List of ambassadors of Armenia

This is a current list of ambassadors of Armenia accredited to other countries, including those having dual accreditation (ambassadors-at-large) and ambassadors accredited directly from Yerevan.

Armenian ambassadors

Host country	Location	Current ambassador	Past ambassador
Afghanistan	Ashgabat, Turkmenistan		Garnik Badalyan,[1] Gagik Ghalachyan, Vassily Ghazaryan (1999-2013)
Albania	Athens, Greece	Fadey Charchoghlyan	Gagik Ghalachyan (2010-2016), Vahram Kazhoyan(2003-2009), Armen Petrosyan (2000-2001), Arman Kirakossian (1996-2001)
Algeria	Cairo, Egypt	Karen Grigorian	Armen Melkonian (2015-2018), Levon Sargsyan (2005-2010), Sergey Manasaryan (1999-2005)
Andorra	Paris, France	Hasmik Tolmajian	Vigen Chitechyan (2011-2018), Edward Nalbandian (2004-2008)
Argentina	Buenos Aires, Argentina	Esther Mkrtumyan (from 2017)[2]	Alexan Harutyunyan (2014-2016), Vahagn Melikyan (2012-2014), Vladimir Karmirshalyan (2006-2012), Ara Ayvazyan (1999-2006), Vahan Ter-Ghevondyan (1995-1998),
Austria	Vienna, Austria	Armen Papikyan	Arman Kirakossian (2011-2018), Ashot Hovakimyan (2005- 2011), Jivan Tabibian (2000-2005), Samvel Mkrtchyan (1997-1998), Ashot Voskanyan (1995-1997), Arman Navasardyan (1993-1995), Ara Hakobyan (1993-1995)
Azerbaijan	Baku, Azerbaijan	No diplomatic relations, see Armenia-Azerbaijan relations	Tigran Bekzadyan, Martiros Harutyunyan (1918-1920)
Bahamas	Washington D.C., United States	Varuzhan Nersesyan	Grigor Hovhannissian
Bahrain	Abu Dhabi, UAE	Mher Mkrtumyan[3]	Vahagn Melikyan (2007-2012), Arshak Poladyan (2003-2007)
Bangladesh	Delhi, India	Armen Martirosyan (from 2016)
Belarus	Minsk, Belarus		Armen Ghevondyan (from 2018), Oleg Yesayan (2017-2018),[4][5] Armen Khachatryan (2010-2017), Oleg Yesayan (2006-2010), Suren Harutyunyan (1999-2006), Spartak Kostanyan (1993-1996) (1996-1999).
Belgium	Brussels, Belgium	Anna Aghajanyan (from 2020)	Tatoul Markarian (2014-2020),[6] Avet Adonts (2009-2014), Vigen Chitechyan (1997-2009), Armen Sarkissian(1995-1996)
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Athens, Greece	Fadey Charchoghlyan	Gagik Ghalachyan (2013-2016)
Brazil	Brasilia, Brazil	Arman Hakobyan(from 2020) [7]	Ashot Galoyan (2014-2020), Ashot Yeghiazaryan (2010-2014), Vahan Ter-Ghevondyan (1995-1998)
Bulgaria	Sofia, Bulgaria	Armen Yedigaryan (from 2020)	Armen Sargsyan (from 2016)[8] Arsen Shoyan (2011-2016), Sergey Manasaryan (2005-2010), Sevda Sevan (1994-1999) (1999-2005)
Cambodia	Hanoi, Vietnam	Vaharam Kazhoyan (from 2020)
Canada	Ottawa, Canada	Anahit Harutyunyan (from 2019)	Levon Martirosyan (2017–2019),[9] Armen Yeganyan (2011-2017), Arman Hakobyan (2006-2011), Ara Papian (2000–2006), Levon Barkhudaryan (1997-1999), Garnik Nanagulyan (1996-1996)
Chile	Buenos Aires, Argentina	Esther Mkrtumyan (from 2017)	Alexan Harutyunyan (2016-2016), Vahagn Melikyan (2012-2014), Vladimir Karmirshalyan (2006-2012), Ara Ayvazyan (1999-2006)
