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The '''U.S. Mission to Iraq''' includes the Embassy and civilian agencies, but does not, at the present time, control [[Multi-National Force-Iraq]], the senior US military headquarters there. The current Ambassador is [[Christopher Hill (U.S. diplomat)|Christopher R. Hill]]. | The '''U.S. Mission to Iraq''' includes the Embassy and civilian agencies, but does not, at the present time, control [[Multi-National Force-Iraq]], the senior US military headquarters there. The current Ambassador is [[Christopher Hill (U.S. diplomat)|Christopher R. Hill]]. | ||
Full diplomatic relations were restored after the transition to Iraqi sovereignty. The Ambassadors have been: | Full diplomatic relations were restored after the [[Iraq War#Transfer of power|transition to Iraqi sovereignty]]. The Ambassadors have been: | ||
*[[John Negroponte]] | *[[John Negroponte]] (2004-) | ||
*[[Zalmay Khalizad]] | *[[Zalmay Khalizad]] | ||
*[[Ryan Crocker]] (2007-2009) | *[[Ryan Crocker]] (2007-2009) | ||
Revision as of 20:12, 11 August 2009
The U.S. Mission to Iraq includes the Embassy and civilian agencies, but does not, at the present time, control Multi-National Force-Iraq, the senior US military headquarters there. The current Ambassador is Christopher R. Hill.
Full diplomatic relations were restored after the transition to Iraqi sovereignty. The Ambassadors have been:
- John Negroponte (2004-)
- Zalmay Khalizad
- Ryan Crocker (2007-2009)