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DC Ambassador List Brunei Darussalam Dato Paduka Haji Serbini bin Haji Ali (202) 237-1838 Cambodia H.E. Ambassador Mr. Chum, Sounry (202) 726-7742 The Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia Budi Bowoleksono (202) 775-5200 The Embassy of the Lao People's Democratic Republic Mai Sayavongs (202) 332-6416 The Embassy of Malaysia H.E. Zulhasnan Rafique (202) 572-9700 The Embassy of the Philippines H.E. JOSE MANUEL G. ROMUALDEZ(202) 467-9300 The Embassy of the Republic of Singapore Mr Ashok Kumar Mirpuri (202) 537-3100 The Royal Thai Embassy Virachai Plasai (202) 944-3600 Belgium H.E. Dirk Wouters (202) 333-6900 Republic of Bulgaria Tihomir Stoytchev (202) 387-0174 Republic of Cyprus Marios LYSSIOTIS (202) 462-5772 Czech Republic Hynek Kmoníček (202) 274-9100 The Embassy of Estonia H.E. Jonatan Vseviov (202) 588-0101 The Embassy of Finland Kirsti Kauppi (202) 298-5800 The Embassy of France Mr. Gérard Araud (202) 944-6000 The Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany Emily Haber (202) 298-4000 The Embassy of Greece Mr. Haris Lalacos (202) 939-1300 The Embassy of the Republic of Hungary Dr. László Szabó (202) 362-6730 The Embassy of Italy Armando Varricchio (202) 612-4400 The Embassy of Latvia Andris Teikmanis (202) 328-2840 The Embassy of Lithuania Rolandas Kriščiūnas (202) 234-5860 The Embassy of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Sylvie Lucas (202) 265-4171 The Embassy of Malta Pierre Clive Agius (202) 462-3611 The Embassy of the Republic of Poland Piotr Wilczek (202) 499-1700 The Embassy of Portugal Domingos Fezas Vital (202) 350-5400 The Embassy of Romania George Cristian MAIOR (202) 332-4848 The Embassy of the Slovak Republic Peter Kmec 202-237-1054 The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia MAG. STANISLAV VIDOVICH (202) 386-6601 The Embassy of Spain D. Pedro Morenés Eulate 202-452-0100 The Embassy of Sweden Karin Olofsdotter 202 467 2600 Republic of Croatia Pjer Šimunović (202) 588-5899 Denmark Lars Gert Lose (202) 234-4300 The Embassy of Ireland Anne Anderson (202) 462-3939 The Royal Netherlands Embassy Henne Schuwer 202-244-5300 The Embassy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain andSir Northern Kim Darroch Ireland (202) 588-6500 Afghanistan Dr. Hamdullah Mohib (202) 483-6410 Albania Floreta Faber (202) 223-4942 Bahrain Shaikh Abdullah bin Rashed bin Abdullah(202) Al Khalifa342-1111 Burkina Faso Seydou Kabore 202-332-5577 The Republic of Cameroon H.E. Étoundi Essomba (202) 265-8790 CHAD NGOTE GALI KOUTOU (202) 652-1312 The Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt Yasser Reda (202) 895-5400 The Embassy of the Gabonese Republic Michael Moussa-Adamo (202) 797-1000 The Embassy of the Gambia (202) 785-1399 The Embassy of the Republic of Guinea Miguel Ntutumu Evuna Andeme 202-518-5700 The Embassy of Guyana Dr. Riyad Insanally 202.265.6900 Interests Section of the Islamic Republic of Iran none (202) 965-4990 The Embassy of Iraq Dr. Fareed Yasseen (202) 742-1600 The Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan Dina Kawar (202) 966-2664 The Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan Erzhan Kazykhanov (202) 232-5488, Consular ext. 121, 127 The Embassy of the Kyrgyz Republic