List of ambassadors of Uruguay

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The following is a list of countries to which Uruguay has provided ambassadors, with their respective incumbents (in 2013).

Host CountryAmbassadorNotes
Angola Álvaro Enrique González Otero [1] Concurrent: Nigeria
Argentina Guillermo Pomi [2]
Australia Alberto Leopoldo Fajardo Klappenbach [3] Concurrent: Fiji, New Zealand, East Timor
Austria Carlos BarrosConcurrent: Hungary, Slovakia
Belgium Walter Cancela [4] Concurrent: Luxembourg
Bolivia Carlos Flanagan
Brazil Carlos Amorín
Canada Elbio RosselliConcurrent: Iceland
Chile Rodolfo Camarosano
China Mª del Rosario PortellConcurrent: Macau
Colombia Duncan Croci
Costa Rica Fernando Marr
Cuba Ariel Bergamino Concurrent: Jamaica
Czech Republic Diana Magdalena EspinoConcurrent: Slovenia, Turkey
Dominican Republic Luis Alberto CarresseConcurrent: Barbados
Ecuador Enrique Delgado
Egypt Agustín EspinosaConcurrent: Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Jordan, Libya
El Salvador Mª Cristina FigueroaConcurrent: Nicaragua
Finland Pablo Emilio Sader Hernández
France Omar MesaConcurrent: Algeria, Monaco, Senegal
Germany Alberto Guani Amarilla
Greece
Guatemala Mª del Carmen FrosConcurrent: Honduras
Holy See Daniel Ramada [5] Concurrent: Order of Malta
India César FerrerConcurrent: Bangladesh
Iran Juan Carlos OjedaConcurrent: Pakistan
Israel Abram Greiver
Italy Gustavo Álvarez GoyoagaConcurrent: Croatia, Tunisia
Japan Ana Mª Estévez
Lebanon Jorge Luis JureConcurrent: Cyprus, Syria
Malaysia Gerardo PratoConcurrent: Cambodia, Thailand
Mexico Rodolfo Camarosano [4] Concurrent: Bahamas
Netherlands Álvaro Moerzinger
Panama Francisco Purificatti
Paraguay Juan Enrique Fischer
Peru Juan José Arteaga
Poland Julio GiambrunoConcurrent: Belarus, Lithuania, Ukraine
Portugal José Korzeniak [4] Concurrent: Morocco
Qatar José Luis RemediConcurrent: Bahrain, Oman
Romania Pedro Martín Mo AmaroConcurrent: Bulgaria, Serbia
Russia Jorge Alberto MeyerConcurrent: Armenia, Kazakhstan
Saudi Arabia Rodolfo InvernizziConcurrent: Iraq, Kuwait
South Africa Luis Homero BermúdezConcurrent: Ghana
South Korea Alba FlorioConcurrent: Philippines
Spain Francisco Bustillo [6] Concurrent: Andorra
Sweden Zulma GuelmanConcurrent: Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Norway
Switzerland Luis Ricardo NarioConcurrent: Kenya, Liechtenstein
United Arab Emirates Nelson Yemil Chabén [1]
United Kingdom Néstor MoreiraConcurrent: Ireland
United States Carlos Pita
Venezuela Óscar RamosConcurrent: Trinidad and Tobago
Vietnam Carlos Mª IrigarayConcurrent: Indonesia and Singapore

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