The Cameroonian ambassador in Washington, D. C. is the official representative of the Government in Yaoundé to the Government of the United States.
List of representatives Diplomatic agrément Diplomatic accreditation Ambassador Observations List of prime ministers of Cameroon List of presidents of the United States Term endEmbassy openedAhmadou AhidjoJohn F. KennedyAimé Raymond N'Thepe*In 1965 he was ambassador in Bonn.Aimé Raymond N'ThepeAhmadou AhidjoDwight D. EisenhowerJacques Kuoh-MoukouriAhmadou AhidjoJohn F. KennedyJoseph OwonoSimon Pierre TchounguiLyndon B. JohnsonMichel Koss EpangueChargé d'affairesMichel Koss EpangueSimon Pierre TchounguiRichard NixonFrançois Xavier TchounguiMr Ibrahim Mbombo Njoya, who was previously the deputy minister of education, youth, and culture, replaces Mr Francois-Xavier Tchoungui, who has been reassigned. Simon Pierre TchounguiRichard NixonEric Dikoko QuanChargé d'affaires, Prior to entering the Foreign Service in 1964, Mr. Eric Dikoko Quan had held several senior positions in the government of the former West Cameroon, notably those of Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education and Social Welfare.Paul BiyaGerald FordBenoît Bindzi1968: Minister for Foreign Affairs *22 Dec. 1981 accredited as Ambassador to the Court of St. James.Paul BiyaGerald FordMichael Tabong KimaChargé d'affaires, 2003 he was Ambassador in Rome.Paul BiyaRonald ReaganPaul PondiBello Bouba MaigariRonald ReaganBecause of a constitutional change, the state now called: Republic of Cameroon.Luc AyangRonald ReaganJérôme MendougaSimon Achidi AchuBill ClintonJoseph Bienvenu Charles Foe AtanganaPrior to his appointment, Foe-Atangana served for several years as Cameroon's consul general in Calabar, Nigeria.Benvenu Joseph C. Foe-AtanganaEphraïm InoniGeorge W. Bush
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