List of ambassadors of Sweden to Ukraine
The ambassador of Sweden to Ukraine is in charge of Sweden's diplomatic mission to Ukraine.
Swedish ambassadors and consuls to Ukraine from 1992
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The Swedish Embassy on vul. Ivana Franka 34/33 in Kyiv.
The Swedish embassy in Kyiv was opened in 1992 with its location at Hotel National on vul. Rozi Luksemburg 5. Since 1997 the embassy is located at vul. Ivana Franka 34/33.
In office | Ambassadors in Kyiv |
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1992–1996 | Martin Hallqvist |
1996–2000 | Göran Jacobsson |
2000–2004 | Åke Pettersson |
2004–2008 | John-Christer Åhlander |
2008–2013 | Stefan Gullgren |
2013–2016 | Andreas von Beckerath |
2016–2019 | Martin Hagström[1] |
2019-Present | Tobias Thyberg |
Since 2000 there is also a Swedish honorary consulate in Kakhovka, Kherson Oblast in southern Ukraine.
In office | Consuls in Kakhovka |
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2000–present | Carl Sturén |
Swedish representatives in the Ukrainian part of the Russian Empire
Sweden also had several consuls and vice-consuls in the Ukrainian part of the Russian Empire. The diplomatic representations were formally in function until 1924, but in reality until about 1920. There were consuls in Odesa, Kharkiv and Kyiv and vice-consuls (most often non-Swedes) in Berdiansk, Kerch, Mariupol, Mykolaiv, Odesa, Sevastopol and Taganrog.
In office | Consuls in Odesa |
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183?–1857 | John Wilkins |
1857–1882 | Ignace von Ephrussi |
1882–1900 | Robert Wilkins |
1900–1902 | vacant |
1902–1924 | Oscar Mauritz Heribert Osberg |
In office | Consuls in Kharkiv |
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1908–1924 | Adolf Gustaf Münch |
In office | Consuls in Kyiv |
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1908–1916 | Michael Teofilovitj Bukowinski[2] |
1916–1917 | Claude Gustaf Hjalmar de Laval |
1918 | vacant |
1919–1924 | Theodor Harald Focker |
In office | Vice-Consuls in Berdiansk[3] |
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1848–1889 | Giovanni Gasparo Ivancich |
1889–1916 | Andronic Paicos |
1916–1924 | Edgar Borchert |
In office | Vice-Consuls in Kerch[4] |
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1869–1902 | François Tomasini della Torre |
In office | Vice-Consuls in Mariupol[5] |
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1871–1898 | Giovanni Battista Chiozzo |
In office | Vice-Consuls in Mykolaiv[6] |
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1874–1897 | Charles Huntley Lawton |
1897–1915 | Victor Bossalini |
1915–1924 | James Reginald Martin |
In office | Vice-Consuls in Odesa[7] |
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1853–1882 | Robert Wilkins |
1882–1898 | vacant |
1898–1901 | Einar Jessen |
In office | Vice-Consuls in Sevastopol[8] |
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1893–1902 | Nicolas Pierre Gripari |
See also
- Embassy of Sweden in Kyiv
- Diplomatic missions of Sweden
- Swedish-Ukrainian relations
Notes
- Envoys from Sweden, Norway, Belarus, Kuwait give credentials to Poroshenko, UNIAN (6 October 2016)
- He was a vice-consul under the consul of Odesa.
- The vice-consulate in Berdiansk first belonged to the consulate in Odesa, but in 1908 it was moved under Kharkiv and in 1916 under Rostov.
- The vice-consulate in Kerch belonged to the consulate in Odesa.
- The vice-consulate in Mariupol belonged to the consulate in Odesa.
- The vice-consulate in Mykolaiv belonged to the consulate in Odesa.
- The vice-consulate in Odesa belonged to the consulate in Odesa.
- The vice-consulate in Sevastopol belonged to the consulate in Odesa.
References
- Sveriges Statskalender 1835–2008
- The official website of the Swedish Embassy in Kyiv
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