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This is a current list of ambassadors of Armenia accredited to other countries, including those having dual accreditation (ambassadors-at-large) and ambassadors accredited directly from Yerevan.

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Host country | Location | Current ambassador | Past ambassadors

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Afghanistan | Ashgabat, Turkmenistan | Garnik Badalyan,[1] (2019–2019) | Vassily Ghazaryan (1999–2013)
Albania | Athens, Greece | Tigran Mkrtchyan (from 2022)[2] | Gagik Ghalachyan (2010–2016), Vahram Kazhoyan(2003–2009), Armen Petrosyan (2000–2001), Arman Kirakossian (1996–2001)
Algeria | Cairo, Egypt |  | Hrachya Poladian (2022–2024), Armen Melkonian (2015–2018), Levon Sargsyan (2005–2010), Sergey Manasaryan (1999–2005)
Andorra | Madrid, Spain | Sos Avetisyan (from 2022) | Vladimir Karmishalyan (2020–2021), Vigen Chitechyan (2011–2018), Eduard Nalbandyan (2004–2008)
Argentina | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Hovhannes Virabyan | Ester Mkrtumyan (2017–2021)[3] Alexan Harutyunyan (2014–2016), Vahagn Melikyan (2012–2014), Vladimir Karmirshalyan (2006–2012), Ara Ayvazyan (1999–2006), Vahan Ter-Ghevondyan (1995–1998), Ara Hakobyan (1993–1995) chargé d'affaires
Australia | Tokyo, Japan |  | Areg Hovhannisyan (2022-2025) [4]
Austria | Vienna, Austria | Andranik Hovhannisyan (appointed 25 October 2024) | Armen Papikian (2018-25/10/2024), Arman Kirakossian (2011–2018), Ashot Hovakimyan (2005–2011), Jivan Tabiyan (2000–2005), Samvel Mkrtchyan (1997–1998), Ashot Voskanyan (1995–1997), Arman Navasardyan (1993–1995)
Azerbaijan | Baku, Azerbaijan | No diplomatic relations, see Armenia-Azerbaijan relations | Tigran Bekzadyan, Martiros Harutyunyan (1918–1920)
Bahamas | Washington, D.C., United States |  | Varuzhan Nersesyan, Grigor Hovhannissian
Bahrain | Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates |  | Mher Mkrtumyan,[5] Vahagn Melikyan (2007–2012), Arshak Poladian (2003–2007)
Bangladesh | Delhi, India | Vahagn Afyan (appointed 11 September 2024) | Armen Martirosyan (2016–2021)
Belarus | Minsk, Belarus | Razmik Khumaryan (from 2021)[6] | Armen Ghevondyan (2018–2020), Oleg Yesayan (2017–2018),[7][8] Armen Khachatryan (2010–2017), Oleg Yesayan (2006–2010), Suren Harutyunyan (1999–2006), Spartak Kostanyan (1993–1996), Spartak Kostanyan (1996–1999) chargé d'affaires.
