List of ambassadors of Iran to Syria explained

Post:Ambassador
Body:Iran to Syria
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Incumbent:Hossein Akbari

The Iranian ambassador in Damascus is the official representative of the Government in Tehran to the Government of Syria.

The Qajar dynasty has had a consulate in Damascus before Proclamation of Arab Kingdom of Syria, on .

List of representatives

Diplomatic accreditationDiplomatic accreditation Solar Hijri calendarAmbassadorPersian languageObservationsList of presidents of IranList of presidents of SyriaTerm endTerm end Solar Hijri calendar
1299Persian: حبیب‌الله عین‌الملکAhmad Shah QajarFaisal I of Iraq
1322Masoud MoazedPersian: مسعود معاضدDiplomatic relations between Lebanon and Iran begin on September 21, 1944, when the Minister of Foreign Affairs receives Massoud Moazed, the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister, at the Petit Serail.Les relations diplomatiques entre le Liban et l'Iran s'ouvrent, le 21 septembre 1944, au moment où le ministre des AE reçoit, au Petit Sérail, Massoud Moazed, l'Envoyé extraordinaire et ministre plénipotentiaire d'Iran.[1] Mohammad Reza PahlaviShukri al-Quwatli
1331Masoud MoazedPersian: مسعود معاضد(† 1970 in Tehran) Minister to Syria and Lebanon, during the Qajar dynasty entitled Mojahed al-Mulk, was one of Iranian diplomats and politicians in the late Qajar and early days of the Pahlavi era. Mohammad Reza PahlaviAdib Shishakli
1328Morteza Moshfegh KazemiPersian: مرتضی مشفق کاظمیenvoy Mortażā Mošfeq-e Kāẓemi[3] Mohammad Reza PahlaviHashim al-Atassi1332
1332Abdol-Rahim Mir-Fendereski [4] Mohammad Reza PahlaviHashim al-Atassi
1336The Iranian embassy in Damascus Syria became a consulate during the United Arab Republic, after the Syrian separation on 1961 Syrian coup d'état, the Iranian delegation with the royal Embassy was reopened in Damascus.Mohammad Reza PahlaviGamal Abdel Nasser
1339Persian: حسین دیبا[5] Mohammad Reza PahlaviNazim al-Kudsi
1341Mahmoud MalayeriPersian: محمود ملایری[6] Mohammad Reza PahlaviNureddin al-Atassi1342
1344Ali AsemiPersian: علی عاصمیChargé d'affaires. In November 1962 he was Chargé d'affaires of the Iranian ambassador to Saudi Arabia in Jedda.[7] Mohammad Reza PahlaviNureddin al-Atassi1346
1346Ardeshir_NoorzarPersian: اردشیر نورآذرChargé d'affairesMohammad Reza PahlaviNureddin al-Atassi1351
1351Hossein MontazamPersian: حسین منتظمChargé d'affaires, (* 1926) Diplomat. Master of Arts from Geneva University in economic science. In 1953 he joined the State Railways and labour Ministry. in *In 1955 he was transferred to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.was employed at the Translation and Press Selection; member of Protocol Department ; Third Secretary to Imperial Iranian Embassy at the Hague : Third Secretary to Imperial Iranian Embassy in Rome ; Second Secretary to Imperial Iranian Legation at Prague.[8] Mohammad Reza PahlaviHafez al-Assad1352
1352Mohammad PoursartipPersian: محمد پورسرتیپChargé d'affaires (* 1920). In 1959 he was Chargé d'affaires of the Iranian ambassador to Austria. In 1968 he was Chargé d'affaires of the Iranian ambassador to Spain in 1974 he became Irnanian ambassador to Syria.[9] Mohammad Reza PahlaviHafez al-Assad1357
1357Ali MotazedPersian: علی معتضد
  • Maj. Gen. Till the Victory of the Iranian Revolution Brigadier-General Ali Motazed, Deputy of SAVAK and later Iran's Ambassador to Syria prior to the victory of the 1979 Iranian Revolution, was in close touch with Shahpour J. (1924) MI 6. [10]
Mohammad Reza PahlaviHafez al-Assad1357
1357Abdul Rahim GawahiPersian: ابراهیم قلعه‌بیگیChargé d'affaires Abdolrahim GavahiMohammad Reza PahlaviHafez al-Assad1358
1360Ali Akbar MohtashamipurPersian: سید علی‌اکبر محتشمی‌پورAli KhameneiHafez al-Assad1364
1364Muhammad Hassan AkhtariPersian: محمدحسن اختریAli KhameneiHafez al-Assad1377
1377Hossein SheikholeslamPersian: حسین شیخ‌الاسلامMohammad KhatamiHafez al-Assad1382
1382Mohammad Reza BagheriPersian: محمدرضا باقریIranian ambassador to TurkeyMohammad KhatamiBashar al-Assad1384
1383Muhammad Hassan AkhtariPersian: محمدحسن اختریHotjatoleslam Muhammad Hossan Anhtari, After serving for 12 years as Iran's ambassador to Damascus starting from 1986, Mohamad Hassan Akhtari has just taken up the same post he left in 1998. [11] Mahmoud AhmadinejadBashar al-Assad1386
1386Seyyed Ahmad MousaviPersian: سید احمد موسوی (سیاستمدار)MP Ahmad Mousavi (born in Shahrestan)] was a member of the Ahwaz constituency during the seventh parliamentary term Deputy Minister and Chief of Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization (Iran). Iran's Special Ambassador to Syria[12] Mahmoud AhmadinejadBashar al-Assad1390
1390Mohammad Reza Raouf SheibaniPersian: محمدرضا رئوف شیبانیMohammad Reza Raouf Sheibani]] October 2011[13] Mahmoud AhmadinejadBashar al-Assad1396
1396Javad TorkabadiPersian: جواد ترک‌آبادیJavad Turkabadi]] In 2012 he was Iranian ambassador to Bahrain[14] Hassan RouhaniBashar al-Assad20211400
[15] 1400Mehdi SobhaniPersian: مهدی سبحانیHassan RouhaniBashar al-Assad20231402
[16] 1402Hossein AkbariPersian: حسین اکبریEbrahim RaisiBashar al-Assad
33.5056°N 36.2641°W[17]

