Ambassadors from the United States

This is a list of ambassadors from the United States.

Current US Embassy Ambassadors

Currently ambassadors from the United States are accredited to the host governments of :

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• Afghanistan - Ronald E. Neumann
• Albania - Marcie Berman Ries http://www.usemb-tirana.usia.co.at/ambassador.htm
• Algeria - Richard W. Erdman
• Angola - Christopher William Dell
• Argentina - Lino Gutierrez
• Armenia - John M. Ordway
• Australia - None since January 2005
• Austria - W. L. Lyons "Lee" Brown Jr.
• Azerbaijan - Reno L. Harnish III
• Bahrain - Ronald E. Neumann
• Bangladesh - Harry K. Thomas Jr.
• Barbados - Mary E. Kramer
• Belarus - George A. Krol
• Belgium - Tom C. Korologos
• Belize - Russell F. Freeman
• Benin - Wayne E. Neill
• Bolivia - David N. Greenlee
• Bosnia-Herzegovina - Clifford G. Bond
• Botswana - Joseph Huggins
• Brazil - John J. Danilovich
• Brunei - Gene Christy
• Bulgaria - James W. Pardew
• Burkina Faso - J. Anthony Holmes
• Burma - Carmen Martinez
• Burundi - James Yellin
• Cambodia - Joseph A. Mussomeli
• Cameroon - George M. Staples
• Canada - David Wilkins
• Cape Verde - Donald C. Johnson
• Chad - Christopher E. Goldthwait
• Chile - Craig Perry
• People's Republic of China - Clark T. Randt Jr.
• Colombia - William B. Wood
• The Democratic Republic of the Congo - Aubrey Hooks
• The Republic of the Congo - Robin Renee Sanders
• Costa Rica - John J. Danilovich
• Côte d'Ivoire - Arlene Render
• Croatia - Ralph Frank
• Cuba - James C. Cason (see note)
• Cyprus - Michael Klosson
• The Czech Republic - William J. Cabaniss Jr.
• Denmark - Stuart Bernstein
• The Dominican Republic - Hans H. Hertell
• East Timor - Grover Joseph Rees III
• Ecuador - Kristie A. Kenney
• Egypt - C. David Welch
• El Salvador - Hugh Douglas Barclay
• Eritrea - Donald J. McConnell
• Estonia - Joseph Dethomas
• Ethiopia - Aurelia E. Brazeal
• Fiji - David L. Lyon
• Finland - Bonnie McElveen-Hunter
• France - Howard H. Leach
• Gabon - Kenneth P. Moorefield
• The Gambia - Jackson McDonald
• Georgia - Richard Miles
• Germany - Daniel R. Coats
• Ghana - Mary C. Yates
• Greece - Thomas J. Miller
• Grenada - Earl B. Phillips
• Guatemala - John R. Hamilton
• Guinea - R. Barrie Walkley
• Guyana - Roland W. Bullen
• Haiti - James B. Foley
• The Holy See (Vatican City) - Francis Rooney
• Honduras - Larry Palmer
• Hungary - George Herbert Walker III
• Iceland - James I. Gadsden
• India - David C. Mulford
• Indonesia - Ralph L. Boyce
• Iraq - Zalmay Khalilzad
• Republic of Ireland - James C. Kenny
• Israel - Daniel C. Kurtzer
• Italy - Mel Sembler
• Jamaica - Sue M. Cobb
• Japan - John Thomas Schieffer
• Jordan - none (see note)
• Kazakhstan - Larry C. Napper
• Kenya - William Bellamy
• Republic of Korea - Thomas C. Hubbard
• Kosovo - Marcie B. Ries
• Kuwait - Richard H. Jones
• Kyrgyzstan - Stephen Young
• Laos - Douglas A. Hartwick
• Latvia - Catherine Todd Bailey
• Lebanon - Jeffrey D. Feltman
• Lesotho - Robert G. Loftis
• Liberia - John W. Blaney
• Lithuania - Stephen D. Mull
• Luxembourg - Ann Wagner
• Republic of Macedonia - Lawrence E. Butler
