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Ambassadors of Spain

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Ambassadors of Spain are government officials appointed by theSpanish monarch on the advice of theMinistry of Foreign Affairs to act asdiplomatic representatives to foreign nations, international organizations, and asambassadors-at-large. These appointments do not require any type of confirmation by theCortes Generales, although theConstitution prevents the government and, therefore, its representatives, from entering into certain international agreements without its authorization.[1]

Mariano Rajoy meets Spanish ambassadors based in the United States before theUNSC meeting that approvedResolution 2331

Ambassadors report to theMinister of Foreign Affairs and, depending on the matter or geographical area, also answer to the Ministry's secretaries of state or directors-general. They do not have a fixed term of office, serving at the pleasure of the government. However, it is an unwritten custom that diplomats serve for at least four years.[2][3]

According to the 2014 State Foreign Action and Service Act, article 44(4), "Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassadors, Permanent Representative Ambassadors, and Chargés d'Affaires shall be appointed from among officials of the Diplomatic Service in the manner determined by regulations, without prejudice to the Government, in the exercise of itsdiscretionary power, being able to appoint as Ambassadors persons who do not belong to the Diplomatic Service".[4] Thus, in Spain there are two types of ambassadors: career diplomats and political appointees. As of August 2024, there are only five "political" ambassadors.[5]

Current ambassadors of Spain

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This list is made up based on information provided by a public list compiled by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation. Last update was made on February 11, 2026.[6] Also, the work "History of the Spanish Diplomacy" by diplomat and historian Miguel Ángel Ochoa Brun is used for historical data (until 2000).[7] The date of establishment is the date when the diplomatic relations were first established; it also shows, if there were previous relations, the year in which it was elevated to the rank of embassy.

