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Lista niemieckich ambasadorów wysyłanych na placówki dyplomatyczne przez Republikę Federalną Niemiec.
Ambasadorowie Republiki Federalnej Niemiec
Stan: 1 lutego 2018[1]
| Państwo przyjmujące | Siedziba | Kierownictwo | Objęcie funkcji |
|---|---|---|---|
 Afganistan | Kabul | Walter Haßmann | 2016 |
 Egipt | Kair | Julius Georg Luy | 2015 |
 Albania | Tirana | Susanne Schütz | 2016 |
 Algieria | Algier | Michael Zenner | 2016 |
 Angola | Luanda | Rainer Müller | 2014 |
 Gwinea Równikowa | Malabo | Elmar Jakobs | 2016 |
 Argentyna | Buenos Aires | Jürgen Christian Mertens | 2017 |
 Armenia | Erywań | Matthias Kiesler | 2015 |
 Azerbejdżan | Baku | Michael Kindsgrab | 2016 |
 Etiopia | Addis Abeba | Brita Wagener | 2017 |
 Australia | Canberra | Anna Prinz | 2016 |
 Bahrajn | Manama | Alfred Simms-Protz | 2015 |
 Bangladesz | Dhaka | Thomas Prinz | 2015 |
 Białoruś | Mińsk | Peter Dettmar | 2015 |
 Belgia | Bruksela | Rüdiger Lüdeking | 2015 |
 Benin | Kotonu | Achim Tröster | 2017 |
 Boliwia | La Paz | Matthias Sonn | 2016 |
 Bośnia i Hercegowina | Sarajewo | Christiane Hohmann | 2016 |
 Botswana | Gaborone | Ralf Breth | 2017 |
 Brazylia | Brasília | Georg Witschel | 2016 |
 Brunei | Bandar Seri Begawan | Peter Hermann Wolff | 2017 |
 Bułgaria | Sofia | Herbert Salber | 2017 |
 Burkina Faso | Wagadugu | Claus Auer (ad Interim) | 2017 |
 Burundi | Bużumbura | Thomas Strieder | 2016 |
 Chile | Santiago | Rolf Peter Gottfried Schulze | 2015 |
 Chiny | Pekin | Michael Clauss | 2013 |
 Kostaryka | San José | Ingo Winkelmann | 2014 |
 Dania | Kopenhaga | Andreas Meitzner | 2017 |
 Dominikana | Santo Domingo | Sabine Bloch | 2015 |
 Dżibuti | Dżibuti | Volker Berresheim | |
 Ekwador | Quito | Joachim Freiherr Marschall von Bieberstein | 2016 |
 Wybrzeże Kości Słoniowej | Abidżan | Michael Grau | 2017 |
 Salwador | San Salvador | Bernd Finke | 2016 |
 Erytrea | Asmara | Andreas Zimmer | 2014 |
 Estonia | Tallinn | Christoph Eichhorn | 2015 |
 Finlandia | Helsinki | Detlef Linnemann | 2017 |
 Francja | Paryż | Nikolaus Meyer-Landrut | 2015 |
 Gabon | Libreville | Burkhard Ducoffre | 2016 |
 Gruzja | Tbilisi | Heike Peitsch | 2016 |
 Ghana | Akra | Christoph Retzlaff | 2016 |
 Grecja | Ateny | Jens Plötner | 2017 |
 Gwatemala | Gwatemala | Harald Klein | 2016 |
 Gwinea | Konakry | Matthias Veltin | 2015 |
 Haiti | Port-au-Prince | Manfred Auster | 2016 |
 Honduras | Tegucigalpa | Thomas Wrießnig | 2017 |
 Indie | Nowe Delhi | Martin Ney | 2015 |
 Indonezja | Dżakarta | Michael Freiherr von Ungern-Sternberg | 2016 |
 Irak | Bagdad | Cyrill Nunn | 2017 |
 Iran | Teheran | Michael Klor-Berchtold | 2016 |
 Irlandia | Dublin | Deike Potzel | 2017 |
 Islandia | Reykjavík | Herbert Beck | 2015 |
 Izrael | Tel Awiw | Clemens von Goetze | 2015 |
 Włochy | Rzym | Susanne Wasum-Rainer | 2015 |
 Jamajka | Kingston | Joachim Christoph Schmillen | 2014 |
