The Guatemalan ambassador to the Peruvian Government in Lima is the official representative of the Government in Guatemala City to the Government of Peru.

Both countries established relations in 1857, after Peruvian diplomat Pedro Gálvez Egúsquiza was sent in 1856 to Central America on a mission to establish and improve relations with the states of said region. Relations have continued since.

List of representatives

NameTerm beginTerm endPresidentNotesAugusto Morales DardónCarlos Castillo ArmasFirst to serve as ambassador to Peru. He delivered his credentials on May 27, 1955.Juan Francisco OlivaMiguel Ydígoras FuentesColonel Oliva presented his credentials on October 22.Carlos Eduardo Paniagua EspañaEnrique Peralta AzurdiaJosé María ArguetaRamiro de León CarpioHostage during the Japanese embassy hostage crisis.Julio Antonio Torres ArriolaÁlvaro ArzúOlga María Aguja ZúñigaÓscar BergerGabriel Aguilera PeraltaÁlvaro ColomWalter David Zepeda ChavarríaOtto Pérez MolinaIrma Verónica Araujo SamayoaJimmy MoralesCarlos José Escobedo MenéndezIncumbentAlejandro Giammattei

See also List of ambassadors of Peru to Guatemala

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