  Political appointees, that is, they are not part of the diplomatic career.
Host countryListAmbassadorAppointmentEmbassy and websiteEstablished
(Embassy rank)
Afghanistan[a]ListFrancisco Javier Puig Saura[b]4 December 2025
(2 months ago)
 (4 December 2025)
Kabul1950
(1968)
AlbaniaListGabriel Cremades Ventura4 March 2025
(11 months ago)
 (4 March 2025)
Tirana1929
(1986)
AlgeriaListRamiro Fernández Bachiller4 December 2025
(2 months ago)
 (4 December 2025)
Algiers1493
(1962)[c]
AndorraListCarlos Pérez-Desoy Fages2 February 2023
(3 years ago)
 (2 February 2023)
Andorra la Vella1993[9]
AngolaListManuel María Lejarreta Lobo17 November 2021
(4 years ago)
 (17 November 2021)
Luanda1977[10]
Antigua and BarbudaListThe ambassador to JamaicaKingston1988
(1989)
ArgentinaListJoaquín María de Arístegui Laborde29 October 2024
(15 months ago)
 (29 October 2024)
Buenos Aires1848
(1917)[11]
ArmeniaListThe ambassador to RussiaMoscow1992
AustraliaListEsther Monterrubio Villar30 July 2024
(18 months ago)
 (30 July 2024)
Canberra1967
(1968)[12]
AustriaListMaría Aurora Mejía Errasquín13 March 2024
(23 months ago)
 (13 March 2024)
Vienna1802[d]
AzerbaijanListThe ambassador to TurkeyAnkara1992[e]
BahamasListThe ambassador to JamaicaKingston1976
(1978)[13]
BahrainListThe ambassador to KuwaitKuwait City1972[14]
BangladeshListGabriel María Sistiaga Ochoa de Chinchetru28 November 2023
(2 years ago)
 (28 November 2023)
Dhaka1972[15][f]
BarbadosListThe ambassador to Trinidad and TobagoPort of Spain1986[g]
BelarusListThe ambassador to RussiaMoscow1992
BelgiumListJosé María Rodríguez Coso3 June 2025
(8 months ago)
 (3 June 2025)
Brussels1843
(1921)
BelizeListThe ambassador to GuatemalaGuatemala City1989[h]
BeninListThe ambassador to NigeriaAbuja1966[16][i]
BhutanListThe ambassador to IndiaNew Delhi2011
BoliviaListFernando García Casas11 June 2024
(20 months ago)
 (11 June 2024)
La Paz1847
(1954)
Bosnia and HerzegovinaListMaría Milagrosa Molina Álvarez de Toledo30 July 2024
(18 months ago)
 (30 July 2024)
Sarajevo1993
BotswanaListThe ambassador to NamibiaWindhoek1981
(1983)[j]
BrazilListMaría del Mar Fernández-Palacios Carmona6 July 2022
(3 years ago)
 (6 July 2022)
Brasilia1834
(1933)
BruneiListThe ambassador to MalaysiaKuala Lumpur1984
BulgariaListMiguel Alonso Berrio29 February 2024
(23 months ago)
 (29 February 2024)
Sofia1910
(1977)[k]
Burkina FasoListThe ambassador to MaliBamako1964[18]
BurundiListThe ambassador to TanzaniaDar es Salaam1969[l]
CambodiaListThe ambassador to ThailandBangkok1964
CameroonListJuan Pedro Pérez-Gómez Delaunay1 July 2025
(7 months ago)
 (1 July 2025)
Yaoundé1961[19]
CanadaListAlfredo Martínez Serrano29 September 2021
(4 years ago)
 (29 September 2021)
Ottawa1953[20]
Cape VerdeListAna Paredes Prieto6 July 2022
(3 years ago)
 (6 July 2022)
Praia1977[21]
Central African RepublicListThe ambassador to CameroonYaoundé1964[18]
ChadList1975[22]
ChileListLaura Oroz Ulibarri22 July 2025
(6 months ago)
 (22 July 2025)
Santiago de Chile1844
(1928)
ChinaListMarta Betanzos Roig17 January 2024
(2 years ago)
 (17 January 2024)
Beijing1575
(1973)[m]
ColombiaListSantiago Jiménez Martín7 January 2025
(13 months ago)
 (7 January 2025)
Bogotá1881
(1950)[23]
ComorosListThe ambassador to South AfricaPretoria1983
(1984)[n]
Democratic Republic of the CongoListMaría del Carmen Díez Orejas28 November 2023
(2 years ago)
 (28 November 2023)
Kinshasa1969
Republic of the CongoListThe ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo1973[24]
Cook IslandsListThe ambassador to New Zealand[o]Wellington1998
Costa RicaListJuan Ignacio Morro Villacián26 August 2025
(5 months ago)
 (26 August 2025)
San José1850
(1949)
CroatiaListJosé Ramón García Hernández7 May 2025
(9 months ago)
 (7 May 2025)
Zagreb1992[25]
CubaListFrancisco Javier Hergueta Garnica23 March 2024
(22 months ago)
 (23 March 2024)
Havana1902
(1926)[p]
CyprusListMercedes Alonso Frayle4 December 2025
(2 months ago)
 (4 December 2025)
Nicosia1968[26][q]
Czech RepublicListMaría Pérez Sánchez-Laulhé1 May 2024
(21 months ago)
 (1 May 2024)
Praga1977[r]
DenmarkListSalvador Rueda Rabanal21 January 2025
(12 months ago)
 (21 January 2025)
Copenhagen1516
DjiboutiListThe ambassador to EthiopiaAddis Ababa1982
DominicaListThe ambassador to JamaicaKingston1980
(1986)
Dominican RepublicListLorea Arribalzaga Ceballos17 June 2025
(7 months ago)
 (17 June 2025)
Santo Domingo1855
(1948)[28]
East Timor (Timor-Leste)ListThe ambassador to IndonesiaYakarta2002
EcuadorListEnrique Erik Yturriaga Saldanha31 January 2024
(2 years ago)
 (31 January 2024)
Quito1840
(1951)
EgyptListSergio Román Carranza Förster23 September 2025
(4 months ago)
 (23 September 2025)
Cairo1893
(1949)[s]
El SalvadorListSonia Isabel Álvarez Cibanal30 July 2024
(18 months ago)
 (30 July 2024)
San Salvador1865
(1950)
Equatorial GuineaListFrancisco Javier Conde y Martínez de Irujo28 November 2023
(2 years ago)
 (28 November 2023)
Malabo1968[29]
EritreaListThe ambassador to SudanKhartoum1993
EstoniaListÁngel María Vázquez Díaz de Tuesta1 July 2025
(7 months ago)
 (1 July 2025)
Tallinn1921
(1991)[t]
EswatiniListThe ambassador to MozambiqueMaputo1979[30]
EthiopiaListGuillermo Antonio López Mac-Lellan28 November 2023
(2 years ago)
 (28 November 2023)
Addis Ababa1951
(1962)
FijiListThe ambassador to New Zealand[o]Wellington1977[31]
FinlandListManuel Montobbio de Balanzó16 September 2025
(4 months ago)
 (16 September 2025)
Helsinki1918
(1957)[32]
FranceListVictorio Redondo Baldrich29 September 2021
(4 years ago)
 (29 September 2021)
Paris1475
GabonListRafael Chaves Beardo1 July 2025
(7 months ago)
 (1 July 2025)
Libreville1961
(1963)
The GambiaListThe ambassador to SenegalDakar1965[33]
GeorgiaListThe ambassador to TurkeyAnkara1992[u]
GermanyListPascual Navarro Ríos14 February 2024
(2 years ago)
 (14 February 2024)
Berlin1871[v]
GhanaListÁngel Lossada Torres-Quevedo30 July 2024
(18 months ago)
 (30 July 2024)
Accra1968[34]
GreeceListJorge Domecq15 October 2024
(15 months ago)
 (15 October 2024)
Athenas1834
(1953)[35]
GrenadaListThe ambassador to Trinidad and TobagoPort of Spain1986[g]
GuatemalaListMaría Clara Girbau Ronda13 March 2024
(23 months ago)
 (13 March 2024)
Guatemala City1863
(1954)
GuineaListÁngel Carrascal Gutiérrez28 November 2023
(2 years ago)
 (28 November 2023)
Conakry1965[36]
Guinea-BissauListEnrique Conde León30 July 2024
(18 months ago)
 (30 July 2024)
Bissau1975[37]
GuyanaListThe ambassador to Trinidad and TobagoPort of Spain1986[w]
HaitiListMarco Antonio Peñín Toledano30 January 2024
(2 years ago)
 (30 January 2024)
Port-au-Prince1860
(1952)[38]
Holy See
(Vatican City)
ListIsabel Celaá26 January 2022
(4 years ago)
 (26 January 2022)
Vatican City
Homepage
1480[39][40]
HondurasListDiego Nuño García6 July 2022
(3 years ago)
 (6 July 2022)
Tegucigalpa1894
(1951)[41]
HungaryListLuis Ángel Redondo Gómez23 September 2025
(4 months ago)
 (23 September 2025)
Budapest1920
(1977)[x]
IcelandListThe ambassador to NorwayOslo1949
(1966)
IndiaListJuan Antonio March Pujol5 June 2024
(20 months ago)
 (5 June 2024)
New Delhi1956[43]
IndonesiaListBernardo de Sicart Escoda15 July 2025
(6 months ago)
 (15 July 2025)
Yakarta1958
(1967)[44]
IranListAntonio Sánchez-Benedito Gaspar14 May 2024
(21 months ago)
 (14 May 2024)
Tehran1842
(1957)[y]
IraqListAlicia Rico Pérez del Pulgar30 July 2024
(18 months ago)
 (30 July 2024)
Baghdad1946
(1953)[46]
IrelandListMaría Teresa Lizaranzu Perinat26 August 2025
(5 months ago)
 (26 August 2025)
Dublin1924
(1950)[47]
Israel[z]ListAna María Salomón Pérez20 July 2021
(4 years ago)
 (20 July 2021)
Tel Aviv1986[49]
ItalyListMiguel Ángel Fernández-Palacios11 October 2022
(3 years ago)
 (11 October 2022)
Rome1865
(1887)
Ivory CoastListGuillermo Marín Gorbea30 July 2024
(18 months ago)
 (30 July 2024)
Abidjan1967[aa]
JamaicaListJosé María Fernández López de Turiso5 November 2024
(15 months ago)
 (5 November 2024)
Kingston1966
(1967)[50][ab]
JapanListÍñigo de Palacio España28 January 2025
(12 months ago)
 (28 January 2025)
Tokyo1590
(1952)[38]
JordanListMiguel María de Lucas González26 April 2022
(3 years ago)
 (26 April 2022)
Amman1947
(1953)[46]
KazakhstanListLuis Francisco Martínez Montes1 June 2024
(20 months ago)
 (1 June 2024)
Astana1992[ac]
KenyaListJaime Alejandro Moreno Bau8 July 2025
(7 months ago)
 (8 July 2025)
Nairobi1965
(1967)[51]
KiribatiListThe ambassador to New ZealandWellington2011
KuwaitListManuel Hernández Gamallo19 June 2024
(19 months ago)
 (19 June 2024)
Kuwait City1964[ad][52]
KyrgyzstanListThe ambassador to KazakhstanAstana1992[ac]
LaosListThe ambassador to ThailandBangkok1967[44]
LatviaListManuel Alhama Orenes7 September 2022
(3 years ago)
 (7 September 2022)
Riga1921
(1991)
LebanonListVacant since 11 February 2026; José Luis González García,chargé d'affaires a.i.Beirut1860s
(1953)[46]
LesothoListThe ambassador to South AfricaPretoria1976
(1982)[ae]
LiberiaListThe ambassador to Ivory CoastAbidjan1863
(1954)[af]
Libya[ag]ListJavier Soria Quintana1 May 2024
(21 months ago)
