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Diplomatic missions in Kosovo      Kosovo      Country with an embassy in Kosovo      Country with other diplomatic representation in Kosovo
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The Republic of Kosovo is recognised by 65 UN member states; 18 of which have opened embassies. Other states have retained representation offices. Russia maintains a representation office with the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK). Kosovo is currently host to seventeen embassies.

Contents

Diplomatic missions in Kosovo

Embassies

Pristina

Non-resident ambassadors

  •  Sweden – Lars Fredén (Skopje)

Liaison offices

  •  Greece – Dimitris Moshopoulos

See also

References

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  38. ^ ECLO supports Documentary and Short Film Festival in Prizren
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  40. ^ Liaison Office of Malaysia, Pristina
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