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  • 2 June 2018: Vito Branca, lawyer
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  • 6 November 2018: Oberdan Forlenza, State Counsellor
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  • 27 December 2018: Maria Rosaria Cozzuto, former District Attorney, Venice
  • 27 December 2018: Francesco Cirillo, Level 1 Manager, CDN
  • 3 May 2019: Rosa Russo Iervolino, former Mayor of Naples
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  • 2 June 2019: Riccardo Ventre, Member of European Parliament
  • 2 June 2019: Pier Angelo Taverna, insurance agent
  • 2 June 2019: Silvano Pastori, entrepreneur
  • 2 June 2019: Salvatore Messineo, former State Attorney General
  • 2 June 2019: Franco Cesare Dante Malesci Baccani, President, Bracco Real Estate
  • 2 June 2019: Libero Lo Sardo, former Commander General, Carabinieri
  • 2 June 2019: Giuseppe Massimo Dell'Aira, former District Attorney, Palermo
  • 2 June 2019: Piero Cesari, retired prefect
  • 2 June 2019: Mariano Bruno, manager
  • 2 June 2019: Vincenzo Balzani, professor emeritus, University of Bologna
  • 6 June 2019: Julio Velasco, volleyball coach
  • 28 June 2019: Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, Chief of Navy
  • 31 July 2019: Alberto Quadrio Curzio, economist and professor
  • 9 September 2019: Gabriella Palmieri Sandulli, State Attorney General
  • 27 November 2019: Federico Faggin, engineer and inventor
  • 9 December 2019: Fabio Panetta, Director-General, Bank of Italy
  • 27 December 2019: Vito Tenore, Counselor, Court of Audit
  • 27 December 2019: Giuseppe Piumatti, entrepreneur
  • 27 December 2019: Franco Cologni, manager
  • 27 December 2019: Armando Cimolai, industrialist
  • 27 December 2019: Francesco Caput, former District Attorney, Cagliari
  • 27 December 2019: Vincenzo Cafarelli, Director, Tufano Holding SpA
  • 12 June 2020: Boris Pahor, novelist
  • 18 June 2020: Stefano Petitti, Judge, Constitutional Court
  • 15 July 2020: Sami Modiano, holocaust survivor
  • 7 October 2020: Nicolò Vella, former Mayor, Mazara del Vallo
  • 8 October 2020: Giovanni Antonino Puglisi, Rector, University of Enna Kore
  • 5 November 2020: Guido Carlino, President, Court of Audit
  • 23 November 2020: Biagio Mazzotta, State General Accountant
  • 2 December 2020: Carlo Cottarelli, economist
  • 11 December 2020: Giovanni Caravelli, Director, Agenzia Informazioni e Sicurezza Esterna
  • 16 December 2020: Alberto Mantovani, physician and immunologist
  • 16 December 2020: Cesare Fumagalli, entrepreneurship
  • 18 December 2020: Francesco Sequi, Ambassador
  • 27 December 2020: Roberto Chieppa, Section President, Council of State
  • 27 December 2020: Giuseppe Rossi, entrepreneur
  • 27 December 2020: Gianfranco Pignatone, former Deputy State Attorney-General
  • 27 December 2020: Gerarda Maria Pantalone, former Prefect, Rome
  • 27 December 2020: Carlo Mastelloni, former District Attorney, Trieste
  • 27 December 2020: Luigi Labruna, emeritus professor
  • 27 December 2020: Paolo Ciocca, Commissioner, CONSOB
  • 27 December 2020: Franco Roberto Cammarota, manager
  • 27 December 2020: Elisabetta Belgiorno, Head of Department, General Administration
  • 27 December 2020: Giorgio Battistelli, music composer
  • 29 December 2020: Teo Luzi, General Commander, Carabinieri
  • 30 December 2020: Rosa Oliva, jurist, activist and writer
  • 30 December 2020: Giuseppe Gandolfi, jurist and former professor
  • 12 January 2021: Maria Romana Catti De Gasperi, writer, politician
  • 25 February 2021: Pietro Serino, Chief of Army
  • 9 April 2021: Stefano Paleari, professor and economist
  • 2 June 2021: Piero Angela, television host and journalist
  • 2 June 2021: Salvatore Rossi, President, Italian Insurance Supervisory Authority
  • 2 June 2021: Fabio Viola, Section President, Court of Audit
  • 2 June 2021: Salvatore Mario Mulas, retired prefect
  • 2 June 2021: Michele Di Bari, Head of Department, Civil Liberties and Immigration
  • 2 June 2021: Riccardo Paolo Carmelo Antonio Carpino, Director, Legislative Affairs and Parliamentary Relations
  • 14 June 2021: Maria Rosaria San Giorgio, Judge, Constitutional Court
  • 14 June 2021: Emanuela Navarretta, Judge, Constitutional Court
  • 23 June 2021: Massimo Inguscio, physicist
  • 2 July 2021: Maurizio Serra, former Ambassador
  • 14 July 2021: Giorgio Armani, fashion designer
  • 21 July 2021: Pippo Baudo, television host
  • 20 September 2021: Luca Pancalli, President, Italian Paralympic Committee