 (1 May 2024)
Tripoli1784
(1962)[ah]
LiechtensteinListThe ambassador to SwitzerlandBerna1991
LithuaniaListJosé Fernando Fernández-Aguayo Muñoz1 July 2025
(7 months ago)
 (1 July 2025)
Vilnius1922
(1991)
Luxembourg[ai]ListMaría Nieves Blanco Díaz1 July 2025
(7 months ago)
 (1 July 2025)
Luxembourg1891[54]
(1955)
MadagascarListThe ambassador to South AfricaPretoria1966[16][aj]
MalawiListThe ambassador to ZimbabweHarare1972[55]
MalaysiaListJosé Luis Pardo Cuerdo6 July 2022
(3 years ago)
 (6 July 2022)
Kuala Lumpur1967[44]
MaldivesListThe ambassador to IndiaNew Delhi1979
(1983)
MaliListAntonio Guillén Hidalgo28 November 2023
(2 years ago)
 (28 November 2023)
Bamako1964[56]
MaltaListMiriam Álvarez de la Rosa Rodríguez27 December 2025
(49 days ago)
 (27 December 2025)
Valletta1969[57]
Sovereign Military Order of MaltaListThe ambassador to the Holy SeeVatican City
Homepage
1483
(1972)
Marshall IslandsListThe ambassador to the PhilippinesManila1992
MauritaniaListPablo Barbará Gómez4 March 2025
(11 months ago)
 (4 March 2025)
Nouakchott1961
(1962)[58]
MauritiusListThe ambassador to South AfricaPretoria1979
(1982)[ak]
MexicoListJuan Duarte Cuadrado31 August 2022
(3 years ago)
 (31 August 2022)
Mexico City1836
(1860)
MicronesiaListThe ambassador to the PhilippinesManila1992
MoldovaListThe ambassador to the RomaniaBucarest1993
MonacoListThe ambassador to FranceParis1876
(2013)
MongoliaListThe ambassador to ChinaBeijing1977[al]
MontenegroListThe ambassador to SerbiaBelgrade2006
MoroccoListEnrique Ojeda Vila24 January 2024
(2 years ago)
 (24 January 2024)
Rabat1578
(1956)[59]
MozambiqueListTeresa Orjales Vidal28 November 2023
(2 years ago)
 (28 November 2023)
Maputo1977[60]
MyanmarListThe ambassador to ThailandBangkok1967[61]
NamibiaListFrancisco Javier Pagalday Gastelurrutia15 July 2025
(6 months ago)
 (15 July 2025)
Windhoek1990[62]
NauruListThe ambassador to AustraliaCanberra1995
(1997)
  NepalListThe ambassador to IndiaNew Delhi1968[63]
NetherlandsListConsuelo Femenía29 December 2021
(4 years ago)
 (29 December 2021)
The Hague1649
New ZealandListLuis Alfonso Sánchez-Vellisco15 July 2025
(6 months ago)
 (15 July 2025)
Wellington1969[57]
NicaraguaListSergio Farré Salvá4 December 2025
(2 months ago)
 (4 December 2025)
Managua1850
(1951)
NigerListGloria Mínguez Ropiñón28 November 2023
(2 years ago)
 (28 November 2023)
Niamey1965[am]
NigeriaListFélix Costales Artieda27 May 2025
(8 months ago)
 (27 May 2025)
Abuja1961[19]
North KoreaListThe ambassador to South KoreaSeoul2001[64]
North MacedoniaListRafael Soriano Ortiz30 July 2024
(18 months ago)
 (30 July 2024)
Skopje1994
NorwayListAlejandra del Río Novo3 July 2024
(19 months ago)
 (3 July 2024)
Oslo1905
(1958)[an][65]
OmanListFrancisco Javier de Istúriz Simonet23 April 2024
(21 months ago)
 (23 April 2024)
Muscat1972[66]
PakistanListCarlos Aragón Gil de la Serna27 December 2025
(49 days ago)
 (27 December 2025)
Islamabad1951[67]
PalauListThe ambassador to the PhilippinesManila1997
PalestineSpain recognized theState of Palestine in May 2024,[68] however, no ambassador has been appointed yet.
PanamaListGuzmán Palacios Fernández14 September 2021
(4 years ago)
 (14 September 2021)
Panama City1880s
(1951)
Papua New GuineaListThe ambassador to AustraliaCanberra1979[69]
ParaguayListJavier Parrondo Babarro10 December 2024
(14 months ago)
 (10 December 2024)
Asunción1880
(1949)[70]
PeruListAlejandro Abellán García de Diego20 March 2024
(22 months ago)
 (20 March 2024)
Lima
Homepage
1879
(1939)
PhilippinesListMiguel Utray Delgado24 August 2022
(3 years ago)
 (24 August 2022)
Manila1951[71]
PolandListVictoria Ortega Gutiérrez.17 December 2025
(59 days ago)
 (17 December 2025)
Warsaw1519
PortugalListJuan Fernández Trigo28 December 2023
(2 years ago)
 (28 December 2023)
Lisbon1474
(1479)
QatarListÁlvaro Renedo Zalba4 March 2025
(11 months ago)
 (4 March 2025)
Doha1973[72][ao]
RomaniaListJosé Antonio Hernández Pérez-Solórzano7 September 2022
(3 years ago)
 (7 September 2022)
Bucarest1881
(1977)[ap]
RussiaListRicardo Martínez Vázquez3 July 2024
(19 months ago)
 (3 July 2024)
Moscow
Homepage
1718[aq]
RwandaListThe ambassador to TanzaniaDar es Salaam1967[74][l]
Saint Kitts and NevisListThe ambassador to JamaicaKingston1987
Saint LuciaListThe ambassador to Trinidad and TobagoPort of Spain1986[g]
Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesList
SamoaListThe ambassador to New Zealand[o]Wellington1980
(1992)
San MarinoListThe ambassador to ItalyRome
Homepage
1978[75]
(1993)
São Tomé and PríncipeListThe ambassador to GabonLibreville1982[ar]
Saudi ArabiaListJavier María Carbajosa Sánchez4 March 2025
(11 months ago)
 (4 March 2025)
Riyadh1948
(1953)[as]
SenegalListMaría Dolores Ríos Peset13 March 2024
(23 months ago)
 (13 March 2024)
Dakar1961[19]
SerbiaListJuan José Sanz Aparicio28 November 2023
(2 years ago)
 (28 November 2023)
Belgrade1910
(1977)
SeychellesListThe ambassador to EthiopiaAddis Ababa1978[76]
Sierra LeoneListThe ambassador to GuineaConakry1964[77]
SingaporeListÁlvaro de la Riva Guzmán de Frutos14 January 2026
(31 days ago)
 (14 January 2026)
Singapore1968[78]
SlovakiaListSofía Ruiz del Árbol Moro17 June 2025
(7 months ago)
 (17 June 2025)
Bratislava1993
SloveniaListJavier Herrera García-Canturri3 July 2024
(19 months ago)
 (3 July 2024)
Ljubljana1992[at]
Solomon IslandsListThe ambassador to AustraliaCanberra1981
SomaliaListThe ambassador to KenyaNairobi1968[78]
South AfricaListJosé Manuel Pascual García16 April 2025
(9 months ago)
 (16 April 2025)
Pretoria1951
(1960)[79]
South KoreaListJulio Herraiz España1 July 2025
(7 months ago)
 (1 July 2025)
Seoul1950
(1962)
South SudanListThe ambassador to SudanKhartoum2012
Sri LankaListThe ambassador to IndiaNew Delhi1955
Sudan[au]ListJosé Pascual Marco Martínez[av]4 December 2025
(2 months ago)
 (4 December 2025)
Khartoum1963
(1967)[81]
SurinameListThe ambassador to Trinidad and TobagoPort of Spain1976
(1986)[aw]
SwedenListLuis Manuel Cuesta Civís27 August 2024
(17 months ago)
 (27 August 2024)
Stockholm1633
 SwitzerlandListEnrique Ignacio Mora Benavente4 December 2025
(2 months ago)
 (4 December 2025)
Berna1513
Syria[ax]ListAntonio González-Zavala Peña24 December 2024
(13 months ago)
 (24 December 2024)
Damascus1948
(1956)[85]
TaiwanSpain maintained relations with theRepublic of China until 1973.[m] Since then, diplomatic relations have been carried out by theTaipei Consular Section of the Consulate General inManila.
TajikistanListThe ambassador to KazakhstanAstana1992[ac]
TanzaniaListPaloma Serra Robles1 July 2025
(7 months ago)
 (1 July 2025)
Dar es Salaam1967[86]
ThailandListFelipe de la Morena Casado8 December 2021
(4 years ago)
 (8 December 2021)
Bangkok1870
(1961)[87]
TogoListThe ambassador to GhanaAccra1965[88]
TongaListThe ambassador to New Zealand[o]Wellington1979
(1981)
Trinidad and TobagoListMaría Cristina Pérez Gutiérrez30 July 2024
(18 months ago)
 (30 July 2024)
Port of Spain1967[89][ay]
TunisiaListIsidro Antonio González Afonso4 December 2025
(2 months ago)
 (4 December 2025)
Tunisia1475
TurkeyListCristina Latorre Sancho27 March 2024
(22 months ago)
 (27 March 2024)
Ankara1782
(1951)[az]
TurkmenistanListThe ambassador to RussiaMoscow1992
TuvaluListThe ambassador to AustraliaCanberra1992
(2002)
UgandaListThe ambassador to KenyaNairobi1969[91]
UkraineListRicardo López-Aranda Jagu6 July 2022
(3 years ago)
 (6 July 2022)
Kyiv1992[92]
United Arab EmiratesListEmilio Pin Godos12 February 2025
(12 months ago)
 (12 February 2025)
Abu Dhabi1972[93][ba]
United KingdomListEmma Aparici Vázquez de Parga4 December 2025
(2 months ago)
 (4 December 2025)
London
Homepage
1494
United StatesListÁngeles Moreno Bau17 January 2024
(2 years ago)
 (17 January 2024)
Washington, D.C.
Homepage
1778
(1926)
UruguayListJavier Salido Ortiz21 January 2025
(12 months ago)
 (21 January 2025)
Montevideo1845
(1953)[95]
UzbekistanListThe ambassador to RussiaMoscow1992[bb]
VanuatuListThe ambassador to AustraliaCamberra1981
(1992)
VenezuelaListÁlvaro Albacete Perea3 December 2024
(14 months ago)
 (3 December 2024)
Caracas1845
(1949)[96]
VietnamListCarmen Cano de Lasala28 November 2023
(2 years ago)
 (28 November 2023)
Hanoi1964[97][bc]
YemenListSpain closed its embassy in Yemen in 2012,[98] transferring its operations to the European Union delegation and, in 2015, it halted all operations indefinitely.[99]1968[100][101][bc]
ZambiaListMaría Lourdes Sangróniz Guerricagoitia1 July 2025
(7 months ago)
 (1 July 2025)
Harare1969[101]
ZimbabweList1980[102]
AbkhaziaTheRepublic of Abkhazia is not recognized by theUnited Nations or bySpain.
KosovoTheRepublic of Kosovo is not recognized by theUnited Nations or bySpain.
Northern CyprusTheTurkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is not recognized by theUnited Nations or bySpain.
Sahrawi Arab Democratic RepublicTheSahrawi Arab Democratic Republic is not recognized by theUnited Nations or bySpain.
South OssetiaTheRepublic of South Ossetia is not recognized by theUnited Nations or bySpain.

