List of diplomatic missions in North Macedonia

Map of diplomatic missions in North Macedonia

This article lists diplomatic missions resident in North Macedonia. At present, the capital city of Skopje hosts 32 embassies. Several other countries have missions accredited from other capitals.^[1]

Embassies in Skopje[]

Gallery[]

Embassy of Albania
Embassy of Croatia
Embassy of Iran
Embassy of Italy
Embassy of Kosovo
Embassy of Poland
Embassy of Spain
Embassy of Turkey
Embassy of the United States

List of ambassadors[]

Albania — Fatos Reka^[2]
Austria — Georg Woutsas^[3]
Bosnia and Herzegovina — Dragan Jaćimović^[4]
Bulgaria — Angel Angelov^[5]
China — Zhang Zuo^[6]
Croatia — Nives Tiganj^[7]
Czech Republic — Miroslav Toman^[8]
France — Cyrille Baumgartner^[9]
Germany — Anke Gisela Holstein^[10]
Greece — Roussos Koundouros^[11]
Hungary — László István Dux^[12]
Italy — Andrea Silvestri^[13]
Japan — Hironori Sawada^[14]
Kosovo^[a] — Prindon Sadriu (Chargé d’Affaires a.i) ^[15]
Montenegro — Marija Petrovic^[16]
Netherlands — Dirk Jan Kop^[17]
Poland — Wojciech Tyciński^[18]
Qatar — Sheikh Jassim Hamad Al-Thani (Chargé d’Affaires a.i)^[19]
Romania — Adela Monica Axinte^[20]
Russia — Sergey Bazdnikin^[21]
Serbia — Nevena Jovanović^[22]
Sovereign Military Order of Malta^[b] — L’Emir Habib George Zoghbi^[23]
Slovakia — Henrik Markuš^[24]
Slovenia — Milan Predan^[25]
Spain — Emilio Lorenzo Serra^[26]
Sweden — Kristin Forsgren Bengtsson^[27]
Switzerland — Sybille Suter Tejada^[28]
Turkey — Hasan Mehmet Sekizkök^[29]
Ukraine — Nataliia Zadorozhniuk^[30]
United Kingdom — Rachel Galloway^[31]
United States — Kate Marie Byrnes^[32]
European Union — David Geer^[33]
NATO — Zoran Jankovič ^[34]

Other missions in Skopje[]

European Union (Delegation)
NATO (Delegation)

International organizations in the North Macedonia[]

United Nations — Rossana Dudziak ^[35]
United Nations Development Programme — Narine Sahakyan ^[36]
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees — Monica Sandri ^[37]
United Nations Office for Project Services — Michela Telatin
United Nations Children’s Fund — Patrizia Di Giovanni ^[38]
International Organization for Migration — Peter Van Der Auweraert ^[39]
International Monetary Fund — Sebastian Sosa ^[40]
The World Bank Office — Massimiliano Paolucci ^[41]
World Health Organization — Jihane Tawilah ^[42]
Migration, Asylum, Refugees Regional Initiative Regional Centre — Sasko Kocev ^[43]
Support Element- KFOR — Jean Marie-Rollinger ^[44]
- Deutshes National SupportElement — Birgit Fröhlich
- Irish National SupportElement — Conrad Johnston
- Polish National SupportElement —
- Ukraine KFOR National SupportElement — Kramarenko Ihor
- Headquarters Multinational Peace Force South-Eastern Europe Brigade (SEEBRIG) — Aristidis Iliopoulos
OSCE — Clemens Koja ^[45]
Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency — Halim Ömer Söğüt
Europien Regional Institute for Development Studes — Vlado Kambovski
International Centre for Migration Policy Development — Melita Gruevska Graham
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development — Andi Aranitasi
German Development Cooperation — René Eschemann
International Management Group — Argjent Karai
Goethe — Tanja Krüger
SOS Children's Villages — Julijana Nakova Gapo ^[46]
Sos Kinderdorf International — Caroline Taylor
Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe — Milena Manova ^[47]
Regional Rural Development Standing Working Group — Boban Ilić

