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List of ambassadors of Iran to Iraq

Coordinates:33°19′25″N44°23′51″E / 33.323539°N 44.397469°E /33.323539; 44.397469
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Ambassador ofIran toIraq
Coat of Arms of Iran
since May 17, 2022[1]
Inaugural holderHassan Ali Kamal Hedayat
Formation1931

TheIranianambassador inBaghdad is the official representative of the Government inTehran to the Government ofIraq.

List of representatives

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Diplomatic accreditationDiplomatic accreditationSolar Hijri calendarAmbassadorPersian languageObservationsList of presidents of IranList of prime ministers of IraqTerm endTerm endSolar Hijri calendar
19311309Hassan Ali Kamal HedayatPersian:حسنعلی کمال هدایت
Hassan Ali Kamal Hedayat
Reza ShahNuri al-Said19291307
19311309Taqi NabaviPersian:تقی نبویMuazziz-ud-Dauleb, Mohammed Taqi Nabavi (Moazid-ud-Dowleh) (F.O. 150; M.A. 188) to be Persian Minister to Czechoslovakia. He is father-in-law to Abul Hasan Ibtehaj, Governor of the Banque-i-Milli.Reza ShahNuri al-Said19331311
19331311Bagher KazemiPersian:باقر کاظمیReza ShahJamil al-Midfai19341312
19341312Anajat-ollah SamiiPersian:عنایت‌الله سمیعیEnayatollah Sami'i, From February 1932 to1934 he wasIranian ambassador to Germany. The new Persian Minister to Iraq, Sami Khan, arrived in Baghdad in December from Berlin, where he has been Persian Minister for a few years. Sami Khan was Persian Minister in Iraq in 1928, when the first Iraqi-Persian treaty was signed.[2]Reza ShahAli Jawdat al-Aiyubi19371315
19371315Mozaffar AlamPersian:مظفر اعلم[3]Reza ShahJamil al-Midfai19391317
19411319Abol Qassem Nadschm [de]Persian:ابوالقاسم نجمMohammad Reza PahlaviJamil al-Midfai19411319
19421320Musa Nuri EsfandiariPersian:موسی نوری اسفندیاری[4]Mohammad Reza PahlaviNuri al-Said19441322
19441322Mohsen RaisPersian:محسن رئیسMohammad Reza PahlaviHamdi al-Pachachi19481326
19491327Mohammad ShayestehPersian:محمد شایستهFrom February 7, 1940 /February 13, 1940 to November 19, 1945 he wasIranian ambassador to the United StatesMohammad Reza PahlaviMuzahim al-Pachachi19511329
19511329Mahmud SalahiPersian:محمود صلاحیMohammad Reza PahlaviNuri al-Said19521330
19521330Hossein Ghods-NakhaiPersian:حسین قدس نخعیMohammad Reza PahlaviMustafa Mahmud al-Umari19531331
19541332Mozaffar AlamPersian:مظفر اعلمMohammad Reza PahlaviNuri al-Said19541332
19541332Hossein Ghods-NakhaiPersian:حسین قدس نخعیMohammad Reza PahlaviNuri al-Said19571335
19571335Nader BatmanghelidjPersian:نادر باتمانقلیچMajor GeneralMohammad Reza PahlaviAli Jawdat al-Aiyubi19591337
19591337Amanullah ArdalanPersian:برادران اردلانArdalan, Amanullah (Haji Izz-uI-Mamalik) Born about 1888.[5]Mohammad Reza PahlaviAbd al-Karim Qasim19611339
19611339Yadollah AzodiPersian:یدالله عضدیMohammad Reza PahlaviAbd al-Karim Qasim19611339
19611339Abbas AramPersian:غلام‌عباس آرامMohammad Reza PahlaviAbd al-Karim Qasim19631341
19631341Mohammad Hossein Mashayekh FaridaniPersian:محمدحسین مشایخ فریدنیDoctor In 1961 he wasIranian ambassador to Saudi Arabia[6]Mohammad Reza PahlaviAhmed Hassan al-Bakr19651343
19651343Seid-Mehdi PirastehPersian:سید مهدی پیراسته1962-1972 he wasIranian ambassador to Belgium[7]Mohammad Reza PahlaviAbd al-Rahman al-Bazzaz19681346
19681346Ezatullah AmeliPersian:عزت‌الله عاملیJan 24, 1970 - TEHRAN The Iranian Ambassador to Baghdad, Ezatullah Ameli, who was asked to leave the country immediately by the Government of Iraq, arrived in Tehran from Baghdad by plane the night before.[8]Mohammad Reza PahlaviAhmed Hassan al-BakrJanuary 24, 19701348
19701348Majid MehranPersian:مجید کامرانChargé d'affaires[9]Mohammad Reza PahlaviAhmed Hassan al-Bakr19721350
19741352Hossein ShahidzadehPersian:حسین شهیدزاده(* 1922 inQom Diplomat and Painter. Graduated from theTehran University, Doctorate inPolitical science from theUniversity of Neuchâtel.

Fifth Political Department in Foreign Ministry (1971–74); Promote in the Rank of Ambassador in 1972; Iranian Ambassador to Baghdad (1974); Painter of the religious subjects (Exhibition, November 1973, Tehran)[10]

Mohammad Reza PahlaviAhmad Hasan al-Bakr19771355
19771355Mir Sadegh SadriehPersian:میرصادق صدریهSadegh Sadrieh (Persian: میرصادق صدریه; (2 February 1925 – 5 November 2009) was a prominentIranian politician and diplomat who served as Foreign Ministry Office Counselor and as Ambassador during thePahlavi eraMohammad Reza PahlaviAhmad Hasan al-Bakr19791357
19791357Fereydoun AdamyatPersian:فریدون زندفردMohammad Reza PahlaviSaddam Hussein19791357
19791357Seyyed Mahmoud DoaeiPersian:سید محمود دعاییChargé d'affaires[11]Mohammad Reza PahlaviSaddam Hussein19811359
September 22, 19801358Interruption of the diplomatic relation due to theIran–Iraq War, theProtecting power wasTurkeyAbolhassan BanisadrSaddam HusseinAugust 20, 19881366
October 1, 19881366Coalition Provisional AuthorityAli KhameneiSaddam Hussein
20051385Hassan Kazemi QomiPersian:حسن کاظمی قمیMahmoud AhmadinejadIbrahim al-Dschafari20101389
20171389Hassan DanaeifarPersian:حسن دانایی‌فرMahmoud AhmadinejadNouri al-Maliki20171395
April 18, 20171395Iraj MasjediPersian:ایرج مسجدیHassan RouhaniHaider al-AbadiApril 11, 20221401
May 17, 20221401Mohammad-Kazem Al-e SadeghPersian:محمدکاظم آل صادقEbrahim RaisiMustafa Al-Kadhimi

33°19′25″N44°23′51″E / 33.323539°N 44.397469°E /33.323539; 44.397469[12]

See also

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References

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  1. ^https://en.mehrnews.com/news/186900/New-Iran-envoy-to-Iraq-submits-credential-to-Pres-Saleh
  2. ^Anajat-ollah Samii
  3. ^Mozaffar Alam
  4. ^Musa Nuri Esfandiari
  5. ^Amanullah Ardalan
  6. ^Mohammad Hossein Mashayekh Faridani
  7. ^Seid-Mehdi Pirasteh
  8. ^Ezatullah Ameli
  9. ^Majid Mehran
  10. ^Hossein Shahidzadeh[1]
  11. ^Seyyed Mahmoud Doaei
  12. ^Middle East Institute,[2]
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