Ambassadors to international organizations

[edit]
  Political appointees, that is, they are not part of the diplomatic career.

Ambassadors to the United Nations

[edit]
Host organizationListAmbassadorAppointmentRepresentation and websiteEstablished
United NationsListHéctor Gómez Hernández5 December 2023
(2 years ago)
 (5 December 2023)
New York1956[103]
United Nations (Deputy)ListAna Jiménez de la Hoz6 April 2022
(3 years ago)
 (6 April 2022)
New York
United Nations Office at GenevaListMarcos Gómez Martínez3 July 2024
(19 months ago)
 (3 July 2024)
Geneva1955
United Nations Office at Geneva (Deputy)ListClara Cabrera Brasero12 April 2023
(2 years ago)
 (12 April 2023)
United Nations Office at Geneva
(Deputy -Disarmament)
ListMaría Bassols Delgado18 April 2024
(21 months ago)
 (18 April 2024)
United Nations Office at Geneva
(Deputy -Trade)
ListMaría Pilar Morán Reyero11 April 2025
(10 months ago)
 (11 April 2025)
United Nations International Organizations at Rome
(U.N. Agencies for Food and Agriculture)
ListThe ambassador to ItalyRome1951
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural OrganizationListMiquel Iceta5 December 2023
(2 years ago)
 (5 December 2023)
Paris1954
United Nations Office at ViennaListMaría Sebastián de Erice30 July 2024
(18 months ago)
 (30 July 2024)
Vienna1980[104]
United Nations Office at NairobiListThe ambassador to KenyaNairobi

Ambassadors to European organizations

[edit]
Host organizationListAmbassadorAppointmentRepresentation and websiteEstablished
European UnionListMarcos Alonso Alonso21 July 2021
(4 years ago)
 (21 July 2021)
Brussels1960
European Union (Deputy)ListOriol Escalas Nolla3 July 2024
(19 months ago)
 (3 July 2024)
1979
Political and Security CommitteeListGuillermo Ardizone García30 July 2024
(18 months ago)
 (30 July 2024)
2000
Council of EuropeListRosa Velázquez Álvarez26 August 2025
(5 months ago)
 (26 August 2025)
Strasbourg1977[105]

Other international organizations

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Current Spanish ambassadors to other international organizations:

Host organizationListAmbassadorAppointmentRepresentation and websiteEstablished
African UnionListThe ambassador to EthiopiaAddis Ababa
Community of Portuguese Language CountriesListThe ambassador to PortugalLisboa2021[106]
International Atomic Energy AgencyListThe ambassador to the UN in ViennaVienna1957[bd]
North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationListFederico Torres Muro11 October 2022
(3 years ago)
 (11 October 2022)
Brussels1982[107]
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentListXimo Puig21 February 2024
(23 months ago)
 (21 February 2024)
Paris1955
Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical WeaponsListThe ambassador to the NetherlandsThe Hague1997[108]
Organization for Security and Co-operation in EuropeListCristóbal Ramón Valdés y Valentín-Gamazo25 August 2021
(4 years ago)
 (25 August 2021)
Vienna1995[109]
Organization of American StatesListCarmen Montón Giménez10 March 2020
(5 years ago)
 (10 March 2020)
Washington, D.C.1972[110]
Inter-American Defense Board
Pan American Health Organization1980
International Seabed AuthorityListThe ambassador to JamaicaKingston1997

Ambassadors-at-large

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Currentambassadors-at-large from Spain, known in Spanish asEmbajadores en Misión Especial (lit.'Ambassadors in Special Mission' or Special Ambassadors), are the following:

PortfolioAmbassadorAppointmentEstablished
Peacekeeping OperationsMaría Luisa Huidobro Martín-Laborda[111]12 November 2024
(15 months ago)
 (12 November 2024)
1993
Mediterranean AffairsJuan Lugo Sanchiz[112]25 June 2025
(7 months ago)
 (25 June 2025)
1997
Human Rights, Democracy and Rule of LawVacant since December 27, 20251998
Ibero-American CooperationJorge Mijangos Blanco[113]3 September 2025
(5 months ago)
 (3 September 2025)
2000
AfghanistanFrancisco Javier Puig Saura[114]4 December 2025
(2 months ago)
 (4 December 2025)
2004
Migration AffairsMaría del Pilar Méndez Jiménez[115]21 February 2024
(23 months ago)
 (21 February 2024)
2009
Global HealthMencía de Silos Manso de Zúñiga Spottorno[116]1 October 2025
(4 months ago)
 (1 October 2025)
2011
SahelAlberto Cerezo Sobrino[117]22 January 2025
(12 months ago)
 (22 January 2025)
2013
Cross-border CooperationBorja Montesino Martínez del Cerro[118]26 August 2025
(5 months ago)
 (26 August 2025)
2021
Femenist Foreign PolicyAna María Alonso Giganto[119]12 June 2024
(20 months ago)
 (12 June 2024)
2021
Indo-PacificMaría Elena Gómez Castro[120]18 September 2024
(16 months ago)
 (18 September 2024)
2022
Rights of Persons with DisabilitiesJesús Ángel Celada Pérez[121]28 May 2025
(8 months ago)
 (28 May 2025)
2022
Development FinancingCristina Díaz Fernández-Gil[122]24 September 2025
(4 months ago)
 (24 September 2025)
2024
LGTBI+ rightsJorge Antonio Noval Álvarez[123]2 July 2025
(7 months ago)
 (2 July 2025)
2025
Great Lakes and theHorn of AfricaJosé Pascual Marco Martínez[124]4 December 2025
(2 months ago)
 (4 December 2025)
2025

Other officials with the rank of ambassador

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PositionAmbassadorAppointedDateLaw granting the rank
Introducer of AmbassadorsAdrián Martín Couce30 July 2024
(18 months ago)
 (30 July 2024)
1626Article 23(1), Royal Decree 1184/2024.
Under-Secretary of Foreign AffairsXavier Martí Martí28 August 2024
(17 months ago)
 (28 August 2024)
1834Article 9, Decree of 15 July 1955
Director of the Diplomatic SchoolCecilia Robles Cartes4 December 2024
(14 months ago)
 (4 December 2024)
1942Article 19(4), Royal Decree 1184/2024

