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Encyclopedia > List of foreign ministers in 1992

Foreign ministers in 1991 - State leaders in 1992 - Foreign ministers in 1993

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Contents

3 Australia and Oceania

5 North America and the Caribbean

6 South America

Africa

Algeria - Lakhdar Brahimi (1991-1993)
Angola -
1. Pedro de Castro van D�nem (1989-1992)
2. Ven�ncio da Silva Moura (1992-1999)
Benin -
1. Th�odore Holo (1991-1992)
2. Saturnin Soglo (1992-1993)
Botswana - Gaositwe K.T. Chiepe (1985-1994)
Burkina Faso -
1. Prosper Vokouma (1989-1992)
2. Issa Dominique Konate (1992)
3. Thomas Sanou (1992-1994)
Burundi -
1. Cyprien Mbonimpa (1987-1992)
2. Lib�re Bararunyeretse (1992-1993)
Cameroon -
1. Jacques Roger Booh Booh (1988-1992)
2. Ferdinand L�opold Oyono (1992-1997)
Cape Verde - Jorge Carlos Fonseca (1991-1993)
Central African Republic -
1. Laurent Gomina-Pampali (1990-1992)
2. Jean-Marie Bassia (1992-1993)
Chad -
1. Soungui Ahmad (1990-1992)
2. Mahamat Ali Adoum (1992)
3. Korom Ahmad (1992-1994)
Comoros - Said Hassane Said Hachim (1991-1993)
Congo -
1. Jean-Blaise Kololo (1991-1992)
2. Dieudonn� Ganga (1992)
3. Benjamin Bounkoulou (1992-1995)
C�te d'Ivoire - Amara Essy (1990-2000)
Djibouti - Moumin Bahdon Farah (1978-1993)
Egypt - Amr Moussa (1991-2001)
Equatorial Guinea -
1. Santiago Eneme Ovono (1990-1992)
2. Benjam�n Mba Ekua Mik� (1992-1993)
Ethiopia - Seyoum Mesfin (1991-present)
Gabon - Pascaline Mferri Bongo (1991-1994)
The Gambia - Omar Sey (1987-1994)
Ghana - Obed Asamoah (1981-1997)
Guinea - Jean Traor� (1985-1993)
Guinea-Bissau -
1. J�lio Semedo (1984-1992)
2. Bernardino Cardoso (1992-1995)
Kenya - Wilson Ndolo Ayah (1990-1993)
Lesotho - Pius Tanki Molapo (1991-1993)
Liberia - Gabriel Bacchus Matthews (1990-1993)
Libya -
1. Ibrahim al-Bishari (1990-1992)
2. Umar Mustafa al-Muntasir (1992-2000)
Madagascar - C�saire Rabenoro (1991-1993)
Malawi - Hastings Kamuzu Banda (1964-1993)
Mali -
1. Souleymane Sidibe (1991-1992)
2. Mohamed Aloussine Tour� (1992-1993)
Mauritania -
1. Hasni Ould Didi (1990-1992)
2. Ismael Ould Yahi (1992)
3. Mohamed Abderahmane Ould Moine (1992-1994)
Mauritius - Paul B�renger (1991-1993)
Morocco - Abdellatif Filali (1985-1999)
Mozambique - Pascoal Mocumbi (1987-1994)
Namibia - Theo-Ben Gurirab (1990-2002)
Niger - Hassan Hamidou (1991-1993)
Nigeria - Ike Nwachukwu (1990-1993)
Rwanda -
1. Casimir Bizimungu (1989-1992)
2. Boniface Ngulinzira (1992-1993)
S�o Tom� and Pr�ncipe - Alda Bandeira (1991-1993)
Senegal - Djibo Ka (1991-1993)
Seychelles - Danielle de St. Jorre (1989-1997)
Sierra Leone -
1. Abdul Karim Koroma (1985-1992)
2. Ahmed Ramadan Dumbuya (1992)
3. Mohamed Lamin Kamara (1992-1993)
Somalia - Muhammad Ali Hamoud (1991-?)
South Africa - Roelof Botha (1977-1994)
Sudan - Ali Sahloul (1989-1993)
Swaziland - Sir George Mbikwakhe Mamba (1987-1993)
Tanzania - Ahmed Hassan Diria (1990-1993)
Togo -
1. Aboudou Tchiaka (1991-1992)
2. Ouattara Fambar� Natchaba (1992-1994)
Tunisia - Habib Ben Yahia (1991-1997)
Uganda - Paul Ssemogerere (1988-1994)
Western Sahara - Mohamed Salem Ould Salek (1988-1995)
Zaire -
1. Bagbeni Adeito Nzengeya (1991-1992)
2. Pierre Lumbi (1992-1993)
Zambia - Vernon Mwaanga (1991-1994)
Zimbabwe - Nathan Shamuyarira (1987-1995)