Belgium | Brussels, Belgium | Tigran Balayan (appointed 4 September 2023) | Anna Aghajanyan (2020–2023), Tatoul Markarian (2014–2020),[9] Avet Adonts (2009–2014), Vigen Chitechyan (1997–2009), Armen Sarkissian(1995–1996)
Belize | Mexico City, Mexico |  | Armella Shakaryan (2021–2024)
Bolivia | Brasília, Brazil |  | Arman Hakobyan (2021–2022)
Bosnia and Herzegovina | Prague, Czech Republic | Ashot Hovakimian (from 2022) [10] | Gagik Ghalachyan (2013–2016)
Brazil | Brasília, Brazil | Armen Yeganyan | Arman Akopian (2020–2021),[11] Ashot Galoyan (2014–2020), Ashot Yeghiazaryan (2010–2014), Vahan Ter-Ghevondyan (1995–1998)
Bulgaria | Sofia, Bulgaria | Tsovinar Hambardzumyan (appointed 24 October 2024) | Armen Edigaryan (2020–2024), Armen Sargsyan (2016–2020)[12] Arsen Shoyan (2011–2016), Sergey Manasaryan (2005–2010), Sevda Sevan (1994–1999) (1999–2005)
Cambodia | Hanoi, Vietnam | Suren Baghdasaryan (from 11/04/2025) | Vahram Kazhoyan (2020–2024)
Canada | Ottawa, Canada | Anahit Harutyunyan (from 2019) | Levon Martirosyan (2017–2019),[13] Armen Yeganyan (2011–2017), Arman Hakobyan (2006–2011), Ara Papian (2000–2006), Levon Barkhudaryan (1997–1999), Garnik Nanagulyan (1996–1996)
Chile | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Hovhannes Virabyan (from 2022) | Ester Mkrtumyan (2017–2021), Alexan Harutyunyan (2016–2016), Vahagn Melikyan (2012–2014), Vladimir Karmirshalyan (2006–2012), Ara Ayvazyan (1999–2006)
China | Beijing, China | Sergey Manassarian (from 2016)[14] | Armen Sargsyan (2008–2016), Vahagn Movsisyan (2007–2008), Vassily Ghazaryan (2001–2007), Azat Martirosyan (1996–1997) (1997–2001)
Colombia | Brasília, Brazil | Armen Yeganyan (appointed 12 February 2024) | Arman Hakobyan (2021–2023), Ashot Galoyan (2016–2020)
Costa Rica | Mexico City, Mexico |  | Armella Shakaryan (2021–2024),[15] Ara Ayvazyan (2017–2020), Grigor Hovhannisian (2014–2016)
Croatia | Prague, Czech Republic | Ashot Hovakimyan (from. 2019) | Arman Kirakossian (2016–2019), Sargis Ghazaryan (2014–2016), Ruben Karapetyan (2010–2013), Vahram Kazhoyan (2003–2009), Armen Petrosyan (2000–2001), Arman Kirakossian (1995–1999)
Cuba | Mexico City, Mexico | Anahit Harutyunyan (from 2021) | Ara Ayvazyan (2017–2020), Grigor Hovhannissian (2014–2016), Ashot Melik-Shahnazaryan (2000–2004)
Cyprus | Nicosia, Cyprus | Inna Torgomyan (appointed 03/02/2025) | Tigran Mkrtchyan (2022-03/02/2025),[16] Fadey Charchoghlyan[17] (2017–2021), Gagik Ghalachyan (2009–2016), Vahram Kazhoyan (2002–2009), Armen Petrosyan (2000–2001), Arman Kirakossian (1995–1999)
Czech Republic | Prague, Czech Republic | Ashot Hovakimyan (from 2018) | Tigran Seiranyan (2011–2018),[18] Ashot Hovakimyan (2006–2011), Jivan Tabibian (2001–2006), Samvel Mkrtchyan (1997–1998), Ashot Voskanyan (1996–1997)
Denmark | Copenhagen, Denmark |  | Alexander Arzumanyan[19] (2017–2023), Hrachya Aghajanyan (2011–2017), Ara Ayvazyan (2006–2011), Vladimir Karmirshalyan (2000–2006)
Djibouti | Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | Sahak Sargsyan (appointed 6 September 2024) |
Dominican Republic | Ottawa, Canada | Anahit Haroutunyan (from 2021)[20] |
