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The Ecuadorian ambassador next the European Commission is the official representative of the Government in Quito to the European Commission. He is concurrently accredited to the government of Bélgium, the government in the Hague Netherlands, in Paris and the UNESCO.
List of representatives
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| Diplomatic agrément/Diplomatic accreditation
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Ambassador
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Observations
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President of Ecuador
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President of the European Commission
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Term end
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| February 14, 1964
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Clemente Yerovi
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Clemente Yeroui Indaburu
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Ramón Castro Jijón
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Walter Hallstein
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| October 5, 1971
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Antonio José Lucio Paredes
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[1]
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José María Velasco Ibarra
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Franco Maria Malfatti
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| June 13, 1973
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Armando Pesantes García
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[2]
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Guillermo Rodríguez Lara
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François-Xavier Ortoli
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| December 17, 1979
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José Ayala Lasso
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(Ecuador) (b. 1932) 15 Mar 1997 - 12 Sep 1997
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Jaime Roldós
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Roy Jenkins
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| December 15, 1983
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Hernán Guarderas Iturralde
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Osvaldo Hurtado
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Gaston Thorn
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| June 4, 1987
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Diego Paredes Peña
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León Febres Cordero
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Jacques Delors
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| May 6, 1989
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Xavier Pérez Martínez
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Rodrigo Borja
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Jacques Delors
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| October 14, 1993
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Louis Orrantia Gonzalez
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Sixto Durán Ballén
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Jacques Delors
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| May 21, 1997
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Alfredo Pinoargote Cevallos
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Fabián Alarcón
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Jacques Santer
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| April 18, 2002
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Méntor Villagómez Merino
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Gustavo Noboa
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Romano Prodi
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| June 11, 2007
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Fernando Yépez Lasso
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Rafael Correa
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José Manuel Barroso
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| July 23, 2014
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Pablo Villagómez Reinel
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Rafael Correa
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Jean-Claude Juncker
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| April 30, 2019
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Pablo Ortiz García
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Lenín Moreno
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Jean-Claude Juncker
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2021
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