List of United States Ambassadors to Pakistan

The current United States Ambassador to Pakistan Richard G. Olson (left) with Barack Obama .

Cameron Munter, US Ambassador to Pakistan from 2010 to 2012.

The list of US ambassadors to Pakistan provides an overview of the heads of the US diplomatic mission in Pakistan from the establishment of diplomatic relations to the present day.

Term of office	Surname	annotation
1947-1948	Paul H. Alling
1949	H. Merle Cochran
1950-1952	Avra M. Warren
1952-1953	John Moors Cabot
1953-1957	Horace A. Hildreth
1957-1959	James M. Langley
1959-1962	William M. Rountree
1962-1966	Walter P. McConaughy
1966-1967	Eugene M. Locke
1967-1969	Benjamin H. Oehlert
1969-1972	Joseph S. Farland
1972-1973	Sidney Sober	Chargé d'affaires
1973-1977	Henry A. Byroade
1977	George S. Vest
1977-1981	Arthur W. Hummel
1981-1983	Ronald I. Spiers
1983-1986	Deane R. Hinton
1987-1988	Arnold Lewis Raphel	died in office
1988-1991	Robert B. Oakley
1991-1992	Nicholas Platt
1992-1995	John Cameron Monjo
1995-1998	Thomas W. Simons
1998-2001	William Milam
2001-2002	Wendy Chamberlin
2002-2004	Nancy Jo Powell
2004-2007	Ryan Crocker
2007-2010	Anne W. Patterson
2010–2012	Cameron Lively
2012–	Richard G. Olson

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List of former United States Ambassadors to Pakistan


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