The Croatian Ambassador to the United States oversees the diplomatic protocol and bilateral relations of Croatia and the United States. The office was created on April 7, 1992, following the independence of Croatia with an initial U.S. presence in Croatia dating back to May 9, 1946, in the capital city of Zagreb. Croatia has an embassy in Washington, D.C., with general consulates in Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City. The U.S. has an embassy in Zagreb. Diplomatic agrément Diplomatic accreditation Ambassador President of Croatia Prime Minister of Croatia U.S. President NotesChief of Protocol, Franjo TuđmanFranjo GregurićGeorge H. W. BushDiplomatic relations established1Petar A. ŠarčevićFranjo TuđmanFranjo GregurićGeorge H. W. BushBorn on 26 April 1941 in Subotica. Completed law studies at University of Zagreb in 1965 and commenced postgraduate studies European Integration at the University of Amsterdam. He acquired his Dr. iur. at the Faculty of Law and Economics of the University of Mainz. He is married to Professor Susan Šarčević, a former partner in his professional career.Petar Šarčević (veleposlanik)2Miomir ŽužulFranjo TuđmanZlatko MatešaBill ClintonNamed as ambassador to the United States after a disagreement with Foreign Minister Mate Granić. Žužul declared that he would seek reconciliation with Croatia's former enemies and also invited NATO to establish bases in Croatia as a prelude to the country's membership in the alliance.3Ivan GrdešićStjepan MesićIvica RačanBill Clinton4Neven JuricaStjepan MesićIvo SanaderGeorge W. Bush5Kolinda Grabar-KitarovićStjepan MesićIvo SanaderGeorge W. Bush6Josip ParoIvo JosipovićZoran MilanovićBarack Obama7Pjer ŠimunovićKolinda Grabar-KitarovićAndrej PlenkovićDonald Trump
See also
List of diplomatic missions of Croatia List of diplomatic missions in Croatia List of ambassadors of the United States to Croatia
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