Kadyr M. Toktogulov (202) 449-9822 The Embassy of the State of Kuwait Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah (202) 966-0702 The Embassy of Lebanon H.E. Mr. Gabriel Issa (202) 939-6300 The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania Mohamedoun Daddah (202) 232-5700 The Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco Rachad Bouhlal (202) 462-7979 The Embassy of the Republic of Mozambique Carlos Dos Santos (202) 293-7146 The Embassy of the Republic of Niger HE Professor Hassana ALIDOU (202) 483-4224 The Embassy of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Sylvanus Adiewere Nsofor (202) 800 7201 (Ext.113) The Embassy of the State of Qatar H.E. Sheikh Meshal bin Hamad Al Thani202-274-1600 The Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia Prince Khalid bin Salman bin Abdulaziz(202) 342-3800 The Embassy of the Republic of Senegal HE Dr. Momar Diop (202) 234-0540 The Embassy of Sierra Leone MR. SIDIQUE ABOU-BAKARR WAI (202) 939-9261 The Embassy of the Federal Republic of Somalia Ahmed Isse Awad 202-296-0570 The Embassy of South Sudan H.E. Amb. Phillip Jada Natana (202) 293-7940 The Embassy of the Republic of Suriname Niermala Badrising 202) 629-4302 The Embassy of Tunisia H.E. FAYÇAL GOUIA 202-862-1850 The Embassy of the Republic of Turkey Serdar Kılıç 202-612-6700 The Embassy of Turkmenistan Meret Bairamovich Orazov (202) 588 1500 The Embassy of the Republic of Uganda H.E. Amb. Mull S. Katende (202) 726-7100 The Embassy of the United Arab Emirates Yousef Al Otaiba (202) 243-2400 The Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan Javlon VAKHABOV (202) 887-5300 The Embassy of the Republic of Yemen Dr. Ahmed Awad Binmubarak (202) 965-4760 Country Ambassador Phone Number Algeria Majid Bouguerra (202) 265-2800 Angola Agostinho Tavares da Silva Neto (202) 785-1156 Antigua and Barbuda Sir Ronald Sanders (202) 362-5122 Argentina Fernando Oris de Roa (202) 238-6400 Armenia H.E. Mr. Grigor Hovhannissian (202) 319-1976 Australia Joe Hockey (202) 797 3000 Republic of Azerbaijan Elin Suleymanov (202) 337-3500 Bahamas Sidney S. Collie (202) 319-2660 Bangladesh Mohammad Ziauddin (202) 244-0183 Barbados Selwin Charles Hart (202) 939-9200 The Republic of Belarus Mr. Shidlovsky has been Chief of Mission(202) 986-1606 Belize H.E. Daniel Gutierez (202) 332-9636 The Republic of Benin Hector Posset (202) 232-6656 Bhutan (212) 826-1919 Bolivia General Freddy Bersatti (202) 483-4410 Bosnia Herzegovina Haris Hrle (202) 337-1500 Botswana David John Newman (202) 244-4990 Brazil SERGIO SILVA DO AMARAL (202) 238-2700 The Republic of Burundi Ernest NDABASHINZE (202) 342-2574 Canada David MacNaughton (202) 682-1740 The Republic of Cape Verde CARLOS WAHNON VEIGA (202) 965-6820 the Central African Republic Stanislas Moussa-Kembe ?? (202) 483-7800 Chile Juan Gabriel Valdes (202) 785-1746 China Cui Tiankai (202) 495-2266 Colombia Juan Carlos Pinzón (202) 387-8338 the Republic of Congo SERGE MOMBOULI (202) 726-5500 the Democratic Republic of Congo François Nkuna Balumuene (202) 234-7690 Costa Rica Roman Macaya (202) 499 2984 Cuba José Ramón Cabañas (202) 797-8518 Republic of Djibouti Mohamed Siad Doualeh (202) 331-0270 The Embassy of the Commonwealth of Dominica (202) 364-6781/2 The Embassy of the