Asia

Afghanistan -
1. Abdul Wakil (1986-1992)
2. Sayed Solaiman Gilani (1992-1993)
Armenia -
1. Raffi Hovannisyan (1991-1992)
2. Arman Kirakosyan (1992-1993)
Azerbaijan -
1. Hussein-Aga Sadykhov (1988-1992)
2. Tofik Gasymov (1992-1993)
Bahrain - Muhammad ibn Mubarak ibn Hamad Al Khalifah (1971-present)
Bangladesh - A.S.M. Mostafizur Rahman (1991-1996)
Bhutan - Lyonpo Dawa Tsering (1972-1998)
Brunei - Pengiran Muda Mohamed Bolkiah (1984-present)
Cambodia - Hor Namhong (1990-1993)
People's Republic of China - Qian Qichen (1988-1998)
Cyprus - Georgios Iakovou (1983-1993)
Georgia -
1. Murman Omanidze (1991-1992)
2. Aleksandr Chikvaidze (1992-1995)
India -
1. Madhav Sinh Solanki (1991-1992)
2. Raghunandan Lal Bhatia (1992-1993)
Indonesia - Ali Alatas (1988-1999)
Iran - Ali Akbar Velayati (1981-1997)
Iraq -
1. Ahmad Hussein Khudayir al-Samarrai (1991-1992)
2. Muhammad Saeed al-Sahhaf (1992-2001)
Israel -
1. David Levy (1990-1992)
2. Shimon Peres (1992-1995)
Japan - Michio Watanabe (1991-1993)
Jordan - Kamel Abu Jaber (1991-1994)
Kazakhstan - Tuleutai Suleimenov (1991-1994)
North Korea - Kim Yong Nam (1983-1998)
South Korea - Lee Sang Ok (1990-1993)
Kuwait - Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad Al Jabir Al Sabah (1978-2003)
Kyrgyzstan -
1. Muratbek Imanaliyev (1991-1992)
2. Roza Otunbayeva (1992)
3. Marat Saralinov (1992)
4. Ednan Karabayev (1992-1993)
Laos - Phoune Sipraseuth (1975-1993)
Lebanon -
1. Far�s Boueiz (1990-1992)
2. Nasri Maalouf (1992)
3. Far�s Boueiz (1992-1998)
Malaysia - Datuk Abdullah Ahmad Badawi (1991-1999)
Maldives - Fathulla Jameel (1978-present)
Mongolia - Tserenpiliyn Gombos�ren (1988-1996)
Myanmar - Ohn Gyaw (1991-1998)
Nepal - Girija Prasad Koirala (1991-1994)
Oman - Youssef al-Alawi Abdullah (1982-present)
Pakistan - Siddiq Khan Kanju (1991-1993)
Philippines -
1. Raul S. Manglapus (1987-1992)
2. Roberto Romulo (1992-1995)
Qatar -
1. Mubarak Ali al-Khater (1990-1992)
2. Sheikh Hamad ibn Jaber Al Thani (1992-present)
Saudi Arabia - Sa`ud al-Faysal (1975-present)
Singapore - Wong Kan Seng (1988-1994)
Sri Lanka - Harold Herath (1990-1993)
Syria - Farouk al-Sharaa (1984-present)
Taiwan (Republic of China) - Frederick F. Chien (1990-1996)
Tajikistan -
1. Khudoberdy Kholiknazarov (1992)
2. Rashid Alimov (1992-1994)
Thailand -
1. Arsa Sarasin (1991-1992)
2. Pongpol Adireksarn (1992)
3. Arsa Sarasin (1992)
4. Prasong Soonsiri (1992-1994)
Turkey - Hikmet �etin (1991-1994)
Turkmenistan -
1. Avdy Kuliyev (1990-1992)
2. Khalikberdy Atayev (1992-1993)
United Arab Emirates - Rashid ibn Abdullah Al Nuaimi (1980-present)
Uzbekistan -
1. Shakhlo Makhmudova (1991-1992)
2. Ubaidulla Abdurazzakov (1992-1993)
Vietnam - Nguyen Manh Cam (1991-2000)
Yemen - Abdul Karim al-Iryani (1990-1993)

