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Order of Precedence and Date of Presentation of Credentials ORDER OF PRECEDENCE AND DATE OF PRESENTATION OF CREDENTIALS Azerbaijan H.E. Mr. Faig Baghirov (Resident in Ankara) 6 September 2011 Paraguay H.E. Mr. Esteban Kriskovic (Resident in Roma) 19 December 2011 Holy See H.E. Mr. Archbishop Anselmo Gvido Pekorari (Resident in Sofia) 24 July 2014 Thailand H.E. Mr. Tharit Charungvat (Resident in Ankara) 25 July 2014 Israel H.E. Mr. Dan Oryan (Resident in Jerusalem) 21 August 2014 Algeria H.E. Mrs. Taous Djellouli (Resident in Bucharest) 28 October 2014 Namibia H.E. Mr. Simon Madjumo Maruta, (Resident in Vienna) 22 January 2015 Albania H.E. Mr. Fatos Reka, Dean of the Diplomatic Corps 26 July 2015 Venezuela H.E. Mrs. Orietta Caponi (Resident in Sofia) 30 September 2015 Switzerland H.E. Mrs. Sybille Suter Tejada 20 January 2016 DPR Korea H.E. Mr. Cha Kon Il (Resident in Sofia) 21 January 2016 Togo H.E. Mr. Kwami Christophe Dikenou (Resident in Berlin) 26 February 2016 Sudan H.E. Mrs. Ilham Ibrahim Mohamed Ahmed (Resident in Sofia) 25 March 2016 Ecuador H.E. Mr. Juan Holguin Flores (Resident in Rome) 24 June 2016 Pakistan H.E. Mr. Sohail Mahmood (Resident in Ankara) 24 June 2016 Hungary H.E. Mr. László István Dux 19 August 2016 Morocco H.E. Mrs. Zakia El Midaoui (Resident in Sofia) 22 December 2016 Burkina Faso H.E. Mr. Amadou Dicko (Resident in Ankara) 22 December 2016 Moldova H.E. Mr. Ștefan Gorda (Resident in Sofia) 10 March 2017 Mongolia H.E. Mr. Dashjamts Batsaikhan (Resident in Sofia) 30 May 2017 Peru H.E. Mrs. María Eugenia Echeverría Herrera (Resident in Bucharest) 11 September 2017 Belarus H.E. Mr. Valery Brylev (Resident in Belgrade) 11 September 2017 Spain H.E. Mr. Emilio Lorenzo Serra 17 October 2017 Czech Republic H.E. Mr. Miroslav Toman 17 October 2017 Kuwait H.E. Mr. Yaqoub Alateeqi (Resident in Sofia) 17 October 2017 Ukraine H.E. Mrs. Nataliia Zadorozhniuk 24 November 2017 India H.E. Mrs. Pooja Kapur (Resident in Sofia) 24 November 2017 Slovakia H.E. Mr. Henrik Markuš 9 February 2018 Tanzania Н.Е. Mr. George Kahema Madafa (Resident in Rome) 27 March 2018 Sri Lanka H.E. Mr. Karunasena Hettiarachchi (Resident in Berlin) 30 May 2018 United Kingdom H.E. Mrs. Rachel Galloway 26 July 2018 Saudi Arabia H.E. Mr. Abdulmomen bin Mohammed Sharaf (Resident in Tirana) 26 July 2018 Russia H.E. Mr. Sergey Bazdnikin 18 September 2018 Australia H.E. Mrs. Ruth Caris Stewart (Resident in Belgrade) 18 September 2018 Poland H.E. Mr. Wojciech Tyciński 18 October 2018 Jordan Н.Е. Mr. Ismail Issa Ismail Rifaie (Resident in Ankara) 5 November 2018 Kosovo H.E. Mr. Gjergj Dedaj 13 December 2018 Bulgaria H.E. Mr. Angel Angelov 13 December 2018 Sovereign Military Order of Malta H.E.Mr. Francesco Saverio Giusti 18 January 2019 (Resident in Rome) Estonia H.E. Mrs. Kristi Karelsohn (Resident in Budapest) 18 January 2019 Ghana H.E. Mrs. Virginia Hesse (Resident in Prague) 18 January 2019 Uganda H.E. Mrs. Elizabeth Paula Napeyok (Resident in Rome) 18 January 2019 Montenegro H.E. Mrs. Marija Petrovic 21 June 2019 Finland H.E. Mr. Kimmo Lähdevirta (Resident in Belgrade) 12 July 2019 USA H.E. Mrs. Kate Marie Byrnes 12 July 2019 Sweden Н.