  • 20 September 2021: Giovanni Malagò, President, Italian National Olympic Committee
  • 5 October 2021: Alberto Stancanelli, Head of Cabinet, Infrastructure and Transport Ministry
  • 5 October 2021: Luciano Portolano, Secretary-General of Defense
  • 8 October 2021: Giorgio Parisi, physicist and academic
  • 22 October 2021: Luca Goretti, Chief of Air Force
  • 22 October 2021: Enrico Credendino, Chief of Navy
  • 9 November 2021: Franco Locatelli, physician
  • 22 November 2021: Carlo Visconti, former Secretary-General, Constitutional Court
  • 22 November 2021: Riccardo Guariglia, Ambassador to Spain
  • 23 November 2021: Francesco Pitrolo, Personal Doctor to President
  • 23 November 2021: Simone Guerrini, Advisor to President
  • 23 November 2021: Giovanni Grasso, Press Advisor to President
  • 23 November 2021: Francesco Saverio Garofani, Secretary, Supreme Council of Defence
  • 23 November 2021: Stefano Erbani, Judicial Administration Advisor to President
  • 23 November 2021: Emanuela D'Alessandro, Diplomatic Advisor to President
  • 23 November 2021: Daniele Cabras, Legal Advisor to President
  • 3 December 2021: Francesco Vaia
  • 3 December 2021: Giuseppe Ippolito, Director-General of Research and Innovation
  • 3 December 2021: Renzo Arbore, television host and singer
  • 20 December 2021: Francesco Maria Greco, former Ambassador
  • 20 December 2021: Caterino Dondi Pinton, former production manager
  • 27 December 2021: Pasquale Stanzione, President, Personal Data Protection Authority
  • 27 December 2021: Salvatore Lombardo, notary
  • 27 December 2021: Pino Zingale, Section President, Court of Audit
  • 27 December 2021: Ermanno Granelli, Section President, Court of Audit
  • 27 December 2021: Lamberto Giannini, Prefect of Rome
  • 27 December 2021: Gian Paolo Di Raimondo, retired official
  • 31 December 2021: Fabrizio Castaldi, Secretary-General, Chamber of Deputies
  • 20 January 2022: Maurizio Caprara, journalist
  • 25 January 2022: Francesco Di Nitto, former Ambassador
  • 7 March 2022: Gianni Candotti, Military Advisor
  • 2 May 2022: Angelino Alfano, former Minister of Foreign Affairs
  • 2 June 2022: Franca Giuliana Triestino, Level 1 Manager, CDN
  • 2 June 2022: Francesco Pompeo Tagliente, retired prefect
  • 2 June 2022: Paola Paduano, Advisor to Presidency, Council of Ministers
  • 2 June 2022: Antonio Mazzi, priest
  • 2 June 2022: Aldo Mancurti, retired public executive
  • 2 June 2022: Donato Greco, Member, Scientific Technical Committee
  • 2 June 2022: Danilo di Tommaso, journalist
  • 2 June 2022: Maria Criscuolo, entrepreneur
  • 2 June 2022: Angelo Canale, Attorney-General, Court of Audit
  • 8 June 2022: Nicoletta Spagnoli, entrepreneur
  • 21 July 2022: Inigo Lambertini, Head of Diplomatic Ceremonial
  • 26 July 2022: Luciano Floridi, philosopher
  • 27 July 2022: Luca Parmitano, astronaut
  • 3 August 2022: Giuseppe Remuzzi, nephrologist
  • 8 August 2022: Luigi Mattioli, Diplomatic Advisor to Presidency, Council of Ministers
  • 13 October 2022: Tiziano Treu, President, CNEL
  • 27 December 2022: Ada Spadoni Urbani, former Senator
  • 27 December 2022: Giuseppe Santoro, President, Guarantee Commission
  • 27 December 2022: Vito Pertosa, entrepreneur
  • 27 December 2022: Paolo Martelletti, surgeon and associate professor
  • 27 December 2022: Evelina Maria Augusta Christillin, Company manager President, Museum of Egyptian Antiquities Foundation
  • 27 December 2022: Giorgio Calabrese, nutritionist doctor
  • 30 December 2022: Fabrizio Santurro, former Ambassador to San Marino
  • 30 December 2022: Stella Levi, Co-founder, Primo Levi Center, New York
  • 18 January 2023: Marco D'Alberti, Judge, Constitutional Court
  • 31 January 2023: Giovanni Hello, former Attorney-General, Court of Cassation
  • 13 February 2023: Peter Benassi, Ambassador to Belgium
  • 2 June 2023: Enrico Zoppas, President and CEO, Acque San Benedetto Spa
  • 2 June 2023: Tomaso Zanoletti, Lawyer and politician
  • 2 June 2023: Carmine Volpa, Deputy President, Council of State
  • 2 June 2023: Giovanni Piero Sanna, Director, Coastal Conservation Agency (Sardinia Region)
  • 2 June 2023: Raffaele Ruberto, Prefect of Turin
  • 2 June 2023: Piero Maria Pello, entrepreneur
  • 2 June 2023: Luigi Maruotti, President, Council of State
  • 2 June 2023: Vincenzo Gesmundo, General Secretary, Coldiretti National Confederation
  • 7 June 2023: Giovanni Carlo Busiri Vici, Architect
  • 16 June 2023: Carlo Deodato, Secretary-General, Presidency of Council of Ministers