 Japonia | Tokio | Hans Carl Freiherr von Werthern | 2014 |
 Jemen | Sana | Hansjörg Haber | 2017 |
 Jordania | Amman | Birgitta Maria Siefker-Eberle | 2015 |
 Kambodża | Phnom Penh | Ingo-Heinz Karsten | 2016 |
 Kamerun | Jaunde | Hans-Dieter Stell | 2016 |
 Kanada | Ottawa | Sabine Sparwasser | 2017 |
 Kazachstan | Astana | Rolf Mafael | 2016 |
 Katar | Doha | Hans-Udo Muzel | 2015 |
 Kenia | Nairobi | Jutta Gisela Frasch | 2015 |
 Kirgistan | Biszkek | Monika Iwersen | 2017 |
 Kolumbia | Bogota | Michael Bock | 2016 |
 Demokratyczna Republika Konga | Kinszasa | Thomas Terstegen | 2016 |
 Kongo | Brazzaville | Klaus Peter Schick | 2014 |
 Korea Północna | Pjongjang | Thomas Schäfer | 2013 |
 Korea Południowa | Seul | Stephan Auer | 2016 |
 Kosowo | Prisztina | Christian Heldt | 2017 |
 Chorwacja | Zagrzeb | Thomas Schultze | 2015 |
 Kuba | Hawana | Thomas Karl Neisinger | 2015 |
 Kuwejt | Kuwejt | Karlfried Bergner | 2016 |
 Laos | Wientian | Jens Lütkenherm | 2017 |
 Łotwa | Ryga | Rolf Schütte | 2015 |
 Liban | Bejrut | Martin Huth | 2015 |
 Liberia | Monrovia | Hubert Jäger | 2016 |
 Libia | Trypolis | Christian Buck | 2016 |
 Litwa | Wilno | Angelika Viets | 2017 |
 Luksemburg | Luksemburg | Heinrich Kreft | 2016 |
 Madagaskar | Antananarywa | Harald Gehrig | 2014 |
 Malawi | Lilongwe | Jürgen Borsch | 2016 |
 Malezja | Kuala Lumpur | Nikolaus Graf Lambsdorff | 2017 |
 Mali | Bamako | Dietrich Becker | 2015 |
 Malta | Valletta | Gudrun Sräga | 2015 |
 Maroko | Rabat | Götz Schmidt-Bremme | 2017 |
 Mauretania | Nawakszut | Carola Müller-Holtkemper | 2015 |
 Macedonia | Skopje | Thomas Gerberich | 2017 |
 Meksyk | Meksyk | Viktor Elbling | 2014 |
 Mołdawia | Kiszyniów | Julia Monar | 2017 |
 Mongolia | Ułan Bator | Stefan Duppel | 2016 |
 Czarnogóra | Podgorica | Hans Günther Mattern | 2016 |
 Mozambik | Maputo | Detlev Wolter | 2013 |
 Mjanma | Rangun | Dorothee Janetzke-Wenzel | 2017 |
 Namibia | Windhuk | Christian Matthias Schlaga | 2015 |
 Nepal | Katmandu | oland Schäfer | 2017 |
 Nowa Zelandia | Wellington | Gerhard Thiedemann | 2016 |
 Nikaragua | Managua | Ute König | 2015 |
 Holandia | Haga | Dirk Brengelmann | 2016 |
 Niger | Niamey | Bernd von Münchow-Pohl | 2015 |
 Nigeria | Abudża | Bernhard Schlagheck | 2016 |
 Norwegia | Oslo | Thomas Götz | 2016 |
 Oman | Maskat | Thomas Friedrich Schneider | 2017 |
 Austria | Wiedeń | Johannes Haindl | 2015 |
 Pakistan | Islamabad | Martin Kobler | 2017 |
 Palestyna | Ramallah[2] | Peter Beerwerth[3] | 2015 |
 Panama | Panama | Uwe Wolfgang Heye | 2017 |
 Paragwaj | Asunción | Claudius Fischbach | 2014 |
 Peru | Lima | Jörg Ranau | 2014 |
 Filipiny | Manila | Gordon Kricke | 2016 |
 Polska | Warszawa | Arndt Freytag von Loringhoven | 2020 |
 Portugalia | Lizbona | Christof Weil | 2016 |
 Rwanda | Kigali | Peter Woeste | 2016 |
 Rumunia | Bukareszt | Cord Meier-Klodt | 2017 |
 Rosja | Moskwa | Rüdiger von Fritsch | 2014 |
 Zambia | Lusaka | Achim Burkart | 2016 |