• Madagascar - Wanda L. Nesbitt
• Malawi - Steven A. Browning
• Malaysia - Marie T. Huhtala
• Mali - Vicki Huddleston
• Malta - Anthony Gioia
• Marshall Islands - Greta N. Morris
• Mauritania - Joseph Lebaron
• Mauritius - John Price
• Mexico - Antonio O. Garza Jr.
• Micronesia - Larry M. Dinger
• Moldova - Heather M. Hodges
• Mongolia - Pamela J.H. Slutz
• Morocco - Thomas T. Riley
• Mozambique - Helen R. Meagher La Lime
• Namibia - Kevin J. McGuire
• Nepal - Michael E. Malinowski
• Netherlands - Clifford Sobel
• New Zealand - Charles J. Swindells
• Nicaragua - Barbara C. Moore
• Niger - G. Dennise Mathieu
• Norway - John Doyle Ong
• Oman - Richard L. Baltimore III
• Pakistan - Nancy J. Powell
• Palau - Francis Ricciardone
• Panama - Linda Watt
• Papua New Guinea - Susan S. Jacobs
• Paraguay - John F. Keane
• Peru - James Curtis "Curt" Struble
• Philippines - Francis J. Ricciardone Jr.
• Poland - Victor Ashe
• Portugal - John N. Palmer
• Qatar - Maureen Quinn
• Romania - VACANT
• Russia - Alexander R. Vershbow
• Rwanda - Margaret K. McMillion
• Saudi Arabia - James C. Oberwetter
• Senegal - Richard Alan Roth
• Serbia-Montenegro - Michael Polt
• Sierra Leone - Peter R. Chaveas
• Singapore - Franklin L. Lavin
• Slovakia - Ronald Weiser
• Slovenia - Johnny Young
• South Africa - Jendayi Frazer
• Spain - George L. Argyros
• Sri Lanka - Jeffrey J. Lunstead
• Sudan - Gerard M. Gallucci (see note)
• Suriname - Marsha E. Barnes
• Swaziland - James D. McGee
• Sweden - M. Teel Bivins
• Switzerland - Kevin E. Moley
• Tajikistan - Richard E. Hoagland (see note)
• Thailand - Darryl N. Johnson
• Togo - Gregory W. Engle
• Trinidad and Tobago - Roy L. Austin
• Tunisia - William J. Hudson
• Turkey - Eric S. Edelman
• Turkmenistan - Tracey Jacobson
• Uganda - Jimmy Kolker
• Ukraine - John Herbst
• United Arab Emirates - Macelle Wahba
• United Kingdom - Robert Tuttle
• Uruguay - Martin J. Silverstein
• Uzbekistan - John Purnell
• Venezuela - Charles S. Shapiro
• Vietnam - Michael W. Marine
• Yemen - Edmund J. Hull
• Zambia - Martin G. Brennan
• Zimbabwe - Joseph G. Sullivan

Notes

• The United States of America has not had an ambassador to Jordan since the departure of Edward Gnehm on July 12, 2004. The Chargé d'Affaires ad interim is David Hale. http://usembassy-amman.org.jo/user/SectionView.aspx?PNodeId=1036
• Due to security concerns the United States Embassy to Tajikistan operates from Almaty, Kazakhstan
• The United States of America does not currently have nor do they maintain diplomatic relations with the Republic of Cuba. U.S. Interests in the Republic of Cuba are handled by the U.S. Interests section of the Embassy of Switzerland in Havana.
• The United States of America does not currently have nor do they maintain diplomatic relations with the Kingdom of Bhutan, the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the Republic of Sudan. U.S. Interests in the Islamic Republic of Iran are handled by the U.S. Interests section of the Embassy of Switzerland in Tehran. Americans who travel to these countries do so at their own risk and in some cases in violation of U.S. and/or U.N. sanctions.