Foreigners edit

  • 28 December 1952: Alexandros Papagos, Prime Minister of Greece
  • 28 December 1952: Stefanos Stefanopoulos, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Greece (later Prime Minister)
  • 28 December 1952: Tryfon Triantafyllakos, Secretary-General, Foreign Ministry, Greece
  • 28 December 1952: Dimitrios Levidis, Grand Marshal of Royal Court, Greece
  • 28 December 1952: Georges Exintaris, former Ambassador of Greece
  • 28 December 1952: Jean Coutsalexis, Chief of Staff of King, Greece
  • 28 December 1952: Alexander Argyropoulos, Ambassador of Greece
  • 30 December 1952: Andrè Motte, former Ambassador of Belgium
  • 30 December 1952: William Fechteler, Chief of Naval Operations, United States
  • 30 December 1952: Otto Carlo Mohr, former Minister Plenipotentiary of Denmark
  • 30 December 1952: Emile Khoury, former Minister Plenipotentiary of Lebanon
  • 30 December 1952: Pedro de Morais Barros, former Ambassador of Brazil
  • 30 December 1952: Willem Frederik van Bylandt, former Minister Plenipotentiary of the Netherlands



  • 15 January 2013: Joseph H. H. Weiler, professor, United States
  • 15 January 2013: James G. Stavridis, NATO Supreme Commander Europe (United States)
  • 26 February 2013: Wolfgang Thierse, Vice President of Bundestag, Germany
  • 26 February 2013: Emily Haber, State Secretary, Foreign Ministry, Germany
  • 26 February 2013: David Gill, State Secretary, President's Office, Germany
  • 26 February 2013: Harald Braun, State Secretary, Foreign Ministry, Germany
  • 26 March 2013: David Thorne, Ambassador of United States
  • 26 March 2013: Alexey Meshkov, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Russia
  • 18 April 2013: Ding Wei, Ambassador of China
  • 2 June 2013: José Viegas Filho, Ambassador of Brazil
  • 27 December 2013: Kim Young-Seok, Ambassador of South Korea
  • 14 March 2014: Stephan Winkelmann, CEO, Lamborghini Automobiles
  • 14 March 2014: José Manuel García-Margallo, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Spain
  • 13 June 2014: Gian Carlo Venturini, Secretary of State for Internal Affairs, San Marino
  • 13 June 2014: Francesco Mussoni, Secretary of State for Health, San Marino
  • 13 June 2014: Antonella Mularoni, Secretary of State for Territory, San Marino
  • 13 June 2014: Giuseppe Maria Morganti, Secretary of State for Education, San Marino
  • 13 June 2014: Teodoro Lonfernini, Secretary of State for Tourism, San Marino
  • 13 June 2014: Claudio Felici, Secretary of State for Finance, San Marino
  • 13 June 2014: Iro Belluzzi, Secretary of State for Labour, San Marino
  • 13 June 2014: Marcello Beccari, Head of Diplomatic Protocol, San Marino
  • 13 June 2014: Marco Arzilli, Secretary of State for Industry, San Marino
  • 10 October 2014: José Guillermo García-Valdecasas y Andrada-Vanderwilde, Rector, Royal College of Spain
  • 29 October 2014: Małgorzata Omilanowska, Minister of Culture, Poland
  • 29 October 2014: Jaromir Sokołowski, Undersecretary of State, Presidential Chancellery, Poland
  • 29 October 2014: Ilona Antoniszyn, Undersecretary of State for Economy, Poland
  • 29 October 2014: Henryka Mościcka-Dendys, Undersecretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Poland
  • 29 October 2014: Jacek Michałowski, Head of Presidential Chancellery, Poland
  • 29 October 2014: Stanisław Koziej, Head of National Security Service, Poland
  • 11 November 2014: Ana Blatnik, President of Federal Council, Austria
  • 11 November 2014: Hans Jörg Schelling, Minister of Finance, Austria
  • 11 November 2014: Helmut Freudenschuss, Diplomatic Advisor to President, Austria
  • 27 December 2014: Masaharu Kohnu, Ambassador of Japan
  • 18 April 2015: Georg Gänswein, Prefect, Papal Household, Holy See
  • 18 April 2015: Paul Gallagher, Secretary for Relations with States, Holy See
  • 2 June 2015: Ferdinand Piëch, Supervisory Group Chairman, Volkswagen Group (Austria)
  • 2 June 2015: Mars Di Bartolomeo, President of Chamber of Deputies, Luxembourg
  • 23 December 2015: José Graziano da Silva, Director General, FAO (Brazil)
  • 6 April 2016: Gry Mølleskog, Head of Royal House, Norway
  • 6 April 2016: Bjørn T. Grydeland, Ambassador of Norway
  • 27 July 2016: Philémon Yang, Prime Minister of Cameroon
  • 12 September 2016: Archbishop Bartholomew I of Constantinople
  • 10 October 2016: Claudia Ruiz Massieu, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Mexico
  • 10 October 2016: Ildefonso Guajardo Villarreal, Secretary of Economy, Mexico
  • 10 October 2016: Pedro Joaquín Coldwell, Secretary of Energy, Mexico
  • 10 October 2016: Arely Gómez González, Attorney General, Mexico
  • 10 October 2016: Juan José Guerra Abud, Ambassador of Mexico
  • 10 October 2016: Francisco Guzman Ortiz, Head of Presidential Office, Mexico
  • 13 January 2017: Birger Riis-Jørgensen, Ambassador of Denmark
  • 13 January 2017: Ricardo Neiva Tavares, Ambassador of Brazil
  • 13 January 2017: Vincent Mertens de Wilmars, Ambassador of Belgium
  • 13 January 2017: Manuel Lobo Antunes, Ambassador of Portugal
  • 13 January 2017: Ruth Jacoby, Ambassador of Sweden
  • 13 January 2017: Michiel Den Hond, Ambassador of the Netherlands
  • 20 April 2017: Carlos de Icaza González, former diplomat, Mexico
  • 2 May 2017: Juliana Awada, First Lady of Argentina
  • 2 May 2017: Susana Malcorra, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Argentina
  • 3 May 2017: Vlasia Pavlopoulou, First Lady of Greece
  • 3 May 2017: Nikos Kotzias, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Greece
  • 3 May 2017: Themistoklis Demiris, Ambassador of Greece
  • 3 May 2017: Georges Yennimatas, Secretary-General of Presidency, Greece
  • 3 May 2017: Khemaies Jhinaoui, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Tunisia
  • 3 May 2017: Selma Elloumi Rekik, Minister of Tourism, Tunisia
  • 3 May 2017: Fadhel Abdelkefi, Minister of Development and Investment, Tunisia
  • 3 May 2017: Moez Eddine Sinaoui, Ambassador of Tunisia
  • 3 May 2017: Moez Belkhodja, Personal Physician to President, Tunisia
  • 2 June 2017: Yong-joon Lee, Ambassador of South Korea
  • 2 June 2017: Francisco Javier Elorza, Ambassador of Spain
  • 2 June 2017: Zaid Al Lozi, Ambassador of Jordan
  • 19 June 2017: Queen Máxima of the Netherlands
  • 19 June 2017: Bert Koenders, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Netherlands
  • 19 June 2017: Lilianne Ploumen, Minister of Foreign Trade & Development Cooperation, Netherlands
  • 19 June 2017: Joseph Camille Stephan Wijnands, Ambassador of the Netherlands
  • 19 June 2017: Jan Versteeg, Grand Chamberlain of Royal Household, Netherlands
  • 19 June 2017: Bibi den Beer Poortugael, Grand Mistress of Royal Court, Netherlands
  • 19 June 2017: Johan Anton van der Louw, Adjutant General to King, Netherlands
