List of Portuguese ambassadors in Libya

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The list of Portuguese ambassadors in Libya lists the ambassadors of the Republic of Portugal in Libya . The two states have had diplomatic relations since 1975.

First accredited a Portuguese representative in the Libyan capital in the 1989 Tripoli . Portugal opened its own embassy there in 2007. Since its closure in 2014, Libya has once again been part of the administrative district of the Portuguese ambassador to Tunisia , who will be accredited there for a second time (as of 2019).

Heads of mission

Portuguese Ambassador to Libya
Surname image Term of office Remarks
LibyaLibya Libya
Francisco Pessanha de Quevedo Crespo from 1989 Ambassador based in Tunis , accredited to Tripoli on April 4, 1989
Carlos Alberto Marques Calisto Cerqueira Alves Milheirão from March 14, 1991 Ambassador based in Tunis, accredited to Tripoli on May 25, 1991
Filipe Augusto Ruivo Guterres from 1996 Ambassador based in Tunis, accredited to Tripoli on November 20, 1996
Manuel dos Santos Moreira de Andrade From 2001 onwards Ambassador based in Tunis
Aristides Alegre Vieira Gonçalves from 2003 Ambassador based in Tunis
Rui Nogueira Lopes Aleixo August 3, 2007
–2. May 2012 		Ambassador based in Tripoli, accredited on November 6, 2007
Isabel Maria Oliveira Brilhante Pedrosa January 2, 2013
–3. April 2014 		Chargé Headquarters Tripoli
Luis Filipe Melo e Faro Ramos since 2014 Ambassador based in Tunis
Pedro Manuel Carqueijeiro Lourtie from 2015 Ambassador based in Tunis
José Frederico Viola de Drummond Ludovice since 2016 Ambassador based in Tunis

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Overview of diplomatic relations with Libya at the diplomatic institute in the Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs , accessed on December 14, 2019
  2. ↑ List of the Portuguese ambassadors in Libya at the diplomatic institute in the Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, accessed on December 14, 2019
  3. ↑ List of the Portuguese ambassadors in Tunisia at the diplomatic institute in the Portuguese Foreign Ministry, accessed on December 14, 2019