China	Beijing, China	Sergey Manassarian[10]	Armen Sargsyan (2008-2016), Vahagn Movsisyan (2007-2008), Vassily Ghazaryan (2001–2007), Azat Martirosyan (1996-1997) (1997-2001)
Colombia	Brasilia, Brazil		Ashot Galoyan (2016-2020)
Costa Rica	Mexico City, Mexico		Ara Ayvazyan (2017-2020), Grigor Hovhannisian (2014-2016)
Croatia	Prague, Czech Republic	Ashot Hovakimyan (from. 2019)	Arman Kirakossian (2016-2019), Sargis Ghazaryan (2014-2016), Ruben Karapetyan (2010-2013), Vahram Kazhoyan (2003–2009), Armen Petrosyan (2000-2001), Arman Kirakossian (1995-1999)
Cuba	Mexico City, Mexico		Ara Ayvazyan (2017-2020), Grigor Hovhannissian (2014-2016), Ashot Melik-Shahnazaryan (2000-2004)
Cyprus	Athens, Greece	Fadey Charchoghlyan[11]	Gagik Ghalachyan (2009-2016), Vahram Kazhoyan (2002-2009), Armen Petrosyan (2000–2001), Arman Kirakossian (1995-1999)
Czech Republic	Prague, Czech Republic	Ashot Hovakimyan (from 2018)	Tigran Seiranyan (2011-2018),[12] Ashot Hovakimyan (2006-2011), Jivan Tabibian (2001-2006), Samvel Mkrtchyan (1997-1998), Ashot Voskanyan (1996-1997)
Denmark	Copenhagen, Denmark	Alexander Arzoumanian[13]	Hrachya Aghajanyan (2011-2017), Ara Ayvazyan (2006-2011), Vladimir Karmirshalyan (2000–2006)
Egypt	Cairo, Egypt	Karen Grigorian[14]	Eduard Nalbandyan (1992-1999), Sergey Manassarian (1999-2004), Rouben Karapetian (2004-2009), Armen Melkonian (2009-2018)
Estonia	Vilnius, Lithuania	Tigran Mkrtchyan (from 2016)[15]	Ara Ayvazyan (2012-2016), Ashot Galoyan (2006-2012), Ashot Hovakimyan (2000–2006)
Ethiopia	Cairo, Egypt	Karen Grigorian	Armen Melkonyan (2010-2018), Ruben Karapetyan (2005-2010), Sergey Manasaryan (2001–2005)
Finland	Stockholm, Sweden		Artak Apitonian (2014-2018), Ara Ayvazyan (2006-2014), Vladimir Karmirshalyan (2000–2016)
France	Paris, France	Hasmik Tolmajian (from 2018)	Vigen Chitechyan (2009-2018), Edward Nalbandian (1999-2008), Vahan Papazyan (1997-1998), Vigen Chitechyan (1995-1997), Vahan Ter-Ghevondyan (1993-1995)
Georgia	Tbilisi, Georgia	Ruben Sadoyan (from 2017)	Yuri Vardanyan (2014–2017), Hovhannes Manukyan (2011-2014), Hrach Silvanyan (2005-2011), Georgy Khosroev (1998-2005), Levon Khachatryan (1993-1996) (1996-1998)
Germany	Berlin, Germany	Ashot Smbatyan (from 2015)[16]	Vahan Hovhannisyan (2013-2014), Armen Martirosyan (2009-2013), Karine Ghazinyan (2001-2009), Ashot Voskanyan (1997-2001), Felix Mamikonian (1992-1994) (1994-1997)
Greece	Athens, Greece	Fadey Charchoghlyan (from 2016)	Gagik Ghalachyan (2009-2016), Vahram Kazhoyan (2001-2009), Armen Petrosyan (1999-2001), Arman Kirakossian (1994-1999), Ashot Hovakimyan (1993-1994)
Guatemala	Mexico City, Mexico	Ara Ayvazyan (from 2017)[17]	Grigor Hovhannisian (2014-2016)
Honduras	Mexico City, Mexico		Ara Ayvazyan
Hungary	Budapest, Hungary	No diplomatic relations (suspended by Armenia since 31 August 2012 due to Ramil Safarov's extradition to Azerbaijan),[18][19] see Armenia-Hungary relations