  • 4 December 2017: Gabriela Michetti, Vice President of Argentina
  • 4 December 2017: Emilio Monzó, President of Chamber of Deputies, Argentina
  • 4 December 2017: Federico Pinedo, Provisional President of Senate, Argentina
  • 27 December 2017: Kazuyoshi Umemoto, former Ambassador of Japan
  • 10 January 2018: Edgar Preca, First Gentleman of Malta
  • 10 January 2018: Joseph Muscat, Prime Minister of Malta
  • 10 January 2018: Michelle Muscat, Spouse of Prime Minister of Malta
  • 10 January 2018: Charles Scicluna, Archbishop of Malta
  • 10 January 2018: Chris Fearne, Deputy Prime Minister of Malta
  • 10 January 2018: Angelo Farrugia, Speaker of House of Representatives, Malta
  • 10 January 2018: Silvio Camilleri, Chief Justice, Malta
  • 10 January 2018: Carmelo Abela, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Malta
  • 10 January 2018: Vanessa Frazier, Ambassador of Malta
  • 10 January 2018: Mario Cutajar, Chancellor of National Order of Merit, Malta
  • 5 June 2018: Georgi-Rene Maksimovski, First Gentleman of Estonia
  • 26 June 2018: Iveta Vējone, President of Latvia
  • 12 July 2018: Mehriban Aliyeva, Vice President and First Lady of Azerbaijan
  • 25 July 2018: Nouneh Sarkissian, First Lady of Armenia
  • 5 October 2018: Carmen Iohannis, First Lady of Romania
  • 2 November 2018: Princess Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden
  • 2 November 2018: Prince Daniel, Duke of Västergötland
  • 2 November 2018: Prince Carl Philip, Duke of Värmland
  • 2 November 2018: Princess Sofia, Duchess of Värmland
  • 14 January 2019: Jüri Ratas, Prime Minister of Estonia
  • 14 January 2019: Eiki Nestor, Speaker of Riigikogu, Estonia
  • 14 January 2019: Sven Mikser, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Estonia
  • 14 January 2019: Celia Kuningas-Saagpakk, Ambassador of Estonia
  • 14 January 2019: Māris Kučinskis, Prime Minister of Latvia
  • 14 January 2019: Ināra Mūrniece, Speaker of Saeima, Latvia
  • 14 January 2019: Edgars Rinkēvičs, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Latvia
  • 14 January 2019: Raimonds Bergmanis, Minister of Defence, Latvia
  • 14 January 2019: Saulius Skvernelis, Prime Minister of Lithuania
  • 14 January 2019: Viktoras Pranckietis, Speaker of Seimas, Lithuania
  • 14 January 2019: Gediminas Kirkilas, former Prime Minister, Lithuania
  • 14 January 2019: Dainius Žalimas, President of Constitutional Court, Lithuania
  • 14 January 2019: Linas Antanas Linkevičius, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Lithuania
  • 14 January 2019: Vytautas Jonas Žukas, Chief of Armed Forces, Lithuania
  • 14 January 2019: Gintaras Grušas, Archbishop of Vilnus, Lithuania
  • 14 January 2019: Andreas Norlén, Speaker of Riksdag, Sweden
  • 14 January 2019: Fredrik Wersäll, Marshal of the Realm, Sweden
  • 14 January 2019: Peter Eriksson, Minister of Housing and Digital Transformation, Sweden
  • 14 January 2019: Mats Nilsson, First Marshal of Court, Sweden
  • 14 January 2019: Svante Lindqvist, Chancellor of Orders of Knighthood, Sweden
  • 14 January 2019: Countess Anna Hamilton, First Lady of the Court, Sweden
  • 14 January 2019: Robert Rydberg, Ambassador of Sweden
  • 6 May 2019: Ruiyu Li, Ambassador of China
  • 27 June 2019: Doris Schmidauer, First Lady of Austria
  • 17 September 2019: Elke Büdenbender, First Lady of Germany
  • 27 December 2019: Marcos Mauricio Córdoba, jurist, Argentina
  • 27 December 2019: Jong-hyun Choi, former Ambassador of South Korea
  • 10 February 2020: Andreas Michaelis, State Secretary, Foreign Ministry, Germany
  • 10 February 2020: Stephan Steinlein, Undersecretary of State, President's Office, Germany
  • 10 February 2020: Brigitte Bierlein, former Chancellor of Austria
  • 10 February 2020: Wolfgang Sobotka, President of National Council, Austria
  • 10 February 2020: Alexander Schallenberg, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Austria
  • 10 February 2020: Johannes Peterlik, Secretary-General, Foreign Ministry, Austria
  • 10 February 2020: Andrea Mayer, Secretary-General of Presidency, Austria
  • 10 February 2020: Alexander Marschik, Director-General (Bilateral Affairs), Foreign Ministry, Austria
  • 10 February 2020: Michael Ludwig, Mayor and Governor of Vienna, Austria
  • 10 February 2020: Dieter Kandlhofer, Acting Secretary-General of Chancellery, Austria
  • 10 February 2020: Wilfried Haslauer, Governor of Salzburg, Austria
  • 10 February 2020: Harald Dossi, Secretary-General of Parliament, Austria
  • 9 September 2020: Edgar Morin, philosopher and sociologist, France
  • 9 September 2020: Dominique de La Rochefoucauld-Montbel, Grand Hospitaller, Sovereign Military Order of Malta
  • 29 September 2020: Mario Botta, architect, Switzerland
  • 18 December 2020: Anthony Fauci, Chief Medical Advisor to President, United States
  • 27 December 2020: Keiichi Katakami, former Ambassador of Japan
  • 26 February 2021: Edith Bruck, poet, writer, holocaust survivor, Hungary
  • 1 July 2021: Brigitte Macron, First Lady of France
  • 25 October 2021: Queen Letizia of Spain
  • 16 November 2021: Pedro Sánchez, Prime Minister of Spain
  • 16 November 2021: José Luis Martínez-Almeida, Mayor of Madrid
  • 16 November 2021: Alfonso Dastis, Ambassador of Spain
  • 16 November 2021: Nadia Calviño, First Deputy Prime Minister, Spain
  • 16 November 2021: Ander Gil, President of Senate, Spain
  • 16 November 2021: Meritxell Batet, President of Congress of Deputies, Spain
  • 16 November 2021: José Manuel Albares, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Spain
  • 16 November 2021: Jaime Alfonsín Alfonso, Head of Royal Household, Spain
  • 2 June 2022: Erik Vilstrup Lorenzen, former Ambassador of Denmark
  • 2 June 2022: Anže Logar, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Slovenia
  • 2 June 2022: Helena Jaklitsch, Minister for Slovenian Diaspora, Slovenia
  • 2 June 2022: Tomaž Kunstelj, Ambassador of Slovenia
  • 2 June 2022: Vojko Volk, Consul-General of Slovenia in Trieste
  • 27 October 2022: Joseph Daul, former President, European People's Party
  • 9 December 2022: Miguel Herrero y Rodríguez de Miñón, Spanish politician
  • 20 December 2022: Mark Rutte, Prime Minister of the Netherlands
  • 20 December 2022: Willem Alexander Van ee, Ambassador of the Netherlands
  • 20 December 2022: Ludgerus Hubertus Ignatius Brummelaar, Adjutant General to King, Netherlands
  • 20 December 2022: Cristoffel Breedveld, Grand Master of Royal Household, Netherlands
  • 23 December 2022: Edgar Peña Parra, Substitute, Secretariat of State, Holy See
  • 13 April 2023: Agata Kornhauser-Duda, First Lady of Poland
  • 19 May 2023: Ana Dias Lourenço, First Lady of Angola
  • 21 June 2023: Johan Vibe, Ambassador of Norway
  • 21 June 2023: Olav Heian-Engdal, Head of Royal Household, Norway

