Diplomatic Representation for Kingdom of Bahrain


Foreign Embassies in the U.S. and Their Ambassadors
Office of the Chief of Protocol
July 28, 2008
Report

Formerly DILMUN

DATE

NAME/MISSION

 
August 15, 1971US Announces recognition of Bahrain
  
August 23, 1976Abdulaziz Abdulrahman Buali, Appt. Amb. E.&P.
November 18, 1976Amb. E. and P.
  
Nov. 23, 1984Ghazi Muhammed Al-Gosaibi, Appt.
Dec. 10, 1984Amb. E. and P.
  
Nov. 14, 1991Shaikh Abdul Rahman bin Fares Al Khalifa, Appt.
Nov. 25, 1991Amb. E.&P.
  
Jan. 14, 1994Muhammad Abdul Ghaffar, Appt.
Feb. 14, 1994Amb. E. and P.
  
Sept. 26, 2001Shaikh Khalifa Ali Al-Khalifa, Appt.
October 10, 2001Amb. E and P.
  
*The name of the country was changed by constitutional referendum from “The State of Bahrain” to “The Kingdom of Bahrain” – January 2002
  
Sept. 7, 2005Naser Mohamed Yusaf Albalooshi, Appt.
Oct. 3, 2005Amb. E.&P.
  
July 24, 2008Houda Ezra Ebrahim Nonoo, Appt.
July 28, 2008Amb. E.&P.

 

Special Terms*
[Amb.] E.E. and M.P.= Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
[Charge d'Affaires] a.i.= ad interim
Amb. E. & P. = Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary



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