida, Miami Embassy of the Burkina Faso Georgia, Atlanta 2340 Massachusetts Avenue NW., Washington, DC Illinois, Chicago 20008 Massachusetts, Boston phone (202) 332–5577, fax (202) 667–1882 Michigan, Detroit His Excellency Bruno N. Zidouemba Minnesota, Minneapolis Ambassador E. and P. New Jersey, Princeton Consular Offices: New York: California, Los Angeles Buffalo Georgia, Atlanta New York Louisiana, New Orleans Ohio: BURMA Cincinnati Embassy of the Union of Burma Cleveland 2300 S Street NW., Washington, DC 20008 Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh phone (202) 332–9044, fax (202) 332–9046 Texas, Dallas His Excellency U Linn Myaing Washington, Seattle Ambassador E. and P. CAPE VERDE Consular Office: New York, New York Embassy of the Republic of Cape Verde BURUNDI 3415 Massachusetts Avenue NW., Washington, DC Embassy of the Republic of Burundi 20007 2233 Wisconsin Avenue NW., Suite 212, phone (202) 965–6820, fax (202) 965–1207 Washington, DC 20007 Gregorio Santos Lopes Semedo phone (202) 342–2574, fax (202) 342–2578 Charge´ d’Affaires His Excellency Thomas Ndikumana Consular Offices: Ambassador E. and P. Massachusetts, Boston Consular Office: Illinois, Chicago Rhode Island, Providence CAMBODIA CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Royal Embassy of Cambodia Embassy of Central African Republic 4500 16th Street NW., Washington, DC
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