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^The Embassy of Spain in Kabul was closed and transferred operations toDoha, Qatar (residence), andIslamabad, Pakistan (visas and consular affairs) following thefall of Kabul to theTaliban.[8]
  2. ^In December 2025, the foreign minister appointed Francisco Javier Puig Saura as ambassador-at-large instead of resident ambassador.
  3. ^Spain kept diplomatic relations with theRegency of Algiers (sinceBarbarossa). Modern relations established in 1962, with the first ambassador.
  4. ^Spain has kept relations with theHoly Roman Empire since the 15th century. Since 1802, Spain has maintained an ambassador in Vienna with hardly any interruptions.
  5. ^Ambassador with residence inMoscow until 1998, and inAnkara since then.
  6. ^Ambassador with residence inNew Delhi until 2008.
  7. ^abcAmbassador resident inKingston until 2001 and inPort of Spain since 2007.
  8. ^From 1989 to 1993, the ambassador to theOrganization of American States was accredited to Belize. Since 1993, the ambassador to Guatemala serves as such.
  9. ^The ambassador to Benin had its residence in Nigeria (1966–1968), Ivory Coast (1969–1989) and, since 1979, again in Nigeria.
  10. ^Ambassador resident inHarare, Zimbabwe until 1994.
  11. ^Diplomatic relations since 1910, with a lapsus between theabolition of the Bulgarian monarchy and 1977.[17]
  12. ^abAmbassador resident inKinshasa until 1995.
  13. ^abSpain has maintained diplomatic relations with Imperial China since the late 16th century. Current diplomatic mission to thePeople's Republic of China was established in 1973.
  14. ^Ambassador resident inHarare, Zimbabwe from 1984 to 1988, inDar es Salaam, Tanzania from 1989 to 1997 and, since then, inPretoria, South Africa.
  15. ^abcdAmbassador residence relocated fromCanberra toWellington between 2008 and 2010.
  16. ^The first ambassador was appointed in 1926, although it has not been a permanent position, having been a permanent since 1975.
  17. ^Ambassador resident inBeirut until 1979, and from 1998 to 2002, and inDamascus from 1979 to 1998.
  18. ^Czechoslovakia and Spain established diplomatic relations in 1919. The Second World War interrupted these relations, which were reestablished in 1977, with embassy status.[27]
  19. ^Peter Martyr d'Anghierawas sent in 1501 with the title of ambassador to thesultan of Egypt. However, modern diplomatic relations were established in 1893. The diplomatic mission has the rank of embassy since 1949.
  20. ^Ambassador resident inHelsinki until 2003.
  21. ^Ambassador resident inMoscow until 2007. Ambassador-at-large for Georgia and theCaucasus states from 2008 to 2011. Ambassador resident inSofia between 2011 and 2012 and Ambassador resident inAnkara since 2013.
  22. ^Modern relations established after theGerman unification in 1871, however, Spain has mantained diplomatic relations with theHoly Roman Empire (1477–1806), the German independent states (such usPrussia, theGerman Confederation (1855–1866), theNorth German Confederation (1866–1869) and the following German states.
  23. ^Ambassador with residence inCaracas until 2007 and inPort of Spain since then.
  24. ^Hungary and Spain established diplomatic relations after Hungary's independence from Austria in 1920. Severed after World War II, they were reestablished in 1977 with embassy status.[42]
  25. ^Spain maintained occasional contacts withSafavid Iran and its successors, even exchanging ambassadors. In 1842, a treaty of friendship and trade was signed, officially inaugurating diplomatic relations. In 1957, they were elevated to the rank of ambassador.[45]
  26. ^Spain recalled its ambassador on 8 September 2025.[48]
  27. ^Non-resident ambassador (Liberia) until 1968.
  28. ^From 1967 to 1977, the ambassador in Haiti was dually accredited to Jamaica. Since 1977, there is a ambasador resident.
  29. ^abcAmbassador resident inMoscow until 1999.
  30. ^Ambassador resident inBeirut from 1964 to 1972 and with residence inKuwait City since 1972.
  31. ^Ambassador resident inMaputo, Mozambique from 1982 to 1995 and, since 1996, inPretoria, South Africa.
  32. ^Spain established a resident embassy in 1954, but closed it due to theFirst Liberian Civil War. Following the restablishment of relations in 1997, the ambassador to Ivory Coast assumed responsibility forLiberia–Spain relations.
  33. ^The Embassy of Spain in Tripoli suspended operations in 2014. Diplomatic personnel operate from the Embassy in Tunis, Tunisia.
  34. ^Spain established a consulate in Tripoli after signing a Peace Treaty with theRegency of Tripoli.[53]
  35. ^The head of Mission was resident inAmsterdam from 1891 to 1922, and inBrussels until 1970.
  36. ^Ambassador resident inAddis Ababa, Ethipoia from 1966 to 1968, inNairobi, Kenia from 1969 to 1994, and inPretoria, South Africa since 1994.
  37. ^Ambassador resident inDar es Salaam, Tanzania from 1982 to 1997 and, since then, inPretoria, South Africa.
  38. ^Ambassador resident inMoscow until 1995 and inBeijing since then.
  39. ^Ambassador resident inMonrovia from 1965 to 1969 and inAbidjan from 1969 to 2007.
  40. ^Ambassador resident inStockholm from 1902 to 1907 and inCopenhagen from 1907 to 1919.
  41. ^Ambassador resident inKuwait between 1973 and 1978 and inAbu Dhabi until 2008. Since then, the ambassador resides in the host country.
  42. ^Relations were interrupted in 1947, following the abdication of KingMichael I, and re-established in 1977, with the status of embassy.[73]
  43. ^Spain and Russia have maintained stable diplomatic relations since the 18th century. After the rupture duringdictatorship of Francisco Franco, they were reestablished in 1977.
  44. ^Resident inLuanda until 1995.
  45. ^In 1953, the Ambassador to Egypt was dual accredited to Saudi Arabia and, since 1956, there is an independent Embassy in Riyadh.[59]
  46. ^Ambassador resident inVienna until 1998.
  47. ^Spain closed its embassy in April 2023 and transferred operations to Cairo, Egypt.[80]
  48. ^In December 2025, the foreign minister appointed José Pascual Marco Martínez as ambassador-at-large for the Great Lakes and the Horn of Africa instead of resident ambassador to Sudan, South Sudan and Eritrea.
  49. ^Ambassador resident inCaracas until 2010 and inPort of Spain since then.
  50. ^Spain closed it embassy in 2012.[82] In December 2024, the government appointed and special envoy to gradually re-establish diplomatic relations.[83][84]
  51. ^The ambassador inCaracas served as such until 2006.
  52. ^Spain and Turkey —theOttoman Empire— has kept diplomatic relations since the 16th century. The first Peace, Friendship and Trade treaty was signed in 1782 and, in 1951, modern relations were established.[90]
  53. ^Ambassador resident inKuwait until 1973.[94]
  54. ^Modern relations were established in 1992. Historic relations dates back to the 15th century, whenRuy González de Clavijo was sent as ambassador ofCastile to court ofTimur.
  55. ^abDate of creation of the mission in one of the sides before the unification of the country.
  56. ^Until 1980, the ambassador to Austria served as permanent representative to the IAEA.

