The following is a list of countries to which Uruguay has provided ambassadors, with their respective incumbents (in 2013).
| Host Country | Ambassador | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Angola | Álvaro Enrique González Otero[1] | Concurrent: Nigeria |
| Argentina | Guillermo Pomi[2] | |
| Australia | Alberto Leopoldo Fajardo Klappenbach[3] | Concurrent: Fiji, New Zealand, East Timor |
| Austria | Carlos Barros | Concurrent: Hungary, Slovakia |
| Belgium | Walter Cancela[4] | Concurrent: Luxembourg |
| Bolivia | Carlos Flanagan | |
| Brazil | Carlos Amorín | |
| Canada | Elbio Rosselli | Concurrent: Iceland |
| Chile | Rodolfo Camarosano | |
| China | Mª del Rosario Portell | Concurrent: Macau |
| Colombia | Duncan Croci | |
| Costa Rica | Fernando Marr | |
| Cuba | Ariel Bergamino | Concurrent: Jamaica |
| Czech Republic | Diana Magdalena Espino | Concurrent: Slovenia, Turkey |
| Dominican Republic | Luis Alberto Carresse | Concurrent: Barbados |
| Ecuador | Enrique Delgado | |
| Egypt | Agustín Espinosa | Concurrent: Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Jordan, Libya |
| El Salvador | Mª Cristina Figueroa | Concurrent: Nicaragua |
| Finland | Pablo Emilio Sader Hernández | |
| France | Omar Mesa | Concurrent: Algeria, Monaco, Senegal |
| Germany | Alberto Guani Amarilla | |
| Greece | ||
| Guatemala | Mª del Carmen Fros | Concurrent: Honduras |
| Holy See | Daniel Ramada[5] | Concurrent: Order of Malta |
| India | César Ferrer | Concurrent: Bangladesh |
| Iran | Juan Carlos Ojeda | Concurrent: Pakistan |
| Israel | Abram Greiver | |
| Italy | Gustavo Álvarez Goyoaga | Concurrent: Croatia, Tunisia |
| Japan | Ana Mª Estévez | |
| Lebanon | Jorge Luis Jure | Concurrent: Cyprus, Syria |
| Malaysia | Gerardo Prato | Concurrent: Cambodia, Thailand |
| Mexico | Rodolfo Camarosano[4] | Concurrent: Bahamas |
| Netherlands | Álvaro Moerzinger | |
| Panama | Francisco Purificatti | |
| Paraguay | Juan Enrique Fischer | |
| Peru | Juan José Arteaga | |
| Poland | Julio Giambruno | Concurrent: Belarus, Lithuania, Ukraine |
| Portugal | José Korzeniak[4] | Concurrent: Morocco |
| Qatar | José Luis Remedi | Concurrent: Bahrain, Oman |
| Romania | Pedro Martín Mo Amaro | Concurrent: Bulgaria, Serbia |
| Russia | Jorge Alberto Meyer | Concurrent: Armenia, Kazakhstan |
| Saudi Arabia | Rodolfo Invernizzi | Concurrent: Iraq, Kuwait |
| South Africa | Luis Homero Bermúdez | Concurrent: Ghana |
| South Korea | Alba Florio | Concurrent: Philippines |
| Spain | Francisco Bustillo[6] | Concurrent: Andorra |
| Sweden | Zulma Guelman | Concurrent: Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Norway |
| Switzerland | Luis Ricardo Nario | Concurrent: Kenya, Liechtenstein |
| United Arab Emirates | Nelson Yemil Chabén[1] | |
| United Kingdom | Néstor Moreira | Concurrent: Ireland |
| United States | Carlos Pita | |
| Venezuela | Óscar Ramos | Concurrent: Trinidad and Tobago |
| Vietnam | Carlos Mª Irigaray | Concurrent: Indonesia and Singapore |
References
- 1 2 "New Uruguayan ambassadors in Angola and Emirates". EL PAIS. 10 June 2014. Archived from the original on 20 December 2014. (in Spanish)
- ↑ "Senado aprueba venia de Pomi en Argentina". LR21. April 14, 2010. Retrieved 12 February 2012. (in Spanish)
- ↑ Fajardo embajador (in Spanish)
- 1 2 3 Venias para Cancela, Korzeniak y Camarosano Archived 2013-04-22 at archive.today (in Spanish)
- ↑ CV del Prof. Ramada Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine (in Spanish)
- ↑ "Senado votó la venia a Bustillo". EL OBSERVADOR. 2 October 2012. Archived from the original on 5 October 2012. Retrieved 4 April 2013. (in Spanish)
External links
- Uruguayan embassies in the world (in Spanish)
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