Ecuador | Brasília, Brazil | Armen Yeganyan (appointed 1 July 2024) |
Egypt | Cairo, Egypt | Armen Sargsyan (appointed 24 October 2024), | Hrachya Poladian (from 2021 to 2024), Karen Grigorian[21] (2018–2021), Armen Melkonian (2009–2018), Rouben Karapetian (2004–2009), Sergey Manassarian (1999–2004), Eduard Nalbandyan (1992–1999), Eduard Nalbandyan (1992–1993) chargé d'affaires
El Salvador | Mexico City, Mexico |  | Armella Shakaryan (from 2021)[22]
Estonia | Vilnius, Lithuania | Ara Margaryan (appointed 22 February 2024) | Hovhannes Igityan (2022–2023), Tigran Mkrtchyan (2016–2021),[23] Ara Ayvazyan (2012–2016), Ashot Galoyan (2006–2012), Ashot Hovakimyan (2000–2006)
Ethiopia | Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | Sahak Sargsyan (appointed 6 December 2023) [24] | Artem Aznaurian (Chargé d' Affairs), Armen Melkonyan (2010–2018), Ruben Karapetyan (2005–2010), Sergey Manasaryan (2001–2005)
Finland | Stockholm, Sweden | Anna Aghajanyan (appointed 22 January 2024) | Artak Apitonian (2014–2018), Ara Ayvazyan (2006–2014), Vladimir Karmirshalyan (2000–2006)
France | Paris, France | Arman Khachatryan (appointed 25 October 2024) | Hasmik Tolmajyan 2018-25/10/2024), Vigen Chitechyan (2009–2018), Eduard Nalbandian (1999–2008), Vahan Papazyan (1997–1998), Vigen Chitechyan (1995–1997), Vahan Ter-Ghevondyan (1993–1995)
Georgia | Tbilisi, Georgia | Ashot Smbatyan (from 2022) [25] | Ruben Sadoyan (2017–2022), Yuri Vardanyan (2014–2017), Hovhannes Manukyan (2011–2014), Hrach Silvanyan (2005–2011), Georgy Khosroev (1998–2005), Levon Khachatryan (1993–1996) (1996–1998)
Germany | Berlin, Germany | Victor Engibaryan (from 2021) [26] | Ashot Smbatyan (2015–2021),[27][28] Vahan Hovhannisyan (2013–2014), Armen Martirosyan (2009–2013), Karine Ghazinyan (2001–2009), Ashot Voskanyan (1997–2001), Felix Mamikonian (1992–1994) (1994–1997)
Greece | Athens, Greece | Tigran Mkrtchyan (from 2021) | Fadey Charchoghlyan (2016–2021), Gagik Ghalachyan (2009–2016), Vahram Kazhoyan (2001–2009), Armen Petrosyan (1999–2001), Arman Kirakossian (1994–1999), Ashot Hovakimyan (1993–1994)
Guatemala | Mexico City, Mexico |  | Armella Shakaryan (2021–2024),[29] Ara Ayvazyan (2018–2020), Grigor Hovhannisyan (2014–2016), Ara Ayvazyan (2017–2020),[30] Grigor Hovhannisian (2014–2016)
Honduras | Mexico City, Mexico |  | Ara Ayvazyan (2017–2020)
Hungary | Budapest, Hungary, from 2023 Tbilisi, Georgia | Ashot Smbatyan (appointed 19 May 2023)[31] | Armenia suspended from 31 August 2012 to May 2023 [32][33] see Armenia-Hungary relations Arman Kirakosyan (2012–2012), Ashot Hovakimyan (2006–2011), Jivan Tabibyan (2001–2006), Samvel Mkrtchyan (1997–1998) (chargé d'affaires), Ashot Voskanyan (1995–1997), Arman Navasardyan (1994–1995)
India | Delhi, India | Vahagn Afyan (appointed 22 September 2023)[34] | Yury Babakhanyan (2021–2023), Armen Martirosyan,[35] (2015–2021) Ara Hakobyan (2009–2015), Ashot Kocharyan (2005–2009), Armen Bayburdyan (2000–2004)
Indonesia | Jakarta, Indonesia | Serob Bejanyan (from 2022) | Dzyunik Aghajanyan (2018–2021),[36] Anna Aghajanyan (2013–2018), Ara Hakobyan (2011–2013), Ashot Kocharyan (2005–2011), Armen Bayburdyan (2001–2005)