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    a) treaties of a political nature;
    b) treaties or agreements of a military nature;
    c) treaties or agreements affecting the territorial integrity of the State or the fundamental rights and duties established under Title I;
    d) treaties or agreements which imply financial liabilities for the Public Treasury;
    e) treaties or agreements which involve amendment or repeal of some law or require legislative measures for their execution.
    2. Congress and the Senate shall be informed forthwith regarding the conclusion of other treaties or agreements.
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  5. ^Calleja, Juan (2024-08-01)."Cinco de los 122 embajadores y representantes de España no son funcionarios de la carrera diplomática".Newtral (in Spanish). Retrieved2025-10-08.
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  9. ^Ministry for Public Administrations (23 June 1993)."Real Decreto 852/1993, de 4 de junio, por el que se crea la misión diplomática permanente de España en el Principado de Andorra" [Royal Decree 852/1993, of June 4, establishing the permanent diplomatic mission of Spain in the Principality of Andorra.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.{{cite web}}:|last= has generic name (help)
  10. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (24 October 1977)."Real Decreto 2648/1977, de 6 de octubre, por el que se crea, con carácter de residente, la Embajada de España en la República Popular de Angola" [Royal Decree 2648/1977, of October 6, establishing the Embassy of Spain in the People's Republic of Angola with resident status.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved8 October 2025.
  11. ^Ministry of State (8 May 1917)."Royal Decree promoting to Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador, assigning him with this category to the Embassy of Spain in Argentina, to Mr. Pablo Soler y Guardiola, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the first class in the aforementioned Republic"(PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved8 October 2025.
  12. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (10 June 1968)."Decreto 1179/1968, de 30 de mayo, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Canberra" [Decree 1179/1968, of May 30, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Canberra.](PDF).www.boe.es (in Spanish). Retrieved8 October 2025.
  13. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (18 April 1978)."Real Decreto 735/1978, de 30 de marzo, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Bahamas" [Royal Decree 735/1978, of March 30, establishing the Embassy of Spain in the Bahamas.].www.boe.es (in Spanish). Retrieved8 October 2025.
  14. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (16 November 1972)."Decreto 3111/1972, de 10 de noviembre, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Al-Manama" [Decree 3111/1972, of November 10, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Manama].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  15. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (13 May 1972)."Decreto 1172/1972, de 12 de mayo, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Dacca" [Decree 1172/1972, of May 12, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Dhaka.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  16. ^abMinistry of Foreign Affairs (25 April 1966)."Decretos 972/1966 y 973/1966, de 14 de abril, por el que se crean las Embajadas de España en Tananarive y Porto Novo" [Decrees 972/1966 and 973/1966, of April 14, establishing the Spanish Embassies in Tananarive and Porto Novo.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  17. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (8 February 1977)."Real Decreto 207/1977, de 8 de febrero, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en la República Popular de Bulgaria" [Royal Decree 207/1977, of February 8, establishing the Embassy of Spain in the People's Republic of Bulgaria.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  18. ^abMinistry of Foreign Affairs (17 December 1964)."Decretos 4103/1964 y 4102/1964, de 17 de diciembre, por el que se crean las Embajadas de España en Ouagadougou y Bangui" [Decree 4103/1964, of December 17, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Ouagadougou.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  19. ^abcMinistry of Foreign Affairs (6 March 1961)."Decretos 382/1961, 383/1961 y 383/1961, de 23 de febrero, por el que se crea las Embajadas de España en Dakar, Yaundé y Lagos" [Decrees 382/1961, 383/1961 and 383/1961, of February 23, creating the Spanish Embassies in Dakar, Yaoundé and Lagos.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  20. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1 March 1953)."Decreto de 20 de febrero de 1953 por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Ottawa" [Decree of February 20, 1953, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Ottawa.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved8 October 2025.
  21. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (26 December 1977)."Real Decreto 3282/1977, de 21 de diciembre, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en la República de Cabo Verde" [Royal Decree 3282/1977, of December 21, establishing the Embassy of Spain in the Republic of Cape Verde].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved8 October 2025.
  22. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (27 February 1975)."Decreto 272/1975, de 7 de febrero, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Nyamena" [Decree 272/1975, of February 7, establishing the Embassy of Spain in N'Djamena.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  23. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (11 February 1950)."Decreto de 3 de febrero de 1950 por el que se eleva a Embajada la Representación diplomática de España en Colombia" [Decree of February 3, 1950, elevating the diplomatic representation of Spain in Colombia to an embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  24. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (10 February 1973)."Decreto 156/1973, de 26 de enero, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Brazzaville" [Decree 156/1973, of January 26, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Brazzaville.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  25. ^Ministry for Public Administrations (18 May 1993)."Real Decreto 681/1993, de 7 de mayo, por el que se crea la Misión Diplomática Permanente de España en la República de Croacia" [Royal Decree 681/1993, of May 7, establishing the Permanent Diplomatic Mission of Spain in the Republic of Croatia.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.{{cite web}}:|last= has generic name (help)
  26. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (16 March 1968)."Decreto 492/1968, de 7 de marzo, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Nicosia" [Decree 492/1968, of March 7, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Nicosia](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  27. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (23 February 1977)."Real Decreto 212/1977, de 18 de febrero, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en la República Socialista de Checoslovaquia" [Royal Decree 212/1977, of February 18, establishing the Embassy of Spain in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  28. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1 February 1948)."Decreto de 23 de enero de 1948 por el que se eleva a Embajada la representación de España en la República de Santo Domingo" [Decree of January 23, 1948, elevating the representation of Spain in the Republic of Santo Domingo to an Embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  29. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (11 October 1968)."Decreto 2468/1968, de 9 de octubre, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Santa Isabel (Malabo)" [Decree 2468/1968, of October 9, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Santa Isabel (Malabo).](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  30. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (28 December 1979)."Real Decreto 2856/1979, de 21 de diciembre, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en el Reino de Swazilandia" [Royal Decree 2856/1979, of December 21, establishing the Embassy of Spain in the Kingdom of Swaziland.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  31. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (23 February 1977)."Real Decreto 211/1977, de 18 de febrero, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Fiji" [Royal Decree 211/1977, of February 18, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Fiji.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  32. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (20 March 1990)."Real Decreto 373/1990, de 16 de marzo, por el que se crea la Misión Diplomática Permanente de España en Namibia" [Royal Decree 373/1990, of March 16, establishing the Permanent Diplomatic Mission of Spain in Namibia.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  33. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (10 September 1965)."Decreto 2474/1965, de 14 de agosto, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Bathurst" [Decree 2474/1965, of August 14, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Bathurst.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  34. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (13 January 1968)."Decreto 3146/1967, de 28 de diciembre, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Accra" [Decree 3146/1967, of December 28, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Accra.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  35. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (5 April 1953)."Decreto de 27 de marzo de 1953 por el que se eleva a Embajada la Representación Diplomática de España cerca de Su Majestad el Rey de Grecia" [Decree of March 27, 1953, elevating the Diplomatic Representation of Spain to His Majesty the King of Greece to an Embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  36. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (5 April 1965)."Decreto 699/1965, de 20 de febrero, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Conakry" [Decree 699/1965, of February 20, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Conakry.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  37. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (6 May 1975)."Decreto 918/1975, de 25 de abril, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Guinea-Bissao" [Decree 918/1975, of April 25, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Guinea-Bissau.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  38. ^abMinistry of Foreign Affairs (17 February 1952)."Decreto de 1 y 8 de febrero de 1952 por el que se eleva a Embajada la Representación diplomática de España en Haití y se crea la Embajada de España cerca de Su Majestad el Emperador del Japón" [Decree of February 1 and 8, 1952, elevating the diplomatic representation of Spain in Haiti to an embassy and creating the Embassy of Spain to His Majesty the Emperor of Japan](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
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  42. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (22 February 1977)."Real Decreto 207/1977, de 8 de febrero, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en la República Popular de Bulgaria" [Royal Decree 207/1977, of February 8, establishing the Embassy of Spain in the People's Republic of Bulgaria.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  43. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (18 June 1956)."Decreto de 8 de junio de 1956 por el que se crea, en régimen de recirprocidad, la Embajada de España en Nueva Delhi" [Decree of June 8, 1956, establishing, on a reciprocal basis, the Embassy of Spain in New Delhi.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  44. ^abcMinistry of Foreign Affairs (19 June 1967)."Decretos 1239/1967, 1239/1967, de 24 de mayo y 1239/1967, de 1 de junio, por el que se crea las Embajadas de España en Kuala Lumpur, Vientiane y Yakarta" [Decrees 1239/1967, 1239/1967, of May 24, and 1239/1967, of June 1, creating the Spanish Embassies in Kuala Lumpur, Vientiane, and Jakarta.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