Australia and Oceania

Australia - Gareth Evans (1988-1996)
Fiji -
1. Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara (1988-1992)
2. Filipe Bole (1992-1994)
Kiribati - Teatao Teannaki (1991-1994)
Marshall Islands -
1. Charles Dominick (1989-1992)
2. Tom Kijiner (1992-1994)
Federated States of Micronesia - Resio S. Moses (1991-1996)
Nauru - Bernard Dowiyogo (1989-1995)
New Zealand - Don McKinnon (1990-1999)
Papua New Guinea -
1. Sir Michael Somare (1988-1992)
2. John Kaputin (1992-1994)
Samoa - Tofilau Eti Alesana (1988-1998)
Solomon Islands - Sir Peter Kenilorea (1990-1993)
Tonga - Prince Tupouto'a Tungi (1979-1998)
Tuvalu - Bikenibeu Paeniu (1989-1993)
Vanuatu - Serge Vohor (1991-1993)

Europe

Albania -
1. Ilir Bo�ka (1991-1992)
2. Alfred Serreqi (1992-1996)
Austria - Alois Mock (1987-1995)
Belarus - Petr Krauchenka (1990-1994)
Belgium -
1. Mark Eyskens (1989-1992)
2. Willy Claes (1992-1994)
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Haris Silajdzic (1990-1993)
- Republika Srpska - Aleksa Buha (1992-1998)
Bulgaria - Stoyan Ganev (1991-1993)
Croatia -
1. Zvonimir Separovic (1991-1992)
2. Zdenko Skrabalo (1992-1993)
Czechoslovakia -
1. Jir� Dienstbier (1989-1992)
2. Jozef Moravc�k (1992)
Denmark - Uffe Ellemann-Jensen (1982-1993)
Estonia -
1. Lennart Meri (1990-1992)
2. Jaan Manitski (1992)
3. Trivimi Velliste (1992-1994)
Finland - Paavo V�yrynen (1991-1993)
France - Roland Dumas (1988-1993)
Germany -
1. Hans-Dietrich Genscher (1982-1992)
2. Klaus Kinkel (1992-1998)
Greece -
1. Antonis Samaras (1990-1992)
2. Konstantinos Mitsotakis (1992)
3. Michalis Papakonstantinou (1992-1993)
Hungary - G�za Jeszenszky (1990-1994)
Iceland - J�n Baldvin Hannibalsson (1988-1995)
Republic of Ireland -
1. Gerard Collins (1989-1992)
2. David Andrews (1992-1993)
Italy -
1. Gianni De Michelis (1989-1992)
2. Vincenzo Scotti (1992)
3. Giuliano Amato (1992)
4. Emilio Colombo (1992-1993)
Latvia -
1. Janis Jurkans (1990-1992)
2. Georgs Andrejevs (1992-1994)
Liechtenstein - Hans Brunhart (1978-1993)
Lithuania -
1. Algirdas Saudargas (1990-1992)
2. Povilas Gylys (1992-1996)
Luxembourg - Jacques Poos (1984-1999)
Republic of Macedonia - Denko Maleski (1991-1993)
Malta - Guido de Marco (1989-1996)
Moldova - Nicolae Tiu (1991-1994)
Netherlands - Hans van den Broek (1982-1993)
Norway - Thorvald Stoltenberg (1990-1993)
Poland - Krzysztof Skubiszewski (1989-1993)
Portugal -
1. Jo�o de Deus Pinheiro (1987-1992)
2. Jos� Manuel Dur�o Barroso (1992-1995)
Romania -
1. Adrian Nastase (1990-1992)
2. Teodor Viorel Melescanu (1992-1996)
Russia - Andrey Kozyrev (1990-1996)
San Marino - Gabriele Gatti (1986-2002)
Slovenia - Dimitrij Rupel (1990-1993)
Spain -
1. Francisco Fern�ndez Ord��ez (1985-1992)
2. Javier Solana Madariaga (1992-1995)
Sweden - Margaretha af Ugglas (1991-1994)
Switzerland - Ren� Felber (1988-1993)
Ukraine - Anatolii Zlenko (1990-1994)
United Kingdom - Douglas Hurd (1989-1995)
Vatican City - Jean-Louis Tauran (1990-2003)
Yugoslavia -
1. Milivoje Maksic (1991-1992)
2. Vladislav Jovanovic (1992)
3. Ilija Djukic (1992-1993)