Iran | Tehran, Iran | Grigor Hakobyan (appointed 31 October 2024) | /10/2024),[37] Artashes Tumanyan (2015–2021),[38] Grigor Arakelyan (2009–2015), Karen Nazaryan (2005–2009), Gegham Gharibjanyan (1999–2004), Vahan Bayburdyan (1993–1994)(1994–1998)
Iraq | Baghdad, Iraq | Ruben Soghoyan (appointed 24 October 2024) | Misak Balasanyan (04/09/2023-29/12/2023),[39] Hrachya Poladian (2018–2021),[40] Karen Grigorian (2014–2018), Murad Muradyan (2010–2014)
Ireland | London, United Kingdom | Varuzhan Nersesyan (from 2022) | Arman Kirakossian (from 2018) Armen Sarkissian (2014–2018), Karine Ghazinyan (2012–2012), Vahe Gabrielyan (2005–2012)
Iceland | Stockholm, Sweden | Anna Aghajanyan (appointed 22 January 2024) | Alexander Arzumanyan (2019–2023)
Israel | Tel Aviv, Israel | Arman Akopian (appointed 28 December 2021) [41] | Armen Smbatian (2018–2021),[42] Armen Melkonyan (2012–2018), Edward Nalbandian (2000–2008)
Italy | Rome, Italy | Vladimir Karapetyan (appointed 24 October 2024) | Tsovinar Hambardzumyan (01/06/2020 – 24/10/2024), Victoria Bagdassarian (2016–2020), Sargis Ghazaryan (2013–2016), Ruben Karapetyan (2009–2013), Ruben Shugarian (2005–2008), Gagik Baghdassarian (1999–2005)
Jamaica | Ottawa, Canada | Anahit Harutyunyan (from 27 June 2022) |
Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Monica Simonyan (appointed 11/04/2025) | Areg Hovhannisyan (2021-11/04/2025) , Hrant Pogosyan[43] (2012–2021)
Jordan | Damascus, Syria |  | Tigran Gevorgyan (2018-31/10/2024), Arshak Poladian (2007–2018), Levon Sargsyan (1998–2004), David Hovhannisyan (1992–1998)
Kazakhstan | Astana, Kazakhstan | Armen Ghevondyan (from 2022) | Gagik Ghalachyan (2018–2020),[44] Ara Sahakyan (2013–2018), Vassily Ghazaryan (2008–2013), Levon Khachatryan (2005–2008), Eduard Khurshudyan (1999–2004), Arman Melikyan (1993–1999)
Kuwait | Kuwait City, Kuwait | Arsen Arakelyan (appointed 9 December 2023) | Sarmen Baghdasaryan (2018–2024),[45] Manvel Badeyan (2016–2018), Fadey Charchoghlyan (2010–2016), Vahagn Melikyan (2007–2010), Arshak Poladian (2003–2007)
Kyrgyzstan | Astana, Kazakhstan |  | Gagik Ghalachyan (2019–2020), Ara Sahakyan (2014–2018), Vassily Ghazaryan (2009–2013), Levon Khachatryan (2006–2008), Eduard Khurshudyan (2000–2006), Arman Melikyan (1993–1999)
Latvia | Vilnius, Lithuania |  | Hovhannes Igityan (2022–2023), Armen Martirosyan (from 2021 to 2022), Tigran Mkrtchyan (2016–2021),[46] Ara Ayvazyan (2012–2016), Ashot Galoyan (2006–2012), Ashot Hovakimyan (2000–2006)
Laos | Hanoi, Vietnam | Suren Baghdasaryan (appointed 24 October 2024) | Vahram Kazhoyan (2020–2024)[47]
Lebanon | Beirut, Lebanon | Vahagn Atabekyan | Samvel Mkrtchian, Ashot Kocharian,[48] Areg Hovhannisyan (2001–2006)
Libya | Cairo, Egypt |  | Karen Grigorian (2010–2018), Ruben Karapetyan (2005–2010), Sergey Manasaryan (2001–2005)
Liechtenstein | Berlin, Germany | Viktor Engibaryan (from 2022) | Ashot Smbatyan (2018–2022)
Lithuania | Vilnius, Lithuania | Ara Margaryan (appointed 23 October 2023) | Hovhannes Igityan (2022–2023), Tigran Mkrtchyan (2016–2021),[49] Ara Ayvazyan (2011–2016), Ashot Galoyan (2006–2011), Ashot Hovakimyan (2000–2006)