Е. Mrs. Kristin Forsgren Bengtsson 6 September 2019 Netherlands Н.Е. Mr. Dirk Jan Kop 6 September 2019 China Н.Е. Mr. Zhang Zuo 10 September 2019 Austria Н.Е. Mr. Georg Woutsas 25 September 2019 Latvia Н.Е. Mrs. Gunta Pastore (Resident in Prague) 15 November 2019 Luxembourg H.E. Мr. Philippe Donckel (Resident in Luxembourg) 15 November 2019 Ireland H.E. Mr. Paul McGarry (Resident in Bucharest) 15 November 2019 Bosnia and Herzegovina Н.Е. Mr. Dragan Jaćimović 20 November 2019 Malaysia H.E. Mr. Dato’ Cheong Loon Lai (Resident in Budapest) 20 November 2019 New Zealand H.E. Mr. Anthony George Simpson (Resident in Rome) 25 November 2019 Viet Nam H.E. Mr. Doan Tuan Linh (Resident in Sofia) 25 November 2019 Croatia H.E. Mrs. Nives Tiganj 28 November 2019 Turkey H.E. Mr. Hasan Mehmet Sekizkök 24 December 2019 Norway H.E. Mr. Jørn Eugene Gjelstad 15 January 2020 Portugal H.E. Mrs. Maria Virgínia Mendes da Silva Pina (Resident in Belgrade) 30 January 2020 Cuba H.E. Mrs. Caridad Yamira Cueto Milián (Resident in Sofia) 11 March 2020 Egypt H.E. Mr. Khalid Ibrahim Emara (Resident in Sofia) 11 March 2020 Germany H.E. Mrs. Anke Gisela Holstein 8 July 2020 Lithuania H.E. Mrs. Jūratė Raguckienė (Resident in Zagreb) 13 July 2020 Slovenia H.E. Mr. Milan Predan 21 September 2020 European Union H.E. Mr. David John Geer 21 September 2020 Belgium H.E. Mr. Frédéric Meurice (Resident in Sofia) 2 October 2020 Denmark H.E. Ms. Susanne Shine (Resident in Belgrade) 2 October 2020 Italy H.E. Mr. Andrea Silvestri 2 November 2020 Japan H.E. Mr. Hironori Sawada 2 November 2020 France H.E. Mr. Cyrille Baumgartner 9 November 2020 Georgia H.E. Mrs. Tamuna Liluashvili (Resident in Sofia) 9 December 2020 Kazakhstan H.E. Mr. Zhanibek Abdrashov (Resident in Budapest) 9 December 2020 Greece H.E. Mr. Roussos Koundouros 12 January 2021 Columbia Н.Е. Mrs. Carmenza Jaramillo Gutiérrez (Resident in Budapest) 22 January 2021 Romania H.E. Mrs. Adela Monica Axinte 2 February 2021 Brazil H.E. Ms. Maria Edileuza Fontenele Reis (Resident in Sofia) 2 February 2021 Afghanistan H.E. Mr. Mirwais Samadi (Resident in Athens) 11 February 2021 Laos H.E. Mr. Sithong Chitnhothinh (Resident in Vienna) 18 February 2021 Canada H.E. Mr. Giles Norman (Resident in Belgrade) 11 March 2021 6 April 2021 Argentine H.E. Mr. Alfredo Néstor Atanasof (Resident in Sofia) Bangladesh H.E. Mr. Md. Daud Ali (Resident in Bucharest) 9 April 2021 United Arb Emirates H.E. Mr. Omar Obaid Mohamed Alhesan Alshamsi 9 April 2021 (Resident in Rome) Indonesia H.E. Iwan Bogananta (Resident in Sofia) 9 April 2021 Malta H.E. Ms. Mary Scicluna (Resident in Valletta) 23 April 2021 Cyprus H.E. Mr. Demetrios A. Theophylactou (Resident in Belgrade) 2 June 2021 Iran H.E. Mr. Seyed Mohammad Javad Rasouli (Resident in Sofia) 2 June 2021 Serbia H.E. Ms. Nevena Jovanović 9 June 2021 .
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