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Norwegian Foreign Service Missions November 2019 Norwegian Foreign Service Missions November 2019 For a complete list of Norway’s diplomatic relations – please refer to pages 7 - 11 Embassies Head of Mission Also accredited: Official website & City Country Name and Title Country e-mail ABU DHABI United Arab Sten Arne Rosnes Kuwait www.norway.no/united-arab- Emirates Ambassador Qatar emirates [email protected] ABUJA Nigeria Jens-Petter Kjemprud Benin www.norway.no/nigeria Ambassador Cameroon [email protected] Togo ACCRA Ghana Gunnar Andreas Holm Ivory Coast www.norway.no/ghana Ambassador Gambia [email protected] Guinea Liberia Senegal Sierra Leone ADDIS ABABA Ethiopia Merete Lundemo Djibouti www.norway.no/ethiopia Ambassador [email protected] AL RAM 1 Palestine Hilde Haraldstad www.norway.no/palestine Representative/ [email protected] Minister Counsellor ALGER Algeria Knut Langeland Tunisia www.norway.no/algeria Ambassador [email protected] AMMAN Jordan Tone Elisabeth B. Allers Iraq www.norway.no/jordan Ambassador [email protected] ANKARA Turkey Erling Skjønsberg Azerbaijan www.norway.no/turkey Ambassador [email protected] ATHENS Greece Frode Overland Cyprus www.norway.no/greece Andersen [email protected] Ambassador BAMAKO Mali Ole Andreas Lindeman Burkina Faso www.norway.no/fr/mali Ambassador Chad [email protected] Mauretania Niger BANGKOK Thailand Kjersti Rødsmoen Cambodia www.norway.no/thailand Ambassador [email protected] BEIJING China Signe Brudeset Mongolia www.norway.no/china Ambassador [email protected] BEIRUT Lebanon Leni Stenseth www.norway.no/lebanon Ambassador [email protected] BELGRADE Serbia Jørn Eugene Gjelstad Montenegro www.norway.no/serbia Ambassador North- Macedonia [email protected] BERLIN Germany Petter Ølberg www.norway.no/germany Ambassador [email protected] BERN Switzerland Erik Førner Holy See www.norway.no/switzerland Ambassador Liechtenstein [email protected] BOGOTÁ Colombia John Petter Opdahl Ecuador www.norway.no/colombia Ambassador Panama [email protected] Venezuela BRASILIA Brazil Nils Martin Gunneng Guyana www.norway.no/brazil Ambassador Suriname [email protected] BRATISLAVA Slovakia Terje Th. Nervik www.norway.no/slovakia Ambassador [email protected] 1 Representative Office of Norway to the Palestinian Authority Embassies Head of Mission Also accredited: Official website & City Country Name and Title Country e-mail BRUSSELS Belgium Per Strand Sjaastad www.norway.no/belgium Ambassador [email protected] BUCHAREST Romania Lise Nicoline Kleven Bulgaria www.norway.no/romania Grevstad Moldova [email protected] Ambassador BUDAPEST Hungary Olav Berstad Slovenia www.norway.no/hungary Ambassador [email protected] BUENOS AIRES Argentina Lars Ole Vaagen Bolivia www.norway.no/argentina Ambassador Paraguay [email protected] Uruguay CAIRO Egypt Lene Natasha Lind Libya www.norway.no/egypt Ambassador [email protected] CANBERRA Australia Paul G. Larsen Cook Islands www.norway.no/australia Ambassador Fiji [email protected] Kiribati Nauru New Zealand Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu COLOMBO Sri Lanka Trine Jøranli Eskedal Maldives www.norway.no/sri-lanka Ambassador [email protected] COPENHAGEN Denmark Aud Kolberg www.norway.no/denmark Ambassador [email protected] DAMASCUS p.t. Syria Erik Paulsen www.norway.no/syria Beirut Chargé d’Affaires a.i. [email protected] DAR ES SALAAM Tanzania Elisabeth Jacobsen Comoro Islands www.norway.no/tanzania Ambassador [email protected] DHAKA Bangladesh Sidsel Bleken www.norway.no/bangladesh Ambassador [email protected] DUBLIN Ireland Else Berit Eikeland www.norway.no/ireland Ambassador [email protected] HAGUE Netherlands Martin Sørby Luxembourg www.norway.no/netherlands Ambassador [email protected] HANOI Vietnam Grethe Løchen Laos www.norway.org.vn Ambassador [email protected] HAVANA Cuba Ingrid Mollestad Antigua & Barbuda www.norway.no/cuba Ambassador Bahamas [email protected] Barbados Dominica Dominican Republic Grenada Haiti Jamaica Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Trinidad & Tobago HELSINKI Finland Dag Stangnes www.norway.no/finland Ambassador [email protected] ISLAMABAD Pakistan Kjell-Gunnar Eriksen www.norway.no/pakistan Ambassador [email protected] Embassies Head of Mission Also accredited: Official website & City Country Name and Title Country e-mail JAKARTA Indonesia Vegard Kaale East Timor www.norway.no/indonesia Ambassador [email protected] JUBA South Sudan Siv Kaspersen www.norway.no/south-sudan Ambassador [email protected] KABUL Afghanistan Kjell Tormod Pettersen www.norway.no/afghanistan Ambassador [email protected] KAMPALA Uganda Elin Østebø Johansen Burundi www.norway.no/uganda Ambassador Rwanda [email protected] KATHMANDU Nepal Lasse Bjørn www.norway.no/nepal Johannessen [email protected] Ambassador KHARTOUM Sudan Bård