Luxembourg | The Hague, Netherlands | Tigran Balayan (2020–) | Tatoul Markarian (2015–2020), Avet Adonts (2010–2014), Vigen Chitechyan (1997–2010), Armen Sargsyan (1995–1996)
Malaysia | Kuala Lumpur Malaysia; Delhi, India; Jakarta, Indonesia (from 2018) | Serob Bejanyan (from 2023) | Dzyunik Aghajanyan (2018–2021),[50] Anna Aghajanyan (2016–2018), Ara Hakobyan (2011–2015), Ashot Kocharyan (2007–2011)
Malta | Rome, Italy | Vladimir Karapetyan (appointed 14 March 2025) | Tsovinar Hambardzumyan (2022–2024), Victoria Bagdassarian (2016–2020), Sargis Ghazaryan (2014–2016), Ruben Karapetyan (2011–2013)
Mauritania | Yerevan, Armenia | Arshak Poladyan (appointed 28 June 2024) |
Morocco | El Cairo, Egypt | Arshak Poladian (from 2019) | Ruben Karapetyan (2005–2019)Sergey Manasaryan (2000–2005), Edward Nalbandian (1995–1999)
Mexico | Mexico City, Mexico | Armella Shakaryan (from 2021)[51] | Ara Ayvazyan
Moldova | Minsk, Belarus, from 2023 Kyiv, Ukraine, from 2025 Bucarest | Tigran Galstyan (appointed 11/04/2025) | Vladimir Karapetyan (from 2023 - October 2024),[52] Armen Ghevondyan (2020–2023), Jivan Movsisyan (2016–2020), Armen Khachatryan (2004–2016), Hrach Silvanyan (1999–2004), Karine Ghazinyan (1997–1999), Georgi Ghazinyan (1994–1997)
Monaco | Paris, France |  | Hasmik Tolmajyan (2020-25/10/2024), Vigen Chitechyan (2011–2018)
Mongolia | Beijing, China | Vahe Gevorgyan (appointed 4 September 2024) | Sergey Manassarian (2016–2024), Armen Sargsyan (2013–2016)
Montenegro | Bucharest, Romania, from 2019 Prague, Czech Republic | Ashot Hovakimyan (from 2019)[53] | Amlet Gasparyan (2014–2017), Vahram Kazhoyan (2003–2009)
Nepal | New Delhi, India | Vahagn Afyan (appointed 11 September 2024) | Yuri Babakhanian (2023–2023), Armen Martirosyan (2015–2021), Ara Hakobyan (2011–2015), Ashot Kocharyan (2005–2011), Armen Bayburdyan (2001–2005)
Netherlands | The Hague, Netherlands | Viktor Biyagov (appointed 4 September 2023) | Tigran Balayan (2018–2023),[54] Garegin Melkonyan (2018–2018), Dzyunik Aghajanyan (2011–2018), Avet Avedonts (2009–2011), Vigen Chitechyan (1997–2009), Armen Sarkissian (1995–1996)
New Zealand | Tokyo, Japan |  | Areg Hovhannisyan (2022-2025)[citation needed]
Nicaragua | Mexico City, Mexico |  | Armella Shakaryan (from 2021)[55]
North Macedonia | Sofia | Armen Edigaryan (from 2022) |
Norway | Oslo, Norway | Anna Aghajanyan (appointed 22 January 2024) | Alexander Arzumanyan (2018–2023), Hrachya Aghajanyan (2012–2017), Ara Ayvazyan (2006–2012), Vladimir Karmirshalyan (2000–2006)
Oman | Cairo, Egypt | Hracia Poladian (2022–2024) | Fadey Charchoghlyan (2012–2016), Sergey Manasaryan (2003–2012), Edward Nalbandian (1995–1999)
Panama | Mexico City, Mexico |  | Armella Shakaryan (from 2021),[56] Ara Ayvazyan (2018–2020), Grigor Hovhannisyan (2014–2016)
Paraguay | Buenos Aires, Argentina |  | Ester Mkrtumyan (2019–2021), Vahagn Melikyan (2012–2014)
Peru | Lima, Peru |  | Ester Mkrtumyan (2017–2021), Alexan Harutyunyan (2015–2016)
Philippines | Hanoi, Vietnam | Suren Baghdasaryan (appointed 03/02/2025) | Vahram Kazhoyan (2020–2024), Raisa Vardanyan (2014–2019)
