List of ambassadors of Iran to Afghanistan

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Ambassador of Iran to Afghanistan
Persian: سفیر ایران در افغانستان
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Incumbent
Bahador Amininan Jazi
since November 1, 2013
Inaugural holderNasrollah Ehtela ol-Molk Khalatbari
Formation1919

The Iranian ambassador in Kabul is the official representative of the Government in Tehran to the Government of Afghanistan.

List of representatives

Diplomatic accreditation Diplomatic accreditation Solar Hijri calendar Ambassador Persian language Observations List of heads of state of Iran List of heads of state of Afghanistan Term end Term end Solar Hijri calendar
1919 1297 Nasrollah Ehtela ol-Molk Khalatbari (fa) Persian: نصرالله خلعتبری اعتلاءالملک Ahmad Shah Qajar Amanullah Khan
1926 1304 Mehdi Farrokh (de) Persian: مهدی فرخ Reza Shah Pahlavi Amanullah Khan
1927 1305 Abdolmohmed Moadab os-Sultan Persian: عبدالمحمد مؤدب‌السلطان Reza Shah Pahlavi Amanullah Khan
1928 1306 Nasrollah Ehtela ol-Molk Khalatbari Persian: نصرالله خلعتبری Reza Shah Pahlavi Amanullah Khan
1932 1310 Mohammad-Taghi Esfandiari (fa) Persian: محمدتقی اسفندیاری منتخب‌الملک Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Nadir Shah 1935 1313
1933 1311 Mahmoud Salahi Persian: محمود صلاحی Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah 1934 1312
1934 1312 Ali Akbar Bahman (fa) Persian: علی‌اکبر بهمن Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah
1938 1316 Bagher Kazemi (de) Persian: باقر کاظمی Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah
1939 1317 Ali Soheili Persian: علی سهیلی Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah
1940 1318 Hossein Sami'i Persian: حسین سمیعی ادیب‌السلطنه Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah
1943 1321 Abolqasem Najm Persian: ابوالقاسم نجم Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah
1946 1323 Hassan-Ali Kamal Hedayat Nasr ol-Molk (fa) Persian: حسنعلی کمال هدایت نصرالملک Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah 1948 1326
1949 1327 Abdol-Hossein Masoud Ansari (fa) Persian: عبدالحسین مسعود انصاری Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah
1951 1329 Mahmoud Salahi Persian: محمود صلاحی SALAHI, Mahmud : B. 1892 ; P. Retired Diplomat ; F. Belong to an old pious family of Tehran , who SALAHSHUR held high … Held the Following positions:- Consul - General of Iran at Harat ; Consul at Mosul ; consul at Baghdad ;
  • from 1930 to 1932 Consul in Hamburg.
  • February 1, 1939, the Exequatur, as Consul - General at Hamburg.
  • Director General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
  • Acting Foreign Minister.

Iranian ambassador to Iraq Baghdad. Iranian ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Jeddah.[1][2]

Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah 1951 1329
1952 1330 Mahmud Salahi Persian: محمود صلاحی Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah
1955 1333 Mohammad Shayesteh Persian: محمد شایسته Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah
1959 1337 Abdol-Amir Rashidi Haeri (fa) Persian: عبدالامیر رشیدی حائری Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah
1961 1339 Mohammad Zolfaqari (fa) Persian: محمد ذوالفقاری Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah
1966 1344 Mahmoud Foroughi (fa) Persian: محمود فروغی Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah
August 13, 1971 1349 Jahangir Tafazzoli Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Zahir Shah 1974 1352
August 13, 1974 1352 Hossein Davoudi Persian: حسین حسینی داوودی Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Mohammed Daoud Khan 1978 1356
August 13, 1978 1356 Pourang Baharlu Persian: پورنگ بهارلو Chargé d'affaires (died in 1979) Pourang Baharlu, the Portuguese Republic – l'Ambassadeur d'Iran à Berne, Sion, 24 septembre 1971: Réception de l'Ambassadeur d'Iran à Berne, Sion, 24 septembre ... accompagné du conseiller d'ambassade Monsieur Pourang Baharlou. Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Nur Muhammad Taraki 1979 1357
1978 1356 Vahid Majdi Persian: وحید مجدی Chargé d'affaires (died in 1979) in English 1230 gmt 5 Oct 79) Amin receives foreign envoys On 6 October President Amin received the outgoing Pakistan Ambassador, Riaz Piracha, and the Iranian charge d'affaires, Vahid Majdi (Kabul home service 1600 gmt 6 Oct 79)[3] Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Nur Muhammad Taraki 1979
1982 1360 Alireza Nikunia Chargé d'affaires Ali Khamenei Babrak Karmal 1984
1985 1363 Mohammad-Taghi Mohammadi Persian: محمدتقی حاج‌محمدی Chargé d'affaires Ali Khamenei Babrak Karmal 1985
July 1, 1992 1370 Mohammad Hassan Mohieddin Najafi Persian: محمدحسین محی‌الدین نجفی [4] Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani Burhanuddin Rabbani September 1, 1992 1370
May 13, 1995 1373 Mohammad-Reza Forghani Persian: محمدرضا فرقانی 2009 he was Iranian ambassador to Turkmenistan in Ashgabat. Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani Burhanuddin Rabbani
1998 1376 Mohammad-Ebrahim Taherian Fard Persian: محمدابراهیم طاهریان‌فرد 16.10.2018 he was Iranian ambassador to Turkey Mohammad Khatami Burhanuddin Rabbani
2003 1381 Mohammad-Reza Bahrami Persian: محمدرضا بهرامی طاقانکی Mohammad Khatami Hamid Karzai September 20, 2007 1385
2007 1385 Mohammad-Hassan Mohieddin Najafi Chargé d'affaires Najafi, Mohammad Hasan Mohi-ed-Din Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Hamid Karzai
2010 1388 [[Fada-Hossein Maleki (fa) Persian: فداحسین مالکی [5] Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Hamid Karzai 2012 1390
May 8, 2012 1390 Abolfazl Zohrevand Persian: ابوالفضل ظهره‌وند Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Hamid Karzai 2013 1391
November 1, 2013 1391 Mohammad-Reza Bahrami Persian: محمدرضا بهرامی طاقانکی Hassan Rouhani Hamid Karzai

Coordinates: 34°31′51″N 69°10′31″E / 34.530833°N 69.175162°E / 34.530833; 69.175162[6][7]

See also

References

  1. ^ Mahrad, Ahmad (1 September 1985). Die Aussenpolitik Irans von 1950 bis 1954 und die Aufnahme der Beziehungen zwischen Iran und der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Breitenbach. ISBN 9783881563161 – via Google Books.
  2. ^ "Iran Who's who". Echo of Iran. 1 September 1972 – via Google Books.
  3. ^ Gale, Cengage; Group, Taylor & Francis (1 September 1980). Far East and Australasia, 1980-81. Europa Publications. ISBN 9780905118512 – via Google Books.
  4. ^ "Directory of Iranian Officials: A Reference Aid". The Agency. 1 September 1992 – via Google Books.
  5. ^ "Iran and Saudi Arabia in Afghanistan". thediplomat.com.
  6. ^ Adamec, Ludwig W. (1 September 1979). First Supplement to the Who's who of Afghanistan: Democratic Republic of Afghanistan. Akademische Druck- u. Verlagsanstalt. ISBN 9783201011136 – via Google Books.
  7. ^ "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 4 March 2021. Retrieved 18 April 2019.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
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