Hopland Central African Republic www.norway.no/sudan Ambassador Eritrea [email protected] KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia Gunn Jorid Roset Brunei www.norway.no/malaysia Ambassador [email protected] KYIV Ukraine Ole T. Horpestad Belarus www.norway.no/ukraine Ambassador [email protected] LILONGWE Malawi Steinar Egil Hagen Zambia www.norway.no/malawi Ambassador [email protected] LISBON Portugal Anders Erdal Cape Verde www.norway.no/portugal Ambassador Guinea-Bissau [email protected] LONDON United Kingdom Wegger Chr. www.norway.no/united-kingdom Strømmen [email protected] Ambassador LUANDA Angola Kikkan Haugen DRC Congo www.norway.no/angola Ambassador Equatorial Guinea [email protected] Gabon Republic of Congo Sao Tome and Principe MADRID Spain Helge Skaara Andorra www.norway.no/spain Ambassador [email protected] MANILA Philippines Bjørn S. Jahnsen Palau www.norway.no/philippines Ambassador [email protected] MAPUTO Mozambique Aud Marit Wiig Eswatini www.norway.no/mozambique Ambassador Mauritius [email protected] MEXICO CITY Mexico Rut Krüger Giverin Belize www.norway.no/mexico Ambassador Costa Rica [email protected] El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua MOSCOW Russia Rune Resaland Armenia www.norway.no/russia Ambassador [email protected] NAIROBI Kenya Elin B. Rognlie Seychelles www.norway.no/kenya Ambassador Somalia [email protected] NEW DELHI India Hans Jacob Frydenlund Bhutan www.norway.no/india Ambassador [email protected] OTTAWA Canada Anne Kari Hansen www.norway.no/canada Ovind [email protected] Ambassador PARIS France Oda H. Sletnes Monaco www.norway.no/france Ambassador [email protected] PRAGUE Czech Republic Robert Kvile www.norway.no/czech-republic Ambassador [email protected] Embassies Head of Mission Also accredited: Official website & City Country Name and Title Country e-mail PRETORIA South Africa Astrid Emilie Helle Botswana www.norway.no/south-africa Ambassador Lesotho [email protected] Madagascar Namibia Zimbabwe PRISHTINA Kosovo Jens Erik Grøndahl Albania www.norway.no/kosovo Ambassador [email protected] RABAT Morocco Merethe Nergaard www.norway.no/morocco Ambassador [email protected] REYKJAVIK Iceland Aud Lise Norheim www.norway.no/iceland Ambassador [email protected] RIGA Latvia Kristian Ødegaard www.norway.no/latvia Ambassador [email protected] RIYADH Saudi Arabia Øyvind Stokke Bahrain www.norway.no/saudi-arabia Ambassador Oman [email protected] Yemen ROME Italy Margit F. Tveiten Malta www.norway.no/italy Ambassador San Marino [email protected] SANTIAGO DE CHILE Chile Beate Stirø Peru www.norway.no/chile Ambassador [email protected] SARAJEVO Bosnia and Guri Rusten www.norway.no/bosnia- Herzegovina Ambassador herzegovina [email protected] SEOUL Republic of Korea Frode Solberg Democratic People’s www.norway.no/south-korea Ambassador Republic of Korea [email protected] SINGAPORE Singapore Anita Nergaard www.norway.no/singapore Ambassador [email protected] STOCKHOLM Sweden Christian Ulrik Syse www.norway.no/sweden Ambassador [email protected] TALLINN Estonia Ole Øveraas www.norway.no/estonia Chargé d’Affaires [email protected] TBILISI Georgia Helene Sand Andresen www.norway.no/georgia Ambassador [email protected] TEHRAN Iran Lars Nordrum www.norway.no/iran Ambassador [email protected] TEL AVIV Israel Jon Hanssen-Bauer www.norway.no/israel Ambassador [email protected] TOKYO Japan Inga M.W. Nyhamar Marshall Islands www.norway.no/japan Ambassador Micronesia [email protected] VIENNA Austria Kjersti E. Andersen www.norway.no/austria Ambassador [email protected] VILNIUS Lithuania Karsten Klepsvik www.norway.no/lithuania Ambassador [email protected] WARSAW Poland Olav Myklebust www.norway.no/poland Ambassador [email protected] WASHINGTON D.C United States of Kåre R. Aas www.norway.no/usa America Ambassador [email protected] YANGON Myanmar Tone Tinnes www.norway.no/myanmar Ambassador [email protected] ZAGREB Croatia Haakon Blankenborg www.norway.no/croatia Ambassador [email protected] Consulates General Head of Mission Official website & e-mail City Country Name and Title GUANGZHOU China Ståle Torstein Risa www.norway.no/en/china/norway- Consul General china/consulate-general-in-guangzhou/ [email protected] HOUSTON United States of Hilde Janne Skorpen www.norway.no/en/usa/norway- America Consul General usa/houston/ [email protected] MUMBAI India Ann Ollestad www.norway.no/en/india/norway- Consul General india/cg-mumbai/ [email protected] MURMANSK Russia Erik Svedahl www.norway.no/ru/russia/norway- Consul General russia/consulate-general-murmansk/ [email protected] NEW YORK United States of Harriet Elisabeth Berg www.norway.no/en/usa/norway- America Consul General usa/new-york/ [email protected] RIO DE JANEIRO Brazil Marianne Fosland www.norway.no/pt/brasil/noruega- Consul
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