Poland | Warsaw, Poland | Alexander Arzumanyan (appointed 4 October 2023) [57] | Samvel Mkrtchyan (2018–2023), Edgar Ghazaryan (2014–2018), Ashot Galoyan (2005–2014), Ashot Hovakimyan (1998–1999) (1999–2006)
Portugal | Vatican City | Boris Sahakyan (appointed 30/01/2025 [58]) | Karen Nazaryan (2019–2023), Mikayel Minasyan (2016–2018), Rouben Karapetyan (2011–2013), Robert Shugarian (2005–2008), Eduard Khojayan (1999–2004)
Qatar | Doha, Qatar | Tigran Gevorgyan (appointed 11/11/2024) | Armen Sargsyan (2021–2024), Gegham Gharibjanyan (2013), Vahagn Melikyan (2010–2012), Gegham Gharibjanyan (2001–2004)
Romania | Bucharest, Romania | Tigran Galstyan (appointed 24/11/2023) | Sergey Minasyan (2017–2023), Amlet Gasparyan (2010–2017), Yeghishe Sargsyan (2002–2010), Karine Ghazinyan (1997–1999) (1999–2001), Georgi Ghazinyan (1994–1997)
Russia | Moscow, Russia | Vagharshak Harutyunyan (appointed 2022/01/05)[59] | Vardan Toghanyan (2017–2022), Oleg Yesayan (2010–2017), Armen Smbatyan (2002–2010), Suren Sahakyan (1999–2002), Gagik Shahbazyan, (1997–1999), Yuri Mkrtumyan (1994–1997)
Rwanda | Addis Abeba, Ethiopia | Sahan Sargsyan (appointed 11\11\2024) |
San Marino | Rome, Italy | Vladimir Karapetyan (appointed 14 March 2025) | Tsovinar Hambardzumyan (2022–2024), Sargis Ghazaryan (2013–2016)
Serbia | Prague, Czech Republic | Ashot Hovakimyan (from 2019) | Fadey Charchoghlyan (2017–2019), Gagik Ghalachyan (2010–2016), Vahram Kazhoyan (2003–2009)
Singapore | Beijing, China; Jakarta, Indonesia (from 2020) | Serob Bejanyan (from 2023) | Dzyunik Aghajanyan (2020–2021), Armen Sargsyan (2010–2016)
Slovakia | Vienna, Austria |  | Armen Papikian (2019-25/10/2024), Tigran Seyranyan (2012–28 December 2018), Ashot Hovakimyan (2006–2011), Jivan Tabibian (2001–2006), Samvel Mkrtchyan (1997–1998), Ashot Voskanyan (1995–1997)
Slovenia | Prague, Czech Republic (from 2019); Rome Italy (from 2013); | Ashot Hovakimyan (from 2019) | Sargis Ghazaryan (2015–2016), Ruben Karapetyan (2010–2013), Vahram Kazhoyan (2003–2009), Armen Petrosyan (2000–2001), Arman Kirakossian (1995–1999)
South Korea | Tokyo, Japan | Areg Hovhannisyan (from 2022) | Hrant Poghosyan (2014–2021), Armen Sargsyan (2009–2014), Vassily Ghazaryan (2002–2008), Azat Martirosyan (1999–2001)
Sovereign Military Order of Malta | Vatican City |  | Garen Nazaryan (2019–2023), Mikael Minasyan (2013–2018)
Spain | Madrid, Spain | Sos Avetisyan (appointed 2021)[60] | Vladimir Karmirshalyan (2019–2021),[61] Avet Adonts (2014–2019),[62][63] Ruben Karapetyan (2009–2013), Ruben Shugarian (2005–2008), Eduard Khojayan (1999–2004)
Sri Lanka | New Delhi, India | Vahagn Afyan (appointed 6 September 2024) | Yuri Babakhanian (2022–2023), Armen Martirosyan (2019–2021), Ara Hakobyan (2010–2015), Ashot Kocharyan (2005–2010), Armen Bayburdyan (2001–2005)
Sudan | Cairo, Egypt | Karen Grigorian(2019–2021) | Ruben Karapetyan (2005–2019), Sergey Manasaryan (2003–2005)
Sweden | Stockholm, Sweden | Anna Aghajanyan (appointed 4 September 2023)[64] | Alexander Arzumanyan (2019–2023), Artak Apitonian (2013–2018)[65] (until 28 December 2018), Ara Ayvazyan (2006–2013), Vladimir Karmirshalyan (2000–2006)