Dominican Republic José Tomás Pérez (202) 660-2263 The Embassy of East Timor H.E. Domingos Sarmento Alves (202) 966-3202 The Embassy of Ecuador Francisco Carrión Mena (202) 234-7200 The Embassy of El Salvador Claudia Ivette Canjura 202-595-7500 The Embassy of Equatorial Guinea H.E. Miguel Ntutumu Evuna Andeme 202 518 5700 The Embassy of Eritrea Ghirmai Ghebremariam (202) 319-1991 The Embassy of Ethiopia Kassa Tekleberhan (202) 364-1200 The Embassy of the Republic of Fiji Akuila Vuira, First Secretary (202) 466-8320 The Embassy of Georgia David Bakradze (202) 387-2390 The Embassy of Ghana Dr. Barfuor Adjei-Barwuah 202-686-4520 The Embassy of Grenada E. Angus Friday (202) 265-2561 The Embassy of Guatemala Manuel Espina (202) 745-4953 The Embassy of the Republic of Haiti Paul G. Altidor 202-332-4090 Apostolic Nunciature, Holy See Archbishop Christophe Pierre 202-333-7121 The Embassy of Honduras Marlon Ramsses Tábora Muñoz (202) 966-7702 The Embassy of Iceland Mr. Geir H. Haarde 202-265-6653 The Embassy of India H. E. Ambassador Navtej Sarna (202) 939-7000 The Embassy of Israel Ron Dermer 202-364-5500 The Embassy of Jamaica Audrey Patrice Marks (202) 452 - 0660 The Embassy of Japan Shinsuke J. SUGIYAMA (202) 238-6700 The Embassy of Kenya Robinson Njeru Githae 202-387-6101 The Embassy of the Republic of Korea Cho Yoon-je (202) 939-5600 The Embassy of the Republic of Kosovo Vlora Çitaku (202) 380-3581 The Embassy of Lesotho H. E. Sankatana Gabriel Maja (202) 797-5533 The Republic of Liberia Lois Lewis Brutus (202) 723-0437 The Embassy of the Principality of Liechtenstein Kurt Jaeger (202) 331-0590 The Embassy of Libya Wafa Bughaighis (202) 944-9601 The Embassy of the Republic of Macedonia Oliver Krliu (202) 667-0501 The Embassy of Madagascar Velotiana Raobelina (202) 265-5525 The Embassy of Malawi Edward Yakobe Sawerengera (202) 721-0270 The Embassy of the Republic of Mali MR. MOHAMED ALMOUSTAPHA CISSE(202) 332-2249 The Embassy of the Republic of the Marshall Islands Gerald M. Zackios (202) 234-5414 The Embassy of Mexico Gerónimo Gutiérrez (202) 728-1600 The Embassy of the Federated States of Micronesia H.E. Akillino H. Susaia (202) 223-4383 The Embassy of the Republic of Moldova Cristina BALAN (202) 667-1130 The Embassy of Mongolia Khasbazaryn Bekhbat 202-333-7117 The Embassy of the Union of Myanmar U Aung Lynn (202) 332-3344 The Embassy of the Republic of Namibia Martin Andjaba (202) 986-0540 The Royal Nepalese Embassy Dr. Arjun Kumar Karki (202) 667-4550 The Embassy of New Zealand Tim Groser (202) 328-4800 The Embassy of the Republic of Nicaragua MIRIAM HOOKER (202) 939-6531 al 32 – 939-0555 The Royal Norwegian Embassy Kåre R. Aas (202) 333-6000 The Embassy of the Sultanate of Oman Hunaina Al-Mughairy (202) 387-1980 The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan H.E. ALI JEHANGIR SIDDIQUI (202) 243-6500 The Embassy of the Republic of Palau His Excellency Hersey Kyota 202-349-8598 The Embassy of the Republic of Panama Emanuel Gonzalez-Revilla (202) 483-1407 The Embassy of Papua New Guinea Rupa Abraham Mulina 202-745-3680 The Embassy of Paraguay Germán Rojas (202) 483-6960 The Embassy of Peru Carlos Pareja (202) 833-9860 The Embassy of the Russian Federation Anatoly I.
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