List of Libyan ambassadors in Germany

The list of Libyan ambassador to Germany shows the ambassador of Libya in the peak between 1961 by 2011.

Embassy headquarters

After the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1961, the embassy was located at the then seat of government in Bonn (1949–1999). In December 2001 the institution called the People's Office moved from Bonn- Bad Godesberg , Beethovenallee 12a (→ Libyan Embassy (Bonn) ) to Berlin. At the moment (2019) the Libyan embassy is located at Podbielskiallee 42.

ambassador

Alternative spellings are given in brackets after the name.

Appointment accreditation	Surname	Remarks	appointed by	accredited by the government	Leave post
1961	Negemeddin Farhat (Najamuddin Farhat)		Idris (Libya)	Konrad Adenauer	1965
1967	Saddiq M. Muntasser (Sadek Montasser; Sadiq Muntasir)		Idris (Libya)	Kurt Georg Kiesinger	1969
1971	Jalial Daghely (Jahal Mohamed Daghely; Jalal Mohamed Daghely)		Muammar al-Gaddafi	Willy Brandt	1975
1976	Enbeia Wadi	Financial attaché	Muammar al-Gaddafi	Helmut Schmidt	1980
1979	Muhammad 'Aqil		Muammar al-Gaddafi	Helmut Schmidt	1981
1983	Mahmud Abu Chreis		Muammar al-Gaddafi	Helmut Kohl
1985	Elmahdi M Imberesh		Muammar al-Gaddafi	Helmut Kohl
2005	Said Mohamed Abdulaati		Muammar al-Gaddafi	Gerhard Schröder	2007
2009 2020/02/19	Jamal Ali Omar El-Baraq (Jamal al-Barag; Jamal El-Barag)		Muammar al-Gaddafi	Angela Merkel

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Negemeddin Farhat : was appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Libya in Bonn. The Federal President receives the Tunisian Ambassador Najib Bouziri and the Ambassador of the United Kingdom of Libya, Negemeddin Farhat to receive the credentials. see: German Africa Society, Africa today , 1961; Waniss A. Otman, Erling Karlberg, The Libyan economy: economic diversification and international repositioning
2. ↑ Sadek Montasser : Embassy of the Kingdom of Libya, Libya as ambassador in Bonn was appointed Sadek Montasser. This means that the Kingdom of Libya will again be represented by an ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany, after Israel was recognized by the; after: Africa today, German Africa Society - 1967
3. ↑ Jahal Mohamed Daghely : On September 5, 1972, Daghely telephoned the Kirsen group of the hostage-taking of Munich on the initiative of Kurt Waldheim . On December 11, 1972, Daghely was invited to the Foreign Office and informed that the Federal Government was still very concerned about the possibility of new attacks in the Federal Republic. In the period of two weeks in November alone, 37 reports with threats of new actions were received. Particularly alarming was the information already known to the ambassador that Palestinians in Libya are planning "revenge for Munich" against Hans-Dietrich Genscher , Bruno Merk and Manfred Schreiber . It is obvious that new violent attacks in the Federal Republic would have extremely negative effects on the German-Arab relationship. The federal government believe in mutual interests. ( Digitized version ). “The world should feel our problem”. Spiegel interview with Libya's ambassador Daghely . In: Der Spiegel . No. 45 , 1973, p. 24 ( Online - Nov. 5, 1973 ). Because to the Arabs the register of sins in the FRG seems too long. All Arabs complain about the travel restrictions that came into force after the Munich Blood Olympics: At the Hamburg airport, the Libyan ambassador in Bonn recently had to completely undress despite his diplomatic passport. see. Middle East: will the moderates win? In: Der Spiegel . No. 49 , 1973, pp. 108-112 ( Online - Dec. 3, 1973 ). The Libyan ambassador in Bonn, Jalial Daghely, has informed his head of government Ghaddafi, the Arab League and the Organization of Arab Oil Countries (Oapec) about the “generally poor treatment of Arabs in the Federal Republic of Germany” Capital: Volume 13, issues 1-6 1974; German-Libyan Agreement on Technical Assistance The Federal Foreign Office announced: The State Secretary in the Federal Foreign Office, Dr. Hans Georg Sachs and the Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Libya, Jalal Mohamed Daghely, signed a framework agreement on technical assistance on July 25, 1974. The agreement is the result of negotiations that have been held in the last few days between a German and a Libyan delegation in the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation in Bonn. see: Press and Information Office, Bulletin of the Press and Information Office of the Federal Government ; Deutscher Bundes-Verlag, 1974; Because Field Marshal Erwin Rommel's Africa Corps destroyed cities and ports in both countries during World War II. Thousands were killed in German minefields. And the Ambassador believes that the Palestinians can also make claims. Because only through German support was Israel put in a position to harm the Palestinians. see. Allon visit: 600 or more . In: Der Spiegel . No. 10 , 1975, p. 28 f . ( Online - Mar. 3, 1975 ).
4. ↑ http://www.bifff-berlin.de/Gadganz.htm
5. ↑ Muhammad Aqil from Fazzan after his time as secretary of the People's Office (embassy) in Bonn (1979–1981) de facto head of the Green Book Center, d. H. the central institution founded in February 1981 for the worldwide diffusion of the Qaddafi ideology with Stiz in Tripllis. Aqil's successor in 1987 (until 1994) was Ibrahim Bijad, already mentioned above. See : Hanspeter Mattes, Balance of the Libyan Revolution: Three Decades of Political Rule by Mu'ammar al-Qaddafi , Edition Wuqûf, 2001 - 170 p., P. 30
6. ↑ Stray dogs . In: Der Spiegel . No. 1 , 1983, p. 63 f . ( Online - Jan. 3, 1983 ).
7. ↑ In Valhalla. The Libyan Colonel Gaddafi recruits mercenaries for special jobs in the Federal Republic . In: Der Spiegel . No. 25 , 1986, pp. 66-69 ( Online - June 16, 1986 ).
8. ↑ Der Spiegel , April 29, 2009, Diplomats as traffic hooligans Photo  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
9. ↑ Calendar of the Federal President's Office accessed 2020/02/21