List of ambassadors of Cambodia

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This is a list of current ambassadors of Cambodia around the world.^[1]

List of ambassadors

Host Country	Ambassador
Australia	H.E. Mr. CHANN Ratana
Belgium	H.E. Mr. NOM Piseth
Brunei	H.E. Mr. HOK Sophea
China	H.E. Mrs. KHEK Cai Mealy Sysoda
Cuba	H.E. Mrs. BAN Borom
Egypt	H.E. Mr. KHUON Phon Rattanak
France	H.E. Mr. KET Sophann
Germany	H.E. Mrs. PHEN Savny
India	H.E. Mr. UNG Sean
Indonesia	H.E. Mr. IV Heang
Japan	H.E. Mr. UNG Rachana
Kuwait	H.E. Mr. HUN Han
Laos	H.E. Mrs. THONG Sokuntheary
Malaysia	H.E. Mr. CHEUY Vichet
Myanmar	H.E. Mr. CHHOUK Bunna
North Korea	H.E. Mr. SIENG Bunvuth
Philippines	H.E. Mr. LENG Chanvirak
Russia	H.E. Mr. EAT Seyla
Serbia	H.E. Mr. TAN Vutha
Singapore	H.E. Mr. SOK Khoeun
South Korea	H.E. Mr. LONG Dimanche
Switzerland	H.E. Mr. AN Sokkhoeurn
Thailand	H.E. Mr. OUK Sorphorn
Turkey	H.E. Mr. MEAS Kimheng
United Kingdom	H.E. Mr. KAN Pharidh
United Nations	H.E. Mr. KE Sovann
UNESCO	H.E. Mr. BONG Sovath
United States	H.E. Mr. CHUM Sounry
Vietnam	H.E. Mr. CHAY Navuth

See also

Lists of ambassadors

References

↑ "Cambodia's Missions Abroad". Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (Cambodia). Retrieved 8 November 2020.

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