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  46. ^abcMinistry of Foreign Affairs (29 August 1953)."Decretos de 11 de agosto de 1953 por los que se elevan a la categoría de Embajada de las Representaciones Diplomáticas de España en Irak, Jordania y Líbano" [Decrees of August 11, 1953, elevating the Spanish diplomatic representations in Iraq, Jordan, and Lebanon to the status of Embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  47. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (12 September 1950)."Decreto de 8 de septiembre de 1950 por el que se eleva a la categoría de Embajada la Representación de España en Dublín" [Decree of 8 September 1950 elevating the Spanish Representation in Dublin to the status of Embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
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  50. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (29 May 1967)."Decretp 1035/1967, de 5 de mayo, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Kingston" [Decree 1035/1967, of May 5, creating the Embassy of Spain in Kingston](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved8 October 2025.
  51. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (10 October 1967)."Decreto 2390/1967, de 19 de agosto, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Nairobi" [Decree 2390/1967, of August 19, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Nairobi](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  52. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (10 November 1964)."Decreto 3500/1964, de 29 de octubre, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Kuwait" [Decree 3500/1964, of October 29, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Kuwait].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  53. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (23 November 1784)."Decreto del Rey participando al Consejo haberse firmado el Tratado de Paz entre esta Corona y la Regencia de Trípoli." [Decree of the King informing the Council that the Peace Treaty between the Crown and the Regency of Tripoli has been signed.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  54. ^cf29705c66 (2021-04-22)."Relaciones diplomáticas y consulares entre España y Luxemburgo (1890-1930). Con motivo del centenario del primer nombramiento de un cónsul de Luxemburgo en Madrid".Foro Ecónomico Hispano-Luxemburgués (in Spanish). Retrieved2025-10-11.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  55. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (28 October 1972)."Decreto 2918/1972, de 27 de octubre, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Zomba" [Decree 2918/1972, of October 27, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Zomba.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  56. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (5 October 1964)."Decreto 2956/1964, de 17 de septiembre, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en la República del Mali" [Decree 2956/1964, of September 17, establishing the Embassy of Spain in the Republic of Mali.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  57. ^abMinistry of Foreign Affairs (26 May 1969)."Decretos 910/1969 y 911/1969, de 8 de mayo, por el que se crean las Embajada de España en La Valetta y Wellington" [Decrees 910/1969 and 911/1969, of May 8, establishing the Spanish Embassies in Valletta and Wellington.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  58. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (16 March 1962)."Decreto 497/1962, de 8 de marzo, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Nouakchott" [Decree 497/1962, of March 8, creating the Embassy of Spain in Nouakchott](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  59. ^abMinistry of Foreign Affairs (24 May 1956)."Decretos de 14 de mayo de 1956 por el que se establecen las Embajadas de España en Arabia Saudi y Marruecos" [Decrees of May 14, 1956, establishing the Spanish Embassies in Saudi Arabia and Morocco.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  60. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (24 October 1977)."Real Decreto 2649/1977, de 6 de octubre, por el que se crea, con carácter de residente, la Embajada de España en la República Popular de Mozambique" [Royal Decree 2649/1977, of October 6, establishing the Embassy of Spain in the People's Republic of Mozambique, with resident status.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  61. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (9 May 1967)."Decreto 919/1967, de 13 de abril, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Rangún" [Decree 919/1967, of April 13, creating the Embassy of Spain in Rangoon](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  62. ^Ministry for Public Administrations (20 March 1990)."Real Decreto 373/1990, de 16 de marzo, por el que se crea la Misión Diplomática Permanente de España en Namibia" [Royal Decree 373/1990, of March 16, establishing the Permanent Diplomatic Mission of Spain in Namibia.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.{{cite web}}:|last= has generic name (help)
  63. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (4 May 1968)."Decreto 918/1968, de 25 de abril, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Katmandú" [Decree 918/1968, of April 25, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Kathmandu](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  64. ^EFE (2001-02-08)."España nombra embajador en Pyongyang para 'pacificar' Corea".El País (in Spanish).ISSN 1134-6582. Retrieved2025-10-09.
  65. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (11 February 1957)."Decreto de 1 de febrero de 1957 por el que se eleva, en régimen de reciprocidad, a Embajada la Representación Diplomática de España cerca de Su Majestad el Rey de Noruega" [Decree of February 1, 1957, by which the Diplomatic Representation of Spain to His Majesty the King of Norway is elevated, on a reciprocal basis, to an Embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  66. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (20 November 1972)."Decreto 3160/1972, de 10 de noviembre, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Muskat" [Decree 3160/1972, of November 10, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Muskat.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  67. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (17 September 1951)."Decreto de 7 de septiembre de 1951 por el que se establece la Embajada de España en Karachi" [Decree of 7 September 1951 establishing the Embassy of Spain in Karachi.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  68. ^"Gaza war: Spain, Ireland and Norway formally recognise Palestinian state".www.bbc.com. 2024-05-28. Retrieved2025-10-08.
  69. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (24 April 1979)."Real Decreto 854/1979, de 20 de abril, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Papúa-Nueva Guinea" [Royal Decree 854/1979, of April 20, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Papua New Guinea.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  70. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (26 December 1949)."Decreto de 23 de diciembre de 1949 por el que se eleva a Embajada la representación de España en Paraguay" [Decree of December 23, 1949, elevating the representation of Spain in Paraguay to an Embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  71. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (16 January 1951)."Decreto de 5 de enero de 1951 por el que se eleva a la categoría de Embajada la Representación diplomática de España en Manila" [Decree of January 5, 1951, elevating the diplomatic representation of Spain in Manila to the category of Embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  72. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (13 January 1973)."Decreto 37/1973, de 12 de enero, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Doha" [Decree 37/1973, of January 12, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Doha.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  73. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (22 February 1977)."Real Decreto 210/1977, de 8 de febrero, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en la República Socialista de Rumania" [Royal Decree 210/1977, of February 8, establishing the Embassy of Spain in the Socialist Republic of Romania.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  74. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (24 August 1967)."Decreto 1819/1967, de 22 de julio, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Kigali" [Decree 1819/1967, of July 22, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Kigali.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  75. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (5 May 1978)."Canje de Notas por las que se establecen relaciones diplomáticas con la República de San Marino, de fechas 1 y 31 de marzo de 1978" [Exchange of Notes establishing diplomatic relations with the Republic of San Marino, dated March 1 and 31, 1978.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  76. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (8 November 1978)."Real Decreto 2618/1978, de 3 de noviembre, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en la República de Seychelles" [Royal Decree 2618/1978, of November 3, establishing the Embassy of Spain in the Republic of Seychelles.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  77. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (10 September 1964)."Decreto 2704/1964, de 18 de agosto, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Sierra Leona" [Decree 2704/1964, of August 18, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Sierra Leone.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  78. ^abMinistry of Foreign Affairs (13 July 1968)."Decretos 1488/1968 y 1489/1968, de 27 de junio, por el que se crean las Embajadas de España en Singapur y Mogadiscio" [Decrees 1488/1968 and 1489/1968, of June 27, establishing the Embassies of Spain in Singapore and Mogadishu.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  79. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (8 October 1960)."Decreto 1834/1960, de 7 de abril, por el que se eleva a Embajada la categoría de la Representación Diplomática de España en la Unión Surafricana" [Decree 1834/1960, of April 7, elevating the category of the Diplomatic Representation of Spain in the Union of South Africa to Embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  80. ^PRESS, RTVE es / EUROPA (2023-04-17)."España cierra temporalmente su Embajada en Sudán por la falta de seguridad por el conflicto armado".RTVE.es (in Spanish). Retrieved2025-11-07.
  81. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (13 February 1967)."Decreto 190/1967, de 2 de febrero, por el que se eleva a Embajada la Representación Diplomática de España en Sudán" [Decree 190/1967, of February 2, elevating the Diplomatic Representation of Spain in Sudan to an Embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  82. ^González, Miguel (2012-03-06)."Madrid shuts its embassy in Damascus".EL PAÍS English. Retrieved2025-10-11.
  83. ^González, Miguel (2024-12-23)."España nombra un enviado especial para entablar contacto con las nuevas autoridades sirias".El País (in Spanish). Retrieved2025-10-11.
  84. ^"Spain raises flag at Damascus embassy after 12-year closure".France 24. 2025-01-16. Retrieved2025-10-11.
