List of French ambassadors in Morocco

list

Appointed / Accredited	Surname	Remarks	Leave the embassy post
1956	André-Louis Dubois	The last commissaire général in the Protectorate of French Morocco was appointed first ambassador in 1956, Le Malentendu Algérien	1956
1956	Roger Lalouette	Chargé d'affaires	1957
1957	Alexandre Parodi		1960
1960	Roger Seydoux		1962
1962	Pierre de Leusse		1965
1965	Roger Gillet		1970
1970	Claude Lebel		1973
1973	Jean-Bernard Raimond		1978
1978	Jean Herly		1980
1980	Jacques Morizet		1983
1983	Roger Vaurs		1985
1985	Philippe Cuvelier		1987
1987	Jean-Bernard Mérimée		1991
1991	Michel Lévêque		1993
1993	Henri Benoît de Coignac		1995
1995	Michel de Bonnecorse Benault de Lubières		2002
2002	Frédéric Grasset		2004
2004	Philippe Faure		2006
2006	Jean-François Thibault		2009
2009	Bruno Joubert		2009
2012	Charles Fries

Individual evidence

↑ The ambassador's curriculum vitae on the embassy website (French) , accessed on March 19, 2013

[1] The ambassador's curriculum vitae on the embassy website (French) , accessed on March 19, 2013


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