List of permanent representatives of Belgium to UNESCO

The Kingdom of Belgium has been a member of UNESCO since November 29, 1946. One of the tasks of the Head of Mission is the coordination between the Belgian government and the UNESCO bodies, including the implementation of the World Heritage Convention in Belgium .

Permanent representatives

Status: March 2016


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