The following lists Indonesian officials who have served as Indonesia's ambassadors to Germany. This list also includes those who provisionally assume the ambassador's duties as chargé d'affaires ad interim as well as the ambassador to the former East Germany. Diplomatic relations between Indonesia and the Federal Republic of Germany (then known as West Germany) were established on 25 June 1952.
+NameBackgroundAppointmentPresentation of credentialsTermination of missionAlexander Andries MaramisPolitical appointee8 May 1953Zairin ZainCareer diplomat17 December 1956Lukman HakimPolitical appointee6 May 1961Alfian Yusuf HelmiCareer diplomat7 February 1967Jusuf IsmaelPolitical appointee1 January 196918 April 1969Achmad TirtosudiroMilitary31 July 1973Awaloedin DjaminMilitary24 November 1976Josef MuskitaMilitary3 May 1979Ashadi TjahjadiMilitary16 September 1983November 1986SukardiMilitary18 December 1986January 1990Hasjim DjalalCareer diplomat24 July 1990January 1994Hartono MartodiredjoMilitary21 October 199321 February 1994August 1997Izhar IbrahimCareer diplomat15 October 19972001Rahardjo JamtomoCareer diplomat18 June 200126 September 20012004Makmur WidodoCareer diplomat7 October 200410 January 2005September 2008Eddy PratomoCareer diplomat20 January 200928 April 20092013Fauzi BowoPolitical appointee24 December 201319 February 20142017Arif Havas OegrosenoCareer diplomat20 February 20188 May 2018December 2024Abdul Kadir JailaniCareer diplomat25 August 202519 December 2025incumbent
Chargé d'affaires ad interim During the vacancy between the departure of the outgoing ambassador and the arrival of the incoming ambassador, the embassy is led by the deputy chief of mission. In the absence of the deputy chief of mission, the embassy is instead led by the highest-ranked official in the embassy. +NameTook officeLeft officePermanent officeI Gde Djelantik20042005deputy chief of missionFajar Wirawan HarijoDecember 20245 December 2025
Ambassador of Indonesia to East Germany Indonesia established its first representative in East Berlin, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Germany (commonly known as East Germany), in the form of a trade mission in 1958. In August 1960, the trade mission became into a consulate general, before being upgraded to an embassy in August 1973. The embassy was closed on 17 January 1991 through a presidential edict. NameBackgroundAppointmentPresentation of credentialsTermination of missionSuparmanCareer diplomat1 December 197522 January 19766 March 1979Mohamad HasanCareer diplomat23 April 197931 May 1982Kris NoermattiasCareer diplomat12 June 19823 September 198223 October 1985Azhari BoerCareer diplomat9 January 198613 June 1988I Gusti Ngurah GedheCareer diplomat31 October 198817 January 1991
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