North America and the Caribbean

Antigua and Barbuda - Lester Bird (1991-2004)
The Bahamas -
1. Clement T. Maynard (1984-1992)
2. Orville Alton Turnquest (1992-1994)
Barbados - Maurice King (1989-1993)
Belize - Said Musa (1989-1993)
Canada - Barbara McDougall (1991-1993)
Costa Rica - Bernd H. Niehaus Quesada (1990-1994)
Cuba -
1. Isidoro Malmierca Peoli (1976-1992)
2. Ricardo Alarc�n de Quesada (1992-1993)
Dominica - Brian G.K. Alleyne (1990-1995)
Dominican Republic - Juan Aristides Taveras Guzm�n (1991-1994)
El Salvador - Jos� Manuel Pacas Castro (1989-1994)
Grenada -
1. Nicholas Brathwaite (1991-1992)
2. Dennis Noel (1992)
3. Nicholas Brathwaite (1992-1995)
Guatemala - Gonzalo Men�ndez Park (1991-1993)
Guyana -
1. Desmond Hoyte (1990-1992)
2. Clement Rohee (1992-2001)
Haiti -
1. Jean-Robert Simonise (1991-1992)
2. Fran�ois Beno�t (1992-1993)
Honduras - Mario Car�as Zapata (1990-1994)
Jamaica - David Coore (1989-1993)
Mexico - Fernando Solana Morales (1988-1993)
Nicaragua -
1. Enrique Dreyfus (1990-1992)
2. Ernesto Leal (1992-1997)
Panama - Julio Linares (1989-1993)
Saint Kitts and Nevis - Kennedy A. Simmonds (1983-1995)
Saint Lucia -
1. Neville Cenac (1987-1992)
2. George Mallet (1992-1996)
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines -
1. James Fitz-Allen Mitchell (1984-1992)
2. Herbert Young (1992-1994)
Trinidad and Tobago - Ralph Maraj (1991-1995)
United States -
1. James Baker (1989-1992)
2. Lawrence Eagleburger (1992-1993)

South America

Argentina - Guido Di Tella (1991-1999)
Bolivia -
1. Carlos Iturralde Ballivi�n (1989-1992)
2. Ronald MacLean Abaroa (1992-1993)
Brazil -
1. Jos� Francisco Rezek (1990-1992)
2. Celso Lafer (1992)
3. Fernando Henrique Cardoso (1992-1993)
Chile - Enrique Silva Cimma (1990-1994)
Colombia - Noem� San�n (1991-1994)
Ecuador -
1. Diego Cordovez Zegers (1988-1992)
2. Diego Paredes Pe�a (1992-1994)
Paraguay - Alexis Frutos Vaesken (1990-1993)
Peru -
1. Augusto Blacker Miller (1991-1992)
2. �scar de la Puente Raygada (1992-1993)
Suriname - Subhas Mungra (1991-1996)
Uruguay - H�ctor Gros Espiell (1990-1993)
Venezuela -
1. Reinaldo Figueredo (1989-1992)
2. Humberto Calder�n Berti (1992)
3. Fernando Ochoa Antich (1992-1994)

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