List of ambassadors of Italy to Cyprus

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Ambassador of Italy to Cyprus
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Incumbent
Andrea Cavallari

since September 25, 2017
Inaugural holder Pietro Solari
FormationSeptember 12, 1961

The Italian ambassador in Nicosia is the official representative of the Government in Rome to the Government of Cyprus.

List of representatives

Diplomatic accreditation Ambassador Observations List of prime ministers of Italy President of Cyprus Term end


September 12, 1961 Pietro Solari Fernando Tambroni Makarios III
November 18, 1964 Mario Battisti Chargé d'affaires Giovanni Leone Makarios III
June 9, 1965 Franco Bounous Giovanni Leone Makarios III
September 29, 1969 Alessandro Capece Minutolo di Bugnano Giovanni Leone Makarios III
September 9, 1972 Vittoriano Manfredi Giulio Andreotti Makarios III
September 23, 1975 Romano Rossetti Aldo Moro Makarios III
October 23, 1978 Georgio Stea-Antonini Giulio Andreotti Spyros Kyprianou
May 8, 1981 Ugo Toscano Giovanni Spadolini Spyros Kyprianou
November 23, 1986 Paolo Valfrè di Bonzo Bettino Craxi Spyros Kyprianou
January 10, 1989 Guido Rizzo Venci Giulio Andreotti George Vasiliou
March 16, 1993 Graziella Simbolotti Carlo Azeglio Ciampi Glafkos Klerides
July 5, 1997 Francesco Bascone Romano Prodi Glafkos Klerides
October 1, 2001 Gherardo la Francesca Silvio Berlusconi Glafkos Klerides
September 30, 2005 Luigi Napolitano Silvio Berlusconi Tassos Papadopoulos
December 1, 2009 Alfredo Bastianelli Silvio Berlusconi Demetris Christofias
January 14, 2013 Guido Cerboni Enrico Letta Demetris Christofias
September 25, 2017 Andrea Cavallari (Italian Diplomat) Paolo Gentiloni Nicos Anastasiades

Coordinates: 38°43′26″N9°08′13″W / 38.723926°N 9.136987°W / 38.723926; -9.136987

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References

  1. Ambasciatore italiano in Nicosia (Cipro),