Envoys extraordinary and ministers plenipotentiary • 1922–1929:
Sir Francis Humphrys • 1929–1935:
Sir Richard Maconachie • 1935–1941:
Sir William Fraser-Tytler • 1941–1943:
Sir Francis Wylie • 1943–1948:
Sir Giles Squire Ambassadors extraordinary and plenipotentiary • 1948–1949:
Sir Giles Squire • 1949–1951:
Sir John Gardener • 1951–1953:
Eric Lingeman • 1953–1957:
Sir Daniel Lascelles • 1957–1963:
Sir Michael Gillett • 1963–1965:
Sir Arthur de la Mare • 1965–1968:
Sir Gordon Whitteridge • 1968–1972:
Peers Lee Carter • 1972–1976:
John Drinkall • 1976–1979:
Kenneth Crook • 1979–1980:
Norman Hillier-Fry • 1981–1984:
John Garner (''chargé d'affaires'' – no ambassador after the beginning of the
Soviet–Afghan War) • 1984–1987:
Charles Drace-Francis (''chargé d'affaires'') • 1987–1989:
Ian Mackley (''chargé d'affaires'') • 1989–2000:
No representation • 2001–2002:
Stephen Evans (''chargé d'affaires'') • 2002–2003:
Ronald Nash • 2003–2006:
Dame Rosalind Marsden • 2006–2007:
Stephen Evans • 2007–2009:
Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles • 2009–2010:
Sir Mark Sedwill • 2010–2012:
Sir William Patey • 2012–2015:
Sir Richard Stagg • 2015–2016:
Dame Karen Pierce • 2016–2017:
Dominic Jermey • 2017–2018:
Sir Nicholas Kay • 2018–2019: Giles Lever (''
chargé d'affaires'') • 2019–2021:
Alison Blake • June-November 2021:
Sir Laurie Bristow • 2021-2022: Martin Longden (non-resident
chargé d’affaires based at the British Embassy in Doha following the
fall of Kabul). • 2022-2023: Hugo Shorter (non-resident
chargé d’affaires based at the British Embassy in Doha). • 2023-2025: Robert Chatterton Dickson (non-resident
chargé d’affaires based at the British Embassy in Doha) ==See also==