Switzerland | Geneve, Switzerland | Hasmik Tolmajyan (appointed 13 January 2025) | Andranik Hovhannisyan (2019-25/10/2024), Charles Aznavour (2009–2018), Zohrab Mnatsakanyan (2002–2008)
Syria | Damascus, Syria | Rouben Kharazyan (appointed 31 December 2024) | Tigran Gevorgyan (−31 October 2024) [66] (from 2018), Arshak Poladian (2007–2018), Levon Sargsyan (1998–2004), Davit Hovhannisyan (1992–1998) chargé d'affaires
Tajikistan | Astana, Kazakhstan | Armen Ghevondyan (appointed 04/02/2025) | Ruben Kharazyan (2021-31/10/2024), Garnik Badalyan (2019–2019), Vladimir Badalyan (2009–2018), Aram Grigoryan (2000–2007), Aram Grigoryan 1994–1997 chargé d'affaires
Thailand | Beijing, China | Sergey Manassarian (from 2018) |
Turkmenistan | Ashgabat, Turkmenistan |  | Garnik Badalyan[67] (2018–2019), Vladimir Badalyan(2008–2018), Aram Grigoryan (1994–2004) (1997–2007)
Tunisia | Yerevan, Armenia | Arshak Poladian (from 2019) | Levon Sargsyan (2005–2010)
Uganda | Addis Abeba, Ethiopia | Sahan Sargsyan (appointed 11\11\2024) |
Ukraine | Kyiv, Ukraine |  | Vladimir Karapetyan (2021–24\10\2024), Tigran Seyranyan (2018–2021), Andranik Manukyan (2010–2018), Armen Khachatryan (2003–2010), Hrach Silvanyan (1993–1996), Hrach Silvanyan (1996–2003) chargé d'affaires
United Arab Emirates | Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates | Karen Grigorian (appointed in 2022) | Mher Mkrtumyan[68]
United Kingdom | London, United Kingdom | Varuzhan Nersesyan (from 2021)[69] | Arman Kirakossian (2018–2019), Armen Sarkissian (2013–2018), Karine Ghazinyan (2011–2012), Vahe Gabrielyan (2003–2010), Vahram Abajyan (2001–2002), Armen Sarkissian (1998–2000), Armen Sarkissian (1992–1996)
United States | Washington, D.C., United States | Lilit Makunts (from 2021) | Varuzhan Nersesyan (2018–2021),[70] Grigor Hovhannissian (2016–2018), Tigran Sargsyan (2014–2016), Tatul Margaryan (2005–2014), Arman Kirakossian (1999–2005), Ruben Shugarian (1993–1999), Alexander Arzumanyan (1992–1993)
Uruguay | Montevideo, Uruguay | Mariam Gevorgyan[71](appointed 31 May 2024) | Ester Mkrtumyan (2017–2021), Alexan Harutyunyan (2015–2016), Vahagn Melikyan (2012–2014), Vladimir Karmirshalyan (2006–2012), Ara Ayvazyan (2000–2006), Vahan Ter-Ghevondyan (1995–1998)
Uzbekistan | Yerevan, Armenia | Aram Grigoryan (from 2019)[72] |
Vatican City | Vatican City | Boris Sahakyan (appointed 1 March 2024)[73] | Garen Nazaryan (28 December 2018 – 18 December 2023), Mikael Minasyan (2013–2018), Vigen Chitechyan (2012–2013), Edward Nalbandian (2001–2007), Armen Sarkissian (1995–1996) (1998–2001)
Venezuela | Brazilia, Brazil | Armen Yeganyan (appointed 4 December 2023)[74] |
Vietnam | Hanoi, Vietnam | Suren Baghdasaryan (appointed 15 February 2024) | Vahram Kazhoyan (2019–2024),[75] Raisa Vardanyan (2013–2019),[76] Armen Sargsyan (2009–2013), Vahagn Movsisyan (2008–2008), Vassily Ghazaryan (2002–2008)

## See also

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* Politics portal

* List of diplomatic missions in Armenia
* List of diplomatic missions of Armenia
* List of ambassadors of Armenia to China
* List of ambassadors of Armenia to the United States
* Foreign relations of Armenia

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