Embassies to open[]

Former embassy[]

Norway (Closed in 2012)

Non-resident embassies accredited to North Macedonia[]

Resident in Ankara, Turkey

Azerbaijan
Burkina Faso
Jordan
Kyrgyzstan
Pakistan
Thailand

Resident in Berlin, Germany

Resident in Bucharest, Romania

Resident in Budapest, Hungary

Colombia
Estonia
Kazakhstan
Malaysia

Resident in Belgrade, Serbia

Angola
Australia
Belarus
Canada
Cyprus
Denmark
Finland
Libya
Mexico
Norway
Portugal
Syria

Resident in Rome, Italy

Resident in Sofia, Bulgaria

Resident in other cities

Footnote[]

^ The political status of Kosovo is disputed. Having unilaterally declared independence from Serbia in 2008, it is formally recognised as an independent state by 97 UN member states (with another 15 recognising it at some point but then withdrawing recognition), while Serbia continues to claim it as part of its own sovereign territory.

^ Branch office in Skopje.

Notes[]

References[]

Skopje diplomatic list

[1] "Embassies in North Macedonia" (PDF).

[2] "Ambasada shqiptare në Shkup".

[3] "Österreichische Botschaft Skopje".

[4] "Амбасаде Босне и Херцеговине у Скопљу".

[5] "Посолство на България в Скопие".

[6] "中国驻斯科普里大使馆".

[7] "Veleposlanstvo Hrvatske u Skoplju".

[8] "Velvyslanectví České republiky ve Skopji".

[9] "Ambassade de France à Skopje".

[10] "Deutsche Botschaft Skopje".

[11] "Πρεσβεία της Ελλάδας στα Σκόπια".

[12] "Magyarország nagykövetsége Szkopjében".

[13] "Ambasciata d'Italia a Skopje".

[14] "在北マケドニア日本国大使館".

[15] "Ambasada e Republikës së Kosovës në Shkup".

[16] "Ambasada Crne Gore u Skoplju".

[17] "Nederlandse ambassade in Skopje".

[18] "Ambasada RP w Skopje".

[19] "سفارة قطر في سكوبي".

[20] "Ambasada României la Skopie".

[21] "Посольство России в Скопье".

[22] "Амбасада Србије у Скопљу".

[23] "Sovereign Order of Malta office in Skopje".

[24] "Veľvyslanectvo Slovenskej republiky v Skopje".

[25] "Veleposlaništvo Slovenije v Skopju".

[26] "Embajada de España en Skopje".

[27] "Sveriges ambassad i Skopje".

[28] "Embassy of Switzerland in Skopje".

[29] "Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Üsküp büyükelçiligi".

[30] "Посольство України в Республіці Північна Македонія".

[31] "British Embassy Skopje".

[32] "U.S embassy in Skopje".

[33] "Delegation of the European Union".

[34] "Liaison office in Skopje".

[35] "UN North Macedonia".

[36] "UNDP to North Macedonia".

[37] "UNHCR".

[38] "UNICEF North Macedonia".

[39] "IOM in the North Macedonia".

[40] "INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FOUND".

[41] "WORLD BANK COUNTRY NORTH MACEDONIA".

[42] "WHO/Europe/countries North Macedonia".

[43] "MARRI/North/Macedonia".

[44] "SUPPORT ELEMENT- KFOR".

[45] "OSCE/SKOPJE".

[46] "SOS Children`s Villages Macedonia".

[47] "Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe (REC) in North Macedonia".

[48] "Еmbassy of Brazil will be opened in Skopje".

[49] "Северна Македонија-Бразил".

[50] "Israeli non-resident ambassador to North Macedonia (based in Jerusalem) mr. Dan Oryan says in an interview that Israel will soon open its embassy in Skopje".

[51] "Посета на Казакстан".

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