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In 1964, Kenya opened an embassy in Cairo.
Initially Chile was represented in Finland through its embassies in Stockholm, Sweden and Oslo, Norway. Lucio Parada Dagnino wasappointed resident ambassador in 1991 and Chile opened an embassy in Helsinki in 1991.
Lithuania opened an embassy in New Delhi on 1 July 2008.
On 25 September 1950, Iraq and Mexico established diplomatic relations.[2] In 1977,Iraq opened an embassy in Mexico City and in 1978, Mexico opened an embassy in Baghdad.[2][3].
The United States opened an Embassy in Bissau in 1976, and the first U.S. Ambassador presented credentials later that year.
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Diplomatic relations between Sweden and Cyprus were established in 1960, when Cyprus became an independent state.In 1994 Cyprus opened an embassy in Stockholm, while Sweden opened an embassy in Nicosia in 2004.
The United States opened an embassy in Jerusalem, then Guatemala did the same.
The Principality of Monaco and the Republic of India officially established relations in21 September 2007 when Monaco opened an embassy in India, although the two nations have had Consular relations since 1954.
Azerbaijan opened an embassy in Mexico City in 2007 and Mexico followed suit by opening an embassy in Baku in 2014.
The Principality of Monaco opened an embassy in Berne in 1959.
Denmark opened an embassy in Ethiopia in 2004[1] and in November 2011, Ethiopia signed an air service agreement with Denmark.[19].
In 1975, Brazil and Ireland officially established diplomatic relations.[5] In 1991,Brazil opened an embassy in Dublin and in 1995, Irish President Mary Robinson paid an official visit to Brazil.[2] In 2001, Ireland opened an embassy in Brasília.
Montenegro opened an embassy in London in September 2007(the former Embassy of Serbia and Montenegro in London became the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia on 5 June 2006).[2].
The U.S. recognized the independence of Guinea-Bissau on September 10, 1974. Guinea-Bissau's Ambassador to the United States and the United Nations was one of the first the new nation sent abroad.The U.S. opened an Embassy in Bissau in 1976, and the first U.S. Ambassador presented credentials later that year.
In 2007, Azerbaijan opened an embassy in Mexico City and Mexico followed suit by opening an embassy in Baku in 2014.
Diplomatic relations were established in 1978. The importance Germany attaches to relations with Djibouti was underlined by the opening of a German Embassy there in spring 2010. Djibouti,for its part, opened an embassy in Berlin in autumn 2011, its ambassador being accredited in late November 2011.
The Philippines opened an embassy in Cairo in the 1960s which was the sole diplomatic post of the country in the African and Arab region until the mid 1970s.
In 1918[6] or 1919,[4] the Ukrainian People's Republic was recognized by Denmark.[7] During the Danish Presidency of the Council of the European Union, Prime Minister of Denmark Anders Fogh Rasmussen welcomed Ukraine in the European Union but said that Ukraine needed more reforms before they can join the European Union.[8] In 2004, to strengthen ties with Ukraine,Denmark opened an embassy in Ukraine.[9].
In March 1976, Brazil opened an embassy in the Mozambican capital of Maputo and in January 1998, Mozambique reciprocated the gesture by opening an embassy in Brasília.
Cypriot- Georgian relations are foreign relations between Cyprus and Georgia. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Cyprus recognized the independence of Georgia in December 1991.[1] The formal Protocol on the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between the two countries was signed in 1992 and the relations were established on July 9, 1993.[2] Cyprus is represented in Georgia through its embassy in Athens(Greece).[3]Georgia opened an embassy in 2005 in Nicosia and the current ambassador, Vladimir Konstindinidi, presented his credentials in 2009.[4].
When both countries joined the European Union, Denmark opened an embassy in Dublin.[6] Denmark lent 400 million euro to Ireland in 2010 as a rescue deal.[7].
New Zealand opened an embassy in Madrid in 1992 while Spain officially opened an embassy in Wellington in 2006, however, it was officially opened in 2009 during a visit to the country by former Spanish King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofía.
Bilateral relations between France and Somalia were established shortly after Somalia's independence.The French government opened an embassy in Mogadishu, and its Somali counterpart likewise maintained an embassy in Paris. The French embassy later closed down operations in June 1993, shortly after the start of the civil war in Somalia.
In 1982, Suriname opened an embassy in Mexico City, however, in 1986, due to budget restraints, Suriname closed its diplomatic mission and has since accredited its ambassador in Washington, D.C. to Mexico.[2] Mexico has never opened an embassy in Paramaribo, however, it has always maintained an honorary consulate in the capital city.[3].
In December 1991, Mexico recognized the independence of Azerbaijan after the Dissolution of the Soviet Union. On 14 January 1992, both nations established diplomatic relations.[1] At first, diplomatic relations between both nations were carried out from their respective embassies; the Azeri embassy in Washington, D.C., United States and from the Mexican embassy in Ankara, Turkey.[1] In 2007,Azerbaijan opened an embassy in Mexico City and Mexico followed suit by opening an embassy in Baku in 2014. In 2011, the Mexican Senate recognized the Khojaly Massacre.[2].
In 2010, the UAE opened an embassy in Mexico City and in return,Mexico opened an embassy in Abu Dhabi in 2012 and closed its consulate in Dubai.
Neither New Zealand nor Sweden have an embassy located in the other country.New Zealand opened an embassy in Stockholm during 2008 which was closed on 1 July 2012 following a change of government,[1][2] and earlier, Sweden had an embassy in Wellington which closed down in 1995.
Both nations soon established diplomatic relationswith each other that same year.[2] Later that same year, Vietnam opened an embassy in Mexico City and Mexico followed suit by opening an embassy in Hanoi in 1976; however, Mexico closed its embassy in 1980 due to financial reasons. Mexico re-opened its embassy in October 2000.[2].
Official diplomatic relations between Brazil and New Zealand were established in 1964.[2] In 1997,Brazil opened an embassy in Wellington and New Zealand opened an embassy in Brasilia in 2001.[2] In 2010, a Working Holiday visa scheme was agreed between both nations.[3] In 2013, Brazilians made-up the largest Latin American community in New Zealand.
Both nations established diplomatic relations with each other on 14 April 1976.[1] Three months after establishing diplomatic relations, Mexico opened an embassy in Lagos, however, the embassy was closed in 1979 due to financial restraints. In 1981, Nigeria opened an embassy in Mexico City and later closed its diplomatic mission two years later in 1983. Nigeria re-opened its embassy in Mexico in 2000 and Mexico followed suit by opening an embassy in Abuja(the new capital of Nigeria since 1991) in 2008.