Embassy of the Central African Republic, Washington, D.C. explained

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Embassy of the Central African Republic in Washington, D.C.
Relocation:2011
Ambassador:Martial Ndoubou
Website:Official website

The Embassy of the Central African Republic in Washington, D.C. is the diplomatic mission of the Central African Republic (CAR) to the United States. It located in the Adams Morgan neighborhood in Northwest Washington D.C.

The current ambassador is Marital Ndoubou.[1]

List of ambassadors

  1. Michel Gallin-Douathe (1960–1962)
  2. Jean-Pierre Kombet (1962–1965)
  3. Michel Gallin-Douathe (1965–1970)
  4. Roger Guérillot (1970–1971)
  5. Christophe Maïdou (1971–1973)
  6. Gaston Banda-Bafiot (1973–1975)
  7. David Nguindo (1975–1976)
  8. Christophe Maïdou (1976–1980)
  9. Jacques Topande-Makombo (1980–1982)
  10. Christian Lingama-Toleque (1982–1989)
  11. Jean-Pierre Sohahong-Kombet (1989–1994)
  12. Henry Koba (1994–2001)
  13. Emmanuel Touaboy (2001–2009)
  14. Stanislas Moussa-Kembe (2009–2016)
  15. Lydie Flore Magba (2016–2018)
  16. Martial Ndoubou (2018-present)

See also

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: List of Foreign Ambassadors Who Participated in Credentialing Ceremony . trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov . White House . 2 June 2024.

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