The Polish ambassador to Romania is the official representative of the president and the government of Poland to the president and the government of Romania.
The ambassador and his staff work in the Polish embassy in Bucharest. Moreover, there are honorary consulates located in Brașov, Cluj-Napoca and Timișoara.
History Poland have established diplomatic relations with Romania on June 22, 1919. Due to the World War II, in 1940, diplomatic relations between the two countries broke off. In 1945 new communist governments of Poland and Romania officially restored diplomatic relations.
List of ambassadors of Poland to Romania
Second Polish Republic
1918-1919: Marian Linde (chargé d’affaires a.i.) 1919-1922: Aleksander Skrzyński (envoy) 1922-1923: Paweł Juriewicz (chargé d’affaires a.i.) 1923: Paweł Juriewicz (envoy) 1923-1926: Józef Wielowieyski 1927-1932: Jan Szembek 1932-1938: Mirosław Arciszewski 1938-1940: Roger Adam Raczyński
November 4, 1940 – closure of the diplomatic mission at the request of the Germany to the government of the Kingdom of Romania.
Polish People's Republic
1946-1947: Stefan Wengierow (chargé d’affaires) 1947-1951: Piotr Szymański 1951-1955: Wojciech Wrzosek 1955-1957: Jan Izydorczyk 1957-1963: Janusz Zambrowicz 1963-1968: Wiesław Sobierajski 1968-1973: Jaromir Ochęduszko 1973-1979: Władysław Wojtasik 1979-1981: Jerzy Kusiak 1981-1988: Bolesław Koperski 1988-1990: Jerzy Woźniak
Third Polish Republic 1990-1992: Zygmunt Komorowski 1993-1999: Bogumił Luft 1999-2003: Michał Klinger 2003-2008: Krystyn Jacek Paliszewski 2008-2010: Wojciech Zajączkowski 2011-2015: Marek Szczygieł 2015-2019: Marcin Wilczek 2020-2023: Maciej Lang since 2023: Paweł Soloch
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