 Arabia Saudyjska | Rijad | Dieter W. Haller | 2016 |
 Szwecja | Sztokholm | Hans-Jürgen Heimsoeth | 2016 |
 Szwajcaria | Berno | Riedel, Norbert | 2017 |
 Senegal | Dakar | Stephan Röken | 2017 |
 Serbia | Belgrad | Axel Dittmann | 2015 |
 Sierra Leone | Freetown | Wolfgang Wiethoff | 2015 |
 Zimbabwe | Harare | Thorsten Hutter | 2016 |
 Singapur | Singapur | Ulrich A. Sante | 2017 |
 Słowacja | Bratysława | Joachim Bleicker | 2016 |
 Słowenia | Klaus Peter Riedel | 2016 | |
 Hiszpania | Madryt | Peter Tempel | 2014 |
 Sri Lanka | Kolombo | Jörn Rohde | 2016 |
 Południowa Afryka | Pretoria | Martin Schäfer | 2017 |
 Sudan | Chartum | Ulrich Klöckner | 2016 |
 Sudan Południowy | Dżuba | Jan Hendrik van Thiel | 2017 |
 Syria | Damaszek | brak[1] | |
 Tadżykistan | Duszanbe | Neithart Höfer-Wissing | 2017 |
 Tajwan | Tajpej[4] | Martin Eberts[5] | 2014 |
 Tanzania | Dar es Salaam | Detlef Wächter | 2017 |
 Tajlandia | Bangkok | Peter Prügel | 2015 |
 Togo | Lomé | Christoph Sander | 2015 |
 Trynidad i Tobago | Port-of-Spain | Holger Michael | 2017 |
 Czad | Ndżamena | Gabriela Guellil | 2016 |
 Czechy | Praga | Christoph Israng | 2017 |
 Tunezja | Tunis | Andreas Reinicke | 2014 |
 Turcja | Ankara | Martin Erdmann | 2015 |
 Turkmenistan | Aszchabad | Margret Uebber | 2016 |
 Uganda | Kampala | Albrecht Conze | 2017 |
 Ukraina | Kijów | Ernst Reichel | 2016 |
 Węgry | Budapeszt | Volkmar Wenzel | 2017 |
 Urugwaj | Montevideo | Ingo von Voß | 2016 |
 Uzbekistan | Taszkent | Günter Overfeld | 2017 |
 Wenezuela | Caracas | Stefan Herzberg | 2015 |
 Zjednoczone Emiraty Arabskie | Abu Zabi | Götz Lingenthal | 2016 |
 Stany Zjednoczone | Waszyngton | Peter Wittig | 2014 |
 Wielka Brytania | Londyn | Peter Ammon | 2014 |
 Wietnam | Hanoi | Christian Berger | 2016 |
 Cypr | Nikozja | Franz Josef Kremp | 2017 |
Stali przedstawiciele przy organizacjach międzynarodowych
Stan: 1 lutego 2018[1]
| Organizacja | Siedziba | Kierownictwo | Objęcie funkcji |
|---|---|---|---|
 Unia Europejska | Bruksela | Reinhard Silberberg | 2014 |
| Rada Europy | Strasburg | Gerhard Küntzle | 2015 |
 ONZ | Nowy Jork | Christoph Heusgen | 2017 |
| ONZ | Genewa | Antje Leendertse | 2017 |
| ONZ | Wiedeń | Friedrich Däuble | 2015 |
| FAO | Rzym | Hinrich Thölken | 2015 |
| UNESCO | Paryż | Stefan Krawielicki | 2016 |
| UNCD | Genewa | Michael Biontino | 2013 |
| OPCW | Haga | Christine Weil | 2017 |
 NATO | Bruksela | Hans-Dieter Lucas | 2015 |
| OBWE | Wiedeń | Eberhard Pohl | 2015 |
| OECD | Paryż | Martin Hanz | 2017 |
| Stolica Apostolska | Rzym | Annette Schavan | 2014 |
Przypisy
- ↑ a b c Verzeichnis der Vertretungen der Bundesrepublik Deutschland im Ausland sowie der Honorarkonsulinnen und Honorarkonsuln. Auswärtiges Amt, 2018-02-01.
- ↑ Przedstawicielstwo.
- ↑ Poseł.
- ↑ Brak stosunków dyplomatycznych, nieoficjalnym przedstawicielstwem jest Deutsches Institut Taipei.
- ↑ Generaldirektor.
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