India	Delhi, India	Armen Martirosyan[20]	Ara Hakobyan (2009-2015), Ashot Kocharyan (2005-2009), Armen Bayburdyan (2000–2004)
Indonesia	Jakarta, Indonesia	Dzyunik Aghajanyan (from 2018)[21]	Anna Aghajanyan (2013-2018), Ara Hakobyan (2011-2013), Ashot Kocharyan (2005–2011), Armen Bayburdyan (2001-2005)
Iran	Teheran, Iran	Artashes Tumanyan (from 2015) [22]	Grigor Arakelyan (2009-2015), Karen Nazaryan (2005-2009), Gegham Gharibjanyan (1999-2004), Vahan Bayburdyan (1993-1994)(1994-1998)
Iraq	Baghdad, Iraq	Hrachya Poladyan[23]	Karen Grigoryan (2014-2018), Murad Muradyan (2010-2014)
Ireland	London, United Kingdom		Arman Kirakossian (from 2018) Armen Sarkissian (2014-2018), Karine Ghazinyan (2012-2012), Vahe Gabrielyan (2005-2012)
Iceland	Stockholm, Sweden	Alexander Arzumanyan (from 2019)
Israel	Tel Aviv, Israel (from February 2020)	Armen Smbatian (from 2018) [24]	Armen Melkonyan (2012-2018), Edward Nalbandian (2000-2008)
Italy	Rome, Italy	Tsovinar Hambardzumynan (from June 1, 2020)	Victoria Bagdassarian (2016–2020), Sargis Ghazaryan (2013–2016), Ruben Karapetyan (2009-2013), Robert Shugarian (2005-2008), Gagik Baghdassarian (1999-2005)
Japan	Tokyo, Japan	Hrant Pogosyan[25]
Jordan	Damascus, Syria	Tigran Gevorgyan (from 2018)	Arshak Poladyan (2007–2018), Levon Sargsyan (1998-2004), David Hovhannisyan (1992-1998)
Kazakhstan	Astana, Kazakhstan		Gagik Ghalachyan (2018-2020),[26] Ara Sahakyan (2013-2018), Vassily Ghazaryan (2008-2013), Levon Khachatryan (2005–2008), Eduard Khurshudyan (1999-2004), Arman Melikyan (1993-1999)
Kuwait	Al Kuwait, Kuwait	Sarmen Baghdasaryan (from 2018)[27]	Manvel Badeyan (2016-2018), Fadey Charchoghlyan (2010-2016), Vahagn Melikyan (2007–2010), Arshak Poladyan (2003-2007)
Kyrgyzstan	Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan		Gagik Ghalachyan (2019-2020), Ara Sahakyan (2014-2018), Vassily Ghazaryan (2009–2013), Levon Khachatryan (2006-2008), Eduard Khurshudyan (2000-2006), Arman Melikyan (1993-1999)
Latvia	Vilnius, Lithuania	Tigran Mkrtchyan (from 2016)[28]	Ara Ayvazyan (2012-2016), Ashot Galoyan (2006-2012), Ashot Hovakimyan (2000–2006)
Laos	Hanoi, Vietnam	Vahram Kazhoyan (from 2020)[29]
Lebanon	Beirut, Lebanon	Vahagn Atabekyan	Samvel Mkrtchian, Ashot Kocharian[30]
Libya	Cairo, Egypt	Karen Grigorian	Ruben Karapetyan (2005-2010), Sergey Manasaryan (2001-2005)
Liechtenstein	Berlin, Germany	Ashot Smbatyan (from 2018)
Lithuania	Vilnius, Lithuania	Tigran Mkrtchyan (from 2016)[31]	Ara Ayvazyan (2011-2016), Ashot Galoyan (2006-2011), Ashot Hovakimyan (2000–2006)
Luxembourg	The Hague, Netherlands	Tigran Balayan (from 2020)	Tatoul Markarian (2015-2020), Avet Adonts (2010-2014), Vigen Chitechyan (1997-2010), Armen Sargsyan (1995-1996)
Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur Malaysia; Delhi, India; Jakarta, Indonesia (from 2018)	Dzyunik Aghajanyan (from 2018)[32]	Anna Aghajanyan (2016-2018), Ara Hakobyan (2011-2015), Ashot Kocharyan (2007–2011)
Malta	Rome, Italy		Victoria Bagdassarian (2016-2020), Sargis Ghazaryan (2014-2016), Ruben Karapetyan (2011-2013)
Morocco	El Cairo, Egypt	Arshak Poladian (from 2019)	Ruben Karapetyan (2005-2019)Sergey Manasaryan (2000-2005), Edward Nalbandian (1995-1999)
Mexico	Mexico City, Mexico		Ara Ayvazyan
Moldova	Minsk, Belarus	Armen Ghevondyan (2020)	Jivan Movsisyan (2016-2020), Armen Khachatryan (2004-2016), Hrach Silvanyan (1999-2004), Karine Ghazinyan (1997-1999), Georgi Ghazinyan (1994-1997)
Monaco	Paris, France	Hasmik Tolmajian
Mongolia	Beijing, China	Sergey Manassarian
Montenegro	Bucharest, Romania	Ashot Hovakimyan (from 2019)[33]	Amlet Gasparyan (2014-2017), Vahram Kazhoyan (2003-2009)
Nepal	New Delhi, India	Armen Martirosyan	Ara Hakobyan (2011-2015), Ashot Kocharyan (2005-2011), Armen Bayburdyan (2001-2005)
Netherlands	The Hague, Netherlands	Tigran Balayan (from 2018)[34]	Garegin Melkonyan (2018-2018), Dzyunik Aghajanyan (2011-2018), Avet Avedonts (2009–2011), Vigen Chitechyan (1997-2009), Armen Sarkissian (1995-1996)
Norway	Oslo, Norway	Alexander Arzoumanian (from 2018)	Hrachya Aghajanyan (2012-2017), Ara Ayvazyan (2006-2012), Vladimir Karmirshalyan (2000-2006)
Oman	Al Kuwait, Kuwait	Sarmen Baghdasaryan ()	Fadey Charchoghlyan (2012-2016), Sergey Manasaryan (2003-2012), Edward Nalbandian (1995-1999)
Panama	Mexico City, Mexico	[	[Ara Ayvazyan]] (2018-2020), Grigor Hovhannisyan (2014–2016)
Paraguay	Buenos Aires, Argentina	Esther Mkrtunyan (from 2019)	Vahagn Melikyan (2012–2014)
Peru	Lima, Peru	Esthera Mkrtunyan (from 2017)	Alexan Harutyunyan (2015-2016)
Philippines	Hanoi, Vietnam	Vaharam Kazhoyan (17 luglio 2020)	Raisa Vardanyan (2014–2019)
Poland	Warsaw, Poland	Samvel Mkrtchyan (from 2018)	Edgar Ghazaryan (2014-2018), Ashot Galoyan (2005-2014), Ashot Hovakimyan (1998-1999) (1999-2006)
Portugal	Vatican City	Karen Nazaryan (from 2019)	Mikayel Minasyan (2016-2018), Rouben Karapetyan (2011-2013), Robert Shugarian (2005-2008), Eduard Khojayan (1999-2004)
Qatar	Abu Dhabi, UAE	Gegham Gharibjanyan
Romania	Bucharest, Romania	Sergey Minasyan (from 2017)	Amlet Gasparyan (2010-2017), Yeghishe Sargsyan (2002-2010), Karine Ghazinyan (1997-1999) (1999-2001), Georgi Ghazinyan (1994-1997)
Russia	Moscow, Russia	Vardan Toghanyan
San Marino	Rome, Italy		Victoria Bagdassarian (2016-2020), Sargis Ghazaryan (2013-2016)
Serbia	Prague, Czech Republic	Ashot Hovakimyan (from 2019)
Singapore	Beijing, China; Jakarta, Indonesia (from 2020)	Dzyunik Aghajanyan (from 2020)	Armen Sargsyan (2010-2016)
Slovakia	Vienna, Austria	Armen Papikyan (from 2019)	Tigran Seyranyan (2012-28 Dec. 2018), Ashot Hovakimyan (2006–2011), Jivan Tabibian (2001-20106), Samvel Mkrtchyan (1997-1998), Ashot Voskanyan (1995-1997)