State visits of Indian presidents edit

Rajendra Prasad edit

Country Dates Host
1     Nepal 21–24 October 1956 King Mahendra of Nepal
2   Japan 26 September–4 October 1958 Emperor Hirohito
3   Malaya 6–8 December 1958 YDPA Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan
  Indonesia 8–17 December 1958 President Sukarno
4   Cambodia 15–17 March 1959 King Norodom Suramarit
  South Vietnam 18–20 March 1959 President Ngo Dinh Diem
  North Vietnam 21–24 March 1959 President Ho Chi Minh
  Laos 25–27 March 1959 King Sisavang Vong
5   Ceylon 16–22 July 1959 Governor-General Sir Oliver Ernest Goonetilleke
6   Soviet Union 20 June–5 July 1960 Chairman of the Presidium Leonid Brezhnev

S. Radhakrishnan edit

Country Dates Host
1   Afghanistan 11–16 May 1963 King Zahir Shah
  Iran 16–21 May 1963 Emperor Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
2   United States 2–11 June 1963 President John F. Kennedy
  United Kingdom 12–23 June 1963 Queen Elizabeth II
3     Nepal 4–8 November 1963 King Mahendra of Nepal
4   Soviet Union 11–19 September 1964 Chairman of the Presidium Anastas Mikoyan
  Ireland 21–25 September 1964 President Éamon de Valera
5   Yugoslavia 30 September–4 October 1965 President Josip Broz Tito
  Czechoslovakia 4–7 October 1965 President Antonín Novotný
  Romania 7–10 October 1965 President of State Council Nicolae Ceauşescu
  Ethiopia 10–13 October 1965 Emperor Haile Selassie

Zakir Hussain edit

Country Dates Host
1   Canada 26 June–1 July 1967 Governor General Roland Michener
2   Hungary 5–10 June 1968 Chairman of Presidential Council Pál Losonczi
  Yugoslavia 10–15 June 1968 President Josip Broz Tito
3   Soviet Union 8–18 July 1968 Chairman of the Presidium Nikolai Podgorny
4     Nepal 12–16 October 1968 King Mahendra of Nepal

V. V. Giri edit

Country Dates Host
1   Ceylon 8–12 January 1970 Governor-General William Gopallawa
2     Nepal 26 February–3 March 1970 King Mahendra of Nepal
3   Bhutan 23–29 April 1970 King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck
4    Switzerland 8–13 June 1970 President Hans-Peter Tschudi
  Finland 13–16 June 1970 President Urho Kekkonen
  Poland 16–19 June 1970 Chairman of Council of State Marian Spychalski
5   Soviet Union 21 September–1 October 1970 Chairman of the Presidium Nikolai Podgorny
  Bulgaria 1–4 October 1970 Chairman of the Presidium Georgi Traykov
  Hungary 4–7 October 1970 Chairman of the Presidential Council Pál Losonczi
6   Singapore 14–17 September 1971 President Benjamin Sheares
7   Iran 13–16 October 1971 Emperor Mohammed Reza Pahlavi 2,500-year celebration of the Persian Empire
8   Thailand 27–30 March 1972 King Bhumibol Adulyadej
9   Yugoslavia 4–9 July 1972 President Josip Broz Tito
  Afghanistan 10–14 July 1972 King Zahir Shah
10   Ethiopia 24–28 September 1972 Emperor Haile Selassie
  Tanzania 28 September–2 October 1972 President Julius Nyerere
  Zambia 2–6 October 1972 President Kenneth Kaunda
11   Malaysia 5–9 March 1973 YDPA Abdul Halim of Kedah
12   Romania 3–6 October 1973 President of the State Council Nicolae Ceauşescu
  Czechoslovakia 6–10 October 1973 President Ludvík Svoboda
13   Bhutan 1–5 June 1974 King Jigme Singye Wangchuck Coronation of King
14   Bangladesh 15–19 June 1974 President Mohammad Mohammadullah

Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed edit

Country Dates Host
1   Saudi Arabia 26–28 March 1975 King Faisal of Saudi Arabia
2   Indonesia 26–31 May 1975 President Suharto
3   Hungary 26–30 September 1975 Chairman of Presidential Council Pál Losonczi
  Yugoslavia 30 September–4 October 1975 President Josip Broz Tito
4   Egypt 2–7 December 1975 President Anwar Sadat
  Sudan 7–11 December 1975 President Jaafar Muhammad Nimeiry
5   Iran 26–30 June 1976 Emperor Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
6   Malaysia 6–10 February 1977 Yang di-Pertuan Agong Yahya Petra

Neelam Sanjiva Reddy edit

Country Dates Host Purpose
1   Soviet Union 29 September–7 October 1980 Chairman of the Presidium Leonid Brezhnev
  Bulgaria 7–12 October 1980 President of the State Council Todor Zhivkov
2   Kenya 30 May–2 June 1981 President Daniel arap Moi
  Zambia 2–6 June 1981 President Kenneth Kaunda
3   United Kingdom 27 July–1 August 1981 Queen Elizabeth II Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer
4   Indonesia 3–7 December 1981 President Suharto
    Nepal 7–10 December 1981 King Birendra of Nepal
5   Sri Lanka 2–7 February 1982 President J. R. Jayewardene
6   Ireland 3–6 May 1982 President Patrick Hillery
  Yugoslavia 6–10 May 1982 President of the Presidency Sergej Kraigher

Zail Singh edit

Country Dates Host Purpose
1   Czechoslovakia 15–22 December 1983 President Gustáv Husák
  Qatar Emir Khalifa bin Hamad Al Thani
  Bahrain Emir Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa
2   Mexico 21 April–4 May 1984 President Miguel de la Madrid
  Argentina President Raúl Alfonsín
3   Mauritius 22–31 October 1984 Governor-General Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam
  South Yemen Chairman of the Presidium Ali Nasir Muhammad
  North Yemen President Ali Abdullah Saleh
4     Nepal 21–25 July 1986 King Birendra of Nepal
5   Yugoslavia 30 October–
10 November 1986 		President of the Presidency Sinan Hasani
  Greece President Christos Sartzetakis
  Poland Chairman of Council of State Wojciech Jaruzelski

R. Venkataraman edit

Country Dates Host Purpose
1   Soviet Union 6–16 July 1988 Chairman of the Presidium Mikhail Gorbachev
  Mongolia Chairman of the Presidium Jambyn Batmönkh
2   Pakistan 20 August 1988 Acting President Ghulam Ishaq Khan State funeral of President Zia-ul-Haq
3   Netherlands 12–23 September 1988 Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands
  Finland President Mauno Koivisto
  Cyprus President Glafcos Clerides
  Czechoslovakia President Gustáv Husák
4   Bhutan 18–21 October 1988 King Jigme Singye Wangchuck
5   Japan 22–25 February 1989 Emperor Akihito State funeral of Emperor Hirohito
6   Zimbabwe 6–13 June 1989 President Robert Mugabe
  Zambia President Kenneth Kaunda
  Tanzania President Ali Hassan Mwinyi
7   West Germany 17–25 September 1989 President Richard von Weizsäcker
  Seychelles President France-Albert René
8   Portugal 30 March–3 April 1990 President Mário Soares
  United Kingdom 3–6 April 1990 Queen Elizabeth II
  Malta 6–10 April 1990 President Ċensu Tabone
9   Japan 11–13 November 1990 Emperor Akihito Enthronement of Emperor Akihito
10   Vietnam 24 April–1 May 1991 President of the Council of State Võ Chí Công
  Philippines President Corazon Aquino
11   China 17–23 May 1992 President Yang Shangkun

Shankar Dayal Sharma edit

Country Dates Host
1   Ukraine 13–26 July 1993 President Leonid Kuchma
  Turkey President Süleyman Demirel
  Hungary President Árpád Göncz
  United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II
  Greece President Konstantinos Karamanlis
2   Bulgaria 26–29 May 1994 President Zhelyu Zhelev
  Romania 30 May–2 June 1994 President Ion Iliescu
3   Trinidad and Tobago 27 May–1 June 1995 President Noor Hassanali
  Chile 1–4 June 1995 President Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle
  Namibia 5–6 June 1995 President Sam Nujoma
  Zimbabwe 7–10 June 1995 President Robert Mugabe
4   Oman 3–6 October 1996 Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said
  Poland 6–8 October 1996 President Aleksander Kwaśniewski
  Slovakia 9–10 October 1996 President Michal Kováč
  Czech Republic 10–13 October 1996 President Václav Havel
  Italy 14–17 October 1996 President Francesco Cossiga

K. R. Narayanan edit

Country Dates Host Purpose
1   Peru 26 April–3 May 1998 President Alberto Fujimori
  Brazil 4–10 May 1998 President Fernando Henrique Cardoso
2     Nepal 28–30 May 1998 King Birendra of Nepal
3   Germany 6–10 September 1998 President Roman Herzog
  Portugal 10–14 September 1998 President Jorge Sampaio
  Luxembourg 15–16 September 1998 Grand Duke Jean
  Turkey 17–21 September 1998 President Süleyman Demirel
4   Austria 7–10 November 1999 President Thomas Klestil
5   France 16–21 April 2000 President Jacques Chirac
6   China 28 May–3 June 2000 President Jiang Zemin
7   Singapore 9–13 November 2000 President S. R. Nathan
8   Mauritius 9–12 March 2001 President Cassam Uteem

