List of ambassadors of Canada to Saudi Arabia explained

Post:Ambassador
Body:Canada to Saudi Arabia
Incumbent:Jean-Philippe Linteau
Inaugural:Jacques Gilles Bruno Gignac

The Canadian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia in Riyadh is the official representative of the Government of Canada in Ottawa to the Government of Saudi Arabia. He is also concurrently accredited to the government in Muscat (Oman).

List of representatives

Diplomatic agreement/designatedDiplomatic accreditationAmbassadorObservationsPrime Minister of CanadaKing of Saudi ArabiaTerm end
Jacques Gilles Bruno GignacPierre TrudeauFaisal of Saudi Arabia
Jean-Pierre LefebvreChargé d'affairesPierre TrudeauFaisal of Saudi Arabia
Michael ShenstonePierre TrudeauFaisal of Saudi Arabia
Edward Lucien BobinskiPierre TrudeauKhalid of Saudi Arabia
William John JenkinsJoe ClarkKhalid of Saudi Arabia
Jacques Silva RoyPierre TrudeauKhalid of Saudi Arabia
Dwight Wilder FulfordPierre TrudeauFahd of Saudi Arabia
George Douglas ValentineBrian MulroneyFahd of Saudi Arabia
Allan Norman LeverBrian MulroneyFahd of Saudi Arabia
Peter SutherlandKim CampbellFahd of Saudi Arabia
Daniel Edward HobsonJean ChrétienFahd of Saudi Arabia
Melvyn MacDonaldJean ChrétienFahd of Saudi Arabia
Roderick BellPaul MartinFahd of Saudi Arabia
Ronald DavidsonStephen HarperAbdullah of Saudi Arabia
David ChattersonStephen HarperAbdullah of Saudi Arabia
Thomas MacDonaldStephen HarperAbdullah of Saudi Arabia
Dennis Horak[1] Expelled from the country in August 2018.[2] [3] Justin TrudeauAbdullah of Saudi Arabia
May 2023Jean-Philippe Linteau[4] Justin Trudeau
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Notes and References

  1. Diplomatic Appointments. July 31, 2015. canada.ca.
  2. Web site: Saudi Arabia expels Canadian ambassador, freezes trade in human rights dispute. Jon Gambrell. The Associated Press. Toronto Star. 5 August 2018. 6 August 2018.
  3. Web site: Saudi state airline suspends Toronto flights .
  4. Web site: Alkhshali . Hamdi . 2023-05-24 . Saudi Arabia and Canada restore diplomatic relations, ending 2018 rift . 2023-05-24 . CNN . en.
  5. Global Affairs Canada, https://web.archive.org/web/20131004132930/http://www.international.gc.ca/department/history-histoire/hp_search_results-fr.asp?frm=post&lngId=2&cntryid=172