Slovenia	Prague, Czech Republic (from 2019; Rome Italy (from 2013);	Ashot Hovakimyan (from 2019)	Sargis Ghazaryan (2015-2016), Ruben Karapetyan (2010-2013), Vahram Kazhoyan (2003-2009), Armen Petrosyan (2000–2001), Arman Kirakossian (1995-1999)
South Korea	Tokyo, Japan	Hrant Poghosyan (from 2014)	Armen Sargsyan (2009–2014), Vassily Ghazaryan (2002-2008), Azat Martirosyan (1999-2001)
Sovereign Military Order of Malta	Vatican City	Garen Nazaryan (from 2019)	Mikael Minasyan (2013-2018)
Spain	Madrid, Spain	Vladimir Karmirshalyan (from 2019)	Avet Adonts (2014-2019),[35][36] Ruben Karapetyan (2009-2013), Ruben Shugarian (2005-2008), Eduard Khojayan (1999-2004)
Sri Lanka	New Delhi, India	Armen Martirosyan (from 2019)	Ara Hakobyan (2010-2015), Ashot Kocharyan (2005-2010), Armen Bayburdyan (2001-2005)
Sudan	Cairo, Egypt	Karen Grigorian(from 2019)
Sweden	Stockholm, Sweden	Alexander Arzumanyan (from 2019)	Artak Apitonian (2013–2018)[37] (until 28 Dec. 2018), Ara Ayvazyan (2006–2013), Vladimir Karmirshalyan (2000-2006)
Switzerland	Geneve, Switzerland	Andranik Hovhanissian (from 2019)	Charles Aznavour (2009–2018), Zohrab Mnatsakanyan(2002-2008)
Syria	Damascus, Syria	Tigran Gevorgyan[38]
Tajikistan	Ashgabat, Turkmenistan		Garnik Badalyan (2019-2019), Vladimir Badalyan (2009-2018), Aram Grigoryan (2000–2007)
Thailand	Beijing, China	Sergey Manassarian (from 2018)
Turkmenistan	Ashgabat, Turkmenistan		Garnik Badalyan[39] (2018-2019), Vladimir Badalyan(2008-2018), Aram Grigoryan (1994-2004) (1997-2007)
Tunisia	Yerevan, Armenia	Arshak Poladian (from 2019)	Levon Sargsyan (2005-2010)
Ukraine	Kiev, Ukraine	Tigran Seyranyan (from 2018)	Andranik Manukyan (2010-2018), Armen Khachatryan (2003-2010), Hrach Silvanyan (1993-1996) (1996-2003)
United Arab Emirates	Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates	Mher Mkrtumyan[40]
United Kingdom	London, United Kingdom	Arman Kirakossian	Armen Sarkissian
United States	Washington D.C., United States	Varuzhan Nersesyan (from 2018)[41]	Grigor Hovhannissian (2016-2018), Tigran Sargsyan (2014-2016), Tatul Margaryan (2005–2014), Arman Kirakossian (1999-2005), Ruben Shugarian (1993-1999), Alexander Arzumanyan (1992-1993)
Uruguay	Buenos Aires, Argentina	Esther Mkrtumyan (from 2017)
Uzbekistan	Yerevan, Armenia	Aram Grigoryan (from 2019)[42]
Vatican City	Vatican City	Garen Nazaryan (from 28 dec 2018)	Mikael Minasyan (2013-2018), Vigen Chitechyan (2012-2013), Edward Nalbandian (2001-2007), Armen Sarkissian (1995-1996) (1998-2001)
Vietnam	Hanoi, Vietnam	Vahram Kazhoyan (from 2019)[43]	Raisa Vardanyan (2013-2019),[44] Armen Sargsyan (2009-2013), Vahagn Movsisyan (2008-2008), Vassily Ghazaryan (2002–2008)

See also

• List of diplomatic missions in Armenia
• List of diplomatic missions of Armenia
• List of ambassadors of Armenia to China
• Foreign relations of Armenia

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