Hello dprk007,
The Iraqi-American Chamber of Comerce and Industry seams to be the
most up to date website listing foreign embassies in Iraq:
http://iraqiamericancci.org/iacci/left%20links/travel%20package/travel%20services.htm
lists: Australia, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India,
Japan, Korea, Lebanon, Romania, Spain, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, United
Aram Emirates, and Vietnam.
It is also possible that a country not accredited to Iraq may be
represented to some extent by one of the other embassies in Baghdad.
The following list, from the website above, may be a good indication
of this.
iraqi embassies and consulates abroad: [ mostly consulates]
Arab Republic of Egypt, Arab Republic of Syria, Czech Republic,
Federation of Malaysia, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Hellenic Republic
of Greece, Islamic Republic of Iran, Italian Republic, Kingdom of
Bahrain, Kingdom of Belgium, Kingdom of Morrocco, Kingdom of Spain,
Kingdom of Sweden, Kingdom of the Netherlands, Lebanese Republic,
People's Republic of China,Republic of Austria, Republic of Bulgaria,
Republic of India, Republic of Poland, Republic of Sudan, Republic of
Tunisia, Republic of Turkey, Republic of Yemen, Romania, Russian
Federation, State of Qatar, Swiss Conferedation, United Arab Emirates,
United States of America.
Also:
In Google News (1630hrs GMT 29Jun05): Iran, the Philippines and
Slovakia already have an embassy, and the Swiss are represented:
Tehran, Baghdad to enhance ties
Persian Journal, Iran - 9 Jun 2005
"Iraqi oil minister in a meeting Wednesday with Iranian ambassador to
Baghdad Qomi added that Iraq is interested in exploring ways to
strengthen relations with Tehran."
DFA: RP WON'T RESORT TO FORCED EVACUATION IN IRAQ
Philippine Headline News, Philippines - 26 Jun 2005
"... Cimatu said Filipinos in Iraq, who are mostly working in US
military camps, have been discouraged from going to the Philippine
Embassy in Baghdad because of ... "
Q&A with Slovak Foreign Affairs Ministry
Slovak Spectator, Slovakia - 20 Jun 2005
"... operations in Iraq. The Slovak Spectator (TSS): What official
information can you provide regarding the June 11 attack at Slovakia's
embassy in Baghdad? ..."
Swiss support push for democracy in Iraq
Swissinfo, Switzerland - 22 Jun 2005
"... urged all nations to boost diplomatic ties with Iraq. ... a small
liaison office in Baghdad and Balzaretti ... our office already
functions like an embassy," he said. .... Switzerland currently
operates a small liaison office in Baghdad and Balzaretti said Bern
had no immediate plans to boost its presence in the Iraqi capital...."
And, as indicated in other articles, more countries are upgrading,
opening or re-opening their embassies:
Morocco to appoint ambassador to Iraq
Monsters and Critics.com, UK - 25 Jun 2005
"... It is worth noting that Morocco was one of the countries which
kept their embassies operational in Baghdad throughout the difficult
periods which Iraq lived. ..."
Nations pledge to support Iraq
World Peace Herald, DC - 23 Jun 2005
"...Jordan, Egypt, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia said they would restore
full diplomatic relations with Iraq and open embassies in Baghdad
soon...."
Canada names ambassador to Baghdad
Globe and Mail, Canada - 23 Jun 2005
"... assist in re-establishing an embassy in Baghdad and improving
delivery of Canada's $300-million program to support reconstruction
and democracy in Iraq, he said ..."
And, with Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari on diplomatic trips,
even more embassies or diplomatic missions may open soon.
Nations pledge to support Iraq
Washington Times, DC - 22 Jun 2005
"... "The children of Iraq, like your children, do not ... He also
asked for more training of Iraqi security forces and urged countries
to open embassies in Baghdad. ..." "
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