A. P. J. Abdul Kalam edit

Country Dates Host Purpose

Pratibha Patil edit

Country Dates Host Purpose

Pranab Mukherjee edit

Country Dates Host Purpose

Ram Nath Kovind edit

Country Dates Host Purpose

Droupadi Murmu edit

Country Dates Host Notes
1   United Kingdom 17–20 September 2022 King Charles III State funeral of Queen Elizabeth II
2   Suriname 4–6 June 2023 President Chandrikapersad Santokhi Chief Guest of 150th anniversary of arrival of Indians
  Serbia 7–9 June 2023 President Aleksandar Vučić First-ever visit to Serbia

State visits of Pranab Mukherjee edit

2013 edit

Country Areas visited Date(s) Details Images
1   Bangladesh 3–6 March
 
2   Mauritius 11–13 March
 
3   Belgium 2–5 October
 
  •   Mauritius: 11 March - 13 March 2013
  •   Belgium: 2 October - 5 October 2013
  •   Turkey: 5 October - 8 October 2013
  •   South Africa: 9 December - 11 December 2013
  •   Vietnam: 14 September - 17 September 2014
  •   Norway: 12 October - 14 October 2014
  •   Finland: 14 October - 17 October 2014
  •   Bhutan: 7 November - 8 November 2014
  •   Russia: 7 May - 11 May 2015
  •   Sweden: 31 May - 2 June 2015
  •   Belarus: 2 June - 4 June 2015
  •   Jordan: 10 October - 11 October 2015
  •   Palestine: 12 October - 13 October 2015
  •   Israel: 13 October - 15 October 2015
  •   Papua New Guinea: 27 April - 29 April 2016
  •   New Zealand: 30 April - 2 May 2016
  •   China: 24 May - 27 May 2016
  •   Ghana: 12 June - 14 June 2016
  •   Ivory Coast: 14 June - 15 June 2016
  •   Namibia: 15 June - 18 June 2016
  •     Nepal: 2 November - 4 November 2016

Kovind visits edit

Kalam visits edit

Kovind received visits edit

Mukherjee recieved visits edit

# Date Country Guests Images
1 1–4 September 2012[1]   Tajikistan President Emomali Rahmon
 
2 11 September 2012[2]   Palestine President Mahmoud Abbas
 
3 17–19 September 2012[3]   Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza and
First Lady Denise Bucumi-Nkurunziza
 
4 24–27 October 2012[4]   Spain King Juan Carlos I
 
5 9–13 November 2012[5]   Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai
 
6 9–12 December 2012[6]   Ukraine President Viktor Yanukovych
 
7 3–10 January 2013[7]   Mauritius President Kailash Purryag and
First Lady Aneetah Purryag
 
8 23–30 January 2013[8]   Bhutan King Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuck and
Queen Jetsun Pema
 
9 14–15 February 2013[9]   France President François Hollande and
Madame Valérie Trierweiler
 
10 18–20 March 2013   Egypt President Mohamed Morsi
 
11 9–13 September 2013   Liberia President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
 
12 30 November–
5 December 2013 		  Japan Emperor Akihito and
Empress Michiko
 
13 1–4 January 2014   Maldives President Abdulla Yameen and
First Lady Fathimath Ibrahim
 
14 15–18 January 2014   South Korea President Park Geun-hye
 
15 4–9 February 2014   Germany President Joachim Gauck and
Mrs. Daniela Schadt
 
16


Modi visits edit

2014 edit

Country Areas visited Date(s) Details Images
1   Bhutan Paro, Thimphu 15–16 June
 
2   Brazil Fortaleza, Brasília 13–16 July
 
3     Nepal Kathmandu 3–4 August
 
4   Japan Kyoto, Tokyo 30 August–3 September
 
5   United Nations
  United States 		New York City, Washington D.C. 26–30 September
 
6   Myanmar Naypidaw 11–13 November
 
  Australia Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney 14–18 November
 
  Fiji Suva 19 November
 
7     Nepal Kathmandu 25–27 November
 

2015 edit

Country Areas visited Date(s) Details Images
8   Seychelles Victoria 10–11 March
 
  Mauritius Port Louis 11–13 March
 
  Sri Lanka Colombo, Jaffna 13–14 March
 
9   Singapore Singapore 23 March
 
10   France Paris, Toulouse, Neuve-Chapelle 9–12 April
 
  Germany Berlin, Hanover 12–14 April
 
  Canada Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver 14–16 April
 
11   China Xi'an, Beijing, Shanghai 14–16 May
 
  Mongolia Ulaanbaatar 16–17 May
 
  South Korea Seoul 18–19 May
 
12   Bangladesh Dhaka 6–7 June
 
13   Uzbekistan Tashkent 6 July
 
  Kazakhstan Astana 7 July
 
  Russia Ufa 8–10 July
 
  Turkmenistan Ashgabat 10–11 July
 
  Kyrgyzstan Bishkek 12 July
 
  Tajikistan Dushanbe 12–13 July
 
14   United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, Dubai 16–17 August
 
15   Ireland Dublin 23 September
 
  United Nations
  United States 		New York City, San Francisco 24–30 September
 
16   United Kingdom London, Chequers 12–14 November
 
  Turkey Antalya 15–16 November
 
17   Malaysia Kuala Lumpur 21–22 November
 
  Singapore Singapore 23–25 November
 
18   France Paris 30 November–
1 December
 
19   Russia Moscow 23–24 December
 
  Afghanistan Kabul 25 December
 
  Pakistan Lahore 25 December
 

2016 edit

Country Areas visited Date(s) Details Images
20   European Union
  Belgium 		Brussels 30 March
 
