The Beninese ambassador in Washington, D. C. is the official representative of the Government in Porto-Novo to the Government of the United States.
List of representatives Diplomatic agreement/designated Diplomatic accreditation Ambassador Observations List of presidents of Benin List of presidents of the United States Term endEMBASSY OPENEDHubert MagaJohn F. KennedyLouis Ignacio-PintoHubert MagaJohn F. KennedyMaxime-Léopold Zollner de Medeiros(*October 4, 1934Alphonse AlleyLyndon B. JohnsonWilfred Raoul Eugène de Souza(*18 April 1935 in Ouidah) de Souza was educated at the University of Paris, following which heWilfred Raoul Eugène de SouzaHubert MagaRichard NixonTiamiou Adjibadé1977 ambassador BonnMathieu KérékouRichard NixonSaturnin Kaori Koaovi SogloChargé d'affaires Brother of Nicephore Soglo. From 1977 to 1990 to 1995 he was ambassador in Bonn. studied political science at École nationale d'administration publique en Paris In 1969 entered the foreign service. From 1971-76 he was Chef de presidential protocol. He was member of embassy in Washington. From April 4, 1991 he was secretary of state.Saturnin Kaori Koaovi SogloMathieu KérékouGerald FordName changed to People’s Republic of BeninMathieu KérékouGerald FordSetondji Thomas BoyaMathieu KérékouGerald FordGuy-Landry HazoumeBenin's foreign ministerMathieu KérékouRonald ReaganTheophile NataMathieu KérékouRonald ReaganName changed to Republic of BeninMathieu KérékouGeorge H. W. BushCandide Pierre AhouansouMathieu KérékouGeorge H. W. BushLucien Edgar TonoukouinNicéphore SogloBill ClintonSegbe Cyrille OguinMathieu KérékouGeorge W. BushOmar ArounaOmar ArounaBoni YayiBarack Obama Hector S. R. F. PossetBarack Obama
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