  85. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (21 January 1956)."Decreto de 13 de enero de 1956 por el que, en régimen de reciprocidad, se eleva a Embajada la Representación Diplomática de España en Damasco" [Decree of January 13, 1956, by which, under a reciprocal regime, the Diplomatic Representation of Spain in Damascus is elevated to the status of Embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  86. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (5 June 1967)."Decreto 1109/1967, de 23 de febrero, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Dar Es Salaam" [Decree 1109/1967, of February 23, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Dar Es Salaam](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  87. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (22 August 1961)."Decreto 1509/1961, de 20 de julio, por el que se eleva a Embajada la representación diplomática de España cerca de Su Majestad el Rey de Tailandia" [Decree 1509/1961, of July 20, elevating the diplomatic representation of Spain to His Majesty the King of Thailand to an Embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  88. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (15 November 1965)."Decreto 3228/1965, de 4 de noviembre, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Lomé" [Decree 3228/1965, of November 4, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Lomé.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  89. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (24 July 1967)."Decreto 1706/1967, de 13 de julio, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Puerto España" [Decree 1706/1967, of July 13, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Port of Spain](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  90. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (11 January 1951)."Decreto de 4 de enero de 1951 por el que se eleva a Embajada la categoría de la Representación diplomática de España en Turquía" [Decree of January 4, 1951, elevating the diplomatic representation of Spain in Turkey to an embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  91. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (20 October 1969)."Decreto 2357/1969, de 2 de octubre, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Kampala" [Decree 2357/1969, of October 2, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Kampala.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  92. ^Ministry for Public Administrations (24 February 1992)."Real Decreto 159/1992, de 21 de febrero, por el que se crea la Misión Diplomática Permanente de España en Ucrania" [Royal Decree 159/1992, of February 21, establishing the Permanent Diplomatic Mission of Spain in Ukraine.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.{{cite web}}:|last= has generic name (help)
  93. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (16 November 1972)."Decreto 3110/1972, de 10 de noviembre, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Abu-Dhabi" [Decree 3110/1972, of November 10, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Abu Dhabi.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  94. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (21 November 1973)."Decreto 2910/1973, de 2 de noviembre, por el que se crea, con carácter de residente, la Embajada de España en los Emiratos Árabes Unidos" [Decree 2910/1973, of November 2, establishing, with resident status, the Embassy of Spain in the United Arab Emirates.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  95. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (23 May 1953)."Decreto de 4 de mayo de 1953 por el que se eleva a Embajada la Representación Diplomática de España en Uruguay" [Decree of May 4, 1953, elevating the Diplomatic Representation of Spain in Uruguay to an Embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  96. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (22 September 1949)."Decreto de 14 de septiembre de 1949 por el que se eleva a Embajada la categoría de la Representación de España en Venezuela" [Decree of September 14, 1949, elevating the status of the Spanish Representation in Venezuela to Embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  97. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (25 March 1964)."Decreto 633/1964, de 12 de marzo, por el que se eleva a Embajada la Representación diplomática de España en Saigón" [Decree 633/1964, of March 12, elevating the diplomatic representation of Spain in Saigon to an Embassy.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved11 October 2025.
  98. ^"España cierra su Embajada en Yemen y se traslada a la delegación de la UE".Diario ABC (in Spanish). 2012-12-10. Retrieved2025-10-11.
  99. ^"España suspende de forma temporal la actividad de su embajada en Yemen".ELMUNDO (in Spanish). 2015-02-14. Retrieved2025-10-11.
  100. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (26 October 1968)."Decreto 2576/1968, de 17 de octubre, por el que se crea la Embajada de España en Aden" [Decree 2576/1968, of October 17, establishing the Embassy of Spain in Aden.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  101. ^abMinistry of Foreign Affairs (27 October 1969)."Decretos 2402/1969 y 2403/1969, de 16 de octubre, por el que se crean las Embajadas de España en Lusaka y Sanaa" [Decrees 2402/1969 and 2403/1969, of October 16, creating the Embassies of Spain in Lusaka and Sanaa.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  102. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (13 November 1980)."Real Decreto 2456/1980, de 7 de noviembre, por el que se crea, con carácter de residente, la Embajada de España en la República de Zimbabwe" [Royal Decree 2456/1980, of November 7, establishing the Embassy of Spain in the Republic of Zimbabwe with resident status.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved9 October 2025.
  103. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1 January 1956)."Decreto de 23 de diciembre de 1955 por el que se crea la Representación Permanente de España en la Organización de las Naciones Unidas y Organos de la misma" [Decree of December 23, 1955, establishing the Permanent Representation of Spain to the United Nations and its Organs.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved10 October 2025.
  104. ^"Representación: funciones e historia".www.exteriores.gob.es (in European Spanish). Archived fromthe original on 2025-06-13. Retrieved2025-10-10.
  105. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (17 December 1977)."Real Decreto 3192/1977, 1 de diciembre, por el que se crea la Representación Permanente de España en el Consejo de Europa" [Royal Decree 3192/1977, of 1 December, establishing the Permanent Representation of Spain to the Council of Europe.].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved10 October 2025.
  106. ^Press, Europa (2021-07-17)."La Comunidad de Países de Lengua Portuguesa aprueba el ingreso de España como Estado observador asociado".COPE (in Spanish). Retrieved2025-10-10.
  107. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (9 July 1982)."Real Decreto 1485/1982, de 4 de junio, por el que se crea la Delegación de España en el Consejo del Atlántico Norte" [Royal Decree 1485/1982, of June 4, establishing the Delegation of Spain to the North Atlantic Council.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved19 October 2025.
  108. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (8 August 1997)."Real Decreto 1271/1997, de 24 de julio, por el que se crea la Representación Permanente de España en la Organización para la Prohibición de las Armas Químicas con sede en La Haya" [Royal Decree 1271/1997, of July 24, establishing the Permanent Representation of Spain to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, based in The Hague].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved10 October 2025.
  109. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (27 September 1995)."Real Decreto 1526/1995, de 15 de septiembre, por el que se crea la Representación Permanente de España ante la Organización para la Seguridad y la Cooperación en Europa, con sede en Viena" [Royal Decree 1526/1995, of September 15, establishing the Permanent Representation of Spain to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, with headquarters in Vienna].Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved10 October 2025.
  110. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs (21 August 1972)."Decreto 2184/1972, de 18 de agosto, por el que se crea la Representación Permanente de España ante la Organización de Estados Americanos" [Decree 2184/1972, of August 18, establishing the Permanent Representation of Spain to the Organization of American States.](PDF).Official State Gazette (in Spanish). Retrieved2025-10-10.
  111. ^Press, Europa (2024-11-11)."El Gobierno nombra nuevos embajadores en misión especial para los países del Golfo Pérsico y Mantenimiento de la Paz".www.europapress.es. Retrieved2025-10-08.
  112. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation (25 June 2025)."Real Decreto 538/2025, de 24 de junio, por el que se designa Embajador en Misión Especial para Asuntos del Mediterráneo a don Juan Lugo Sanchiz".Official State Gazette. Retrieved8 October 2025.
  113. ^Burgos, Diario de (2025-09-07)."El diplomático burgalés Jorge Mijangos, embajador para la Cooperación Iberoamericana".Diario de Burgos (in Spanish). Retrieved2025-10-08.
  114. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation (4 December 2025)."Real Decreto 1110/2025, de 2 de diciembre, por el que se designa Embajador en Misión Especial para Afganistán a don Francisco Javier Puig Saura".Official State Gazette. Retrieved4 December 2025.
  115. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation (21 February 2024)."Real Decreto 190/2024, de 20 de febrero, por el que se designa Embajadora en Misión Especial para Asuntos Migratorios a doña María del Pilar Méndez Jiménez".Official State Gazette. Retrieved8 October 2025.
  116. ^"Mencía Manso de Zúñiga, embajadora en Misión Especial para la Salud Global".Redacción Médica (in Spanish). 2025-10-02. Retrieved2025-10-08.
  117. ^"El Gobierno nombra nuevos embajadores en Dinamarca, Uruguay y el Sahel".La Vanguardia (in Spanish). 2025-01-21. Retrieved2025-10-08.
  118. ^"El Gobierno permite a Exteriores nombrar nueva secretaria general técnica y cambiar cinco embajadores".La Vanguardia (in Spanish). 2025-08-26. Retrieved2025-10-08.
  119. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation (12 June 2024)."Real Decreto 550/2024, de 11 de junio, por el que se designa Embajadora en Misión Especial para la Política Exterior Feminista a doña Ana María Alonso Giganto".Official State Gazette. Retrieved8 October 2025.
  120. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation (18 September 2024)."Real Decreto 929/2024, de 17 de septiembre, por el que se designa Embajadora en Misión Especial para Indo-Pacífico a doña María Elena Gómez Castro".Official State Gazette. Retrieved8 October 2025.
  121. ^"El Gobierno aprueba el nombramiento del nuevo embajador en misión especial para la discapacidad | Líder en Información Social | Servimedia".www.servimedia.es (in Spanish). 2025-05-27. Retrieved2025-10-08.
  122. ^Press, Europa (2025-09-23)."El Gobierno nombra nuevos embajadores en Egipto y Hungría, de donde sale el exministro Dastis".www.europapress.es. Retrieved2025-10-08.
  123. ^Press, Europa (2025-07-01)."El Gobierno nombra al diplomático Jorge Noval Álvarez como embajador en Misión Especial para los derechos LGTBIQ+".www.europapress.es. Retrieved2025-10-08.
  124. ^Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation (4 December 2025)."Real Decreto 1111/2025, de 2 de diciembre, por el que se designa Embajador en Misión Especial para los Grandes Lagos y el Cuerno de África a don José Pascual Marco Martínez".Official State Gazette. Retrieved4 December 2025.
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