See also

Notes and References

  1. https://books.google.com/books?id=JAPQ9uV23ooC&dq=%22+Massoud+Moazed,+l%27Envoy%C3%A9+extraordinaire+et+ministre+pl%C3%A9nipotentiaire+d%27Iran+qui+lui%22&pg=PA380 Masoud Moazed
  2. https://books.google.com/books?id=08YSAAAAIAAJ&q=Massoud+Moazed++Persian+diplomat Masoud Moazed
  3. http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/moshfeq-kazemi Morteza Moshfegh Kazemi
  4. https://books.google.com/books?id=6a8rAAAAMAAJ&q=%22Gielhammer+nannte+Tabriz+als+seinen+Geburtsort+%22 Abdol-Rahim Mir-Fendereski
  5. https://books.google.com/books?id=-QJgbEeoLfEC&dq=Hossein+Diba&pg=PA44
  6. https://books.google.com/books?id=n_wfAQAAIAAJ&q=%22%E2%80%A2Presentation+of+Iran%27s+new+ambassadors+to+His+Imperial+Majesty;+Mr.+Mahmoud+Malayeri+(Damascus,+)+Mr.+Fereydoun%22 Mahmoud Malayeri
  7. https://books.google.com/books?id=BcLtCwAAQBAJ&dq=%22Iranian+charg%C3%A9+d%27affaires+in+Jeddah,+Ali+Asemi%22&pg=PA76 Ali Asemi
  8. https://books.google.com/books?id=Y32JLJ7pEt8C&q=%22MONTAZAM+,+Hossein+:+B.+1926+;+P.+Diplomat+;+E.+M.+A.+from+Geneva+University+in%22 Hossein Montazam
  9. https://www.google.com/search?hl=de&tbo=p&tbm=bks&q=%22Conversation+with+former+ambassador+Mohammad+Poursartip,+Iranian+ambassador+to+Damascus+1973%E2%80%9377,+Geneva%22&num=10
  10. https://books.google.com/books?id=SJZ_xgqCOMQC&dq=%221979+Islamic+Revolution%2C+was+in+close+touch+with+%22&pg=PA148 Ali Motazed
  11. https://books.google.com/books?id=71ABAwAAQBAJ&dq=Iranian+ambassador+to+Syria+Mohammad+Hassan+Akhtari&pg=PA218 Muhammad Hassan Akhtari
  12. https://www.google.com/search?hl=de&tbo=p&tbm=bks&q=%22Ahmad+Mousavi,+Iran%27s+former+ambassador+to+Damascus%22&num=10 ; Ahmad Mousavi
  13. https://www.cidob.org/en/events/regions/europe/european_breakfast_with_mohammad_reza_raouf_sheibani_iran_s_ambassador_to_syria_2011_2016 ; Mohammad Reza Raouf Sheibani
  14. https://www.mei.edu/publications/new-iranian-ambassador-arrives-damascus-after-six-month-hiatus ; Javad Turkabadi
  15. https://sana.sy/en/?p=232404
  16. https://www.sana.sy/en/?p=306894
  17. Jubin M. Goodarzi, Syria and Iran: Diplomatic Alliance and Power Politics in the Middle East, https://books.google.com/books?id=71ABAwAAQBAJ&dq=Iranian+charge+d+Affairs+to+Syria+1979&pg=PA15; website of the Iranian Embassy in Syria وبگاه سفارت ایران در سوریه

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