  United States Washington, D.C. 31 March–
1 April
 
  Saudi Arabia Riyadh 2–3 April
 
21   Iran Tehran 22–23 May
 
22   Afghanistan Herat 4 June
 
  Qatar Doha 4–5 June
 
   Switzerland Geneva 6 June
 
  United States Washington, D.C. 6–8 June
 
  Mexico Mexico City 9 June
 
23   Uzbekistan Tashkent 23–24 June
 
4   Mozambique Maputo 7 July
 
  South Africa Pretoria, Durban, Johannesburg, Pietermaritzburg 8–9 July
 
  Tanzania Dodoma 10 July
 
  Kenya Nairobi 11 July
 
25   Vietnam Hanoi 2–3 September
 
  China Hangzhou 4–5 September
 
  Laos Vientiane 7–8 September
 
26   Thailand Bangkok 10 November
 
  Japan Tokyo 11–12 November
 

2017 edit

Country Areas visited Date(s) Details Images
27   Sri Lanka Colombo, Kandy 11–12 May
 
28   Germany Meseberg, Berlin 29–30 May
 
  Spain Madrid 30–31 May
 
  Russia Saint Petersburg 31 May–2 June
 
  France Paris 2–3 June
 
29   Kazakhstan Astana 8–9 June
 
30   Portugal Lisbon 24 June
 
  United States Washington, D.C. 25–26 June
 
  Netherlands Amsterdam 27 June
 
31   Israel Jerusalem, Haifa, Tel Aviv 4–6 July
 
  Germany Hamburg 7–8 July
 
32   China Xiamen 3–5 September
 
  Myanmar Naypyidaw 6–7 September
 
33   Philippines Pasay 12–14 November
 

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Country Areas visited Date(s) Details Images
34    Switzerland Davos 23–26 January
 
35   Jordan Amman 9 February
 
  Palestine Ramallah 10 February
 
  United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, Dubai 10–11 February
 
  Oman Muscat 11–12 February
 
36   Sweden Stockholm 16–18 April
 
  United Kingdom London 18–20 April
 
  Germany Berlin 20 April
 
37   China Wuhan 27–28 April
 
38     Nepal Janakpur, Kathmandu 11–12 May
 
39   Russia Sochi 21 May
 
40   Indonesia Jakarta 29–30 May
 
  Malaysia Kuala Lumpur 31 May
 
  Singapore Singapore 31 May–2 June
 
41   China Qingdao 9–10 June
 
42   Rwanda Kigali,
Rweru model village 		23–24 July
 
  Uganda Entebbe, Kampala 24 July
 
  South Africa Johannesburg 25–27 July
 
43     Nepal Kathmandu 30–31 August
 
44   Japan Tokyo 28–29 October
 
45   Singapore Singapore 14–15 November
 
  Maldives Malé 17 November
 
46   Argentina Buenos Aires 29 November–
1 December
 

2019 edit

Country Areas visited Date(s) Details Images
47   South Korea Seoul 21–22 February
 
48   Maldives Malé 8 June
 
  Sri Lanka Colombo 9 June
 
49   Kyrgyzstan Bishkek 14–15 June
 
50   Japan Osaka 27–29 June
 
51   Bhutan Thimphu 17–18 August
 

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Country Areas visited Date(s) Details Images
58   Bangladesh Dhaka, Ishwaripur, Orakandi 26–27 March
 
59   United Nations
  United States 		New York City,
Washington, D.C 		22–25 September
 
60   Italy Rome 29–31 October
 
  Vatican City Vatican City 30 October
 
  United Kingdom Glasgow 1–3 November
 

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Country Areas visited Date(s) Details Images
61   Germany Berlin 2–3 May Attended 6th India-Germany Inter-Governmental Consultations. Welcomed by Chancellor Olaf Scholz at the Federal Chancellery and held delegation level talks with him and also witnessed signing of important treaties. Addressed community reception in Berlin.
 
  Denmark Copenhagen 3–4 May Attended 2nd India-Nordic summit. Received by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and held meeting with her. Attended India-Denmark Business Forum meeting along with the prime minister and Crown Prince Frederik. Addressed community reception in Copenhagen and held audience with Queen Margrethe II and attended banquet hosted by her. Co-hosted 2nd India-Nordic summit and interacted with participating leaders including Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin, Icelandic Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir, Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.
 
  France Paris 4 May Met with President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron. First visit following the re-election of President Macron.
 
62     Nepal Lumbini 16 May
 
63   Japan Tokyo 23–24 May
 
64   Germany Schloss Elmau 26–27 June
 
  United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi 28 June
 
65   Uzbekistan Samarkand 15–16 September
 
66   Japan Tokyo 27 September
 
67   Indonesia Bali 15–16 November
 

2023 edit

Country Areas visited Date(s) Details Images
68   Japan Hiroshima 19–21 May Attended 49th G7 summit and QUAD summit. Met with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and other participating leaders including US President Joe Biden, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, French President Emmanuel Macron, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Participated in talks with QUAD leaders and interacted with Indian diaspora in Hiroshima. Also visited Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.
 
  Papua New Guinea Port Moresby 21–22 May Attended 3rd FIPIC summit. Received by Prime Minister James Marape at Port Moresby International Airport and accorded guard of honour. Met with Governor-General Sir Bob Dadae and conferred with Grand Companion of the Order of Logohu. Met with leaders of Pacific nations and New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins. Also received the Order of Fiji, Companion class from Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.
 
  Australia Sydney 22–24 May Met Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Interacted with Indian diaspora and addressed Indian Community Reception along with Prime Minister Albanese and also met Australian singers and businesspersons. Accorded ceremonial reception at Government House, Canberra and met Governor-General David Hurley and Leader of Opposition Peter Dutton. Also participated in business talks.
 
69   United Nations
  United States 		New York City, Washington, D.C. 20–23 June State visit. Participated International Day of Yoga celebrations at UN Headquarters. Flew to Washington, D.C. and met Indian community and participated in National Science Foundation event with First Lady Jill Biden. Welcomed at White House by President Joe Biden and attended arrival ceremony at White House lawns. Met with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and addressed a joint session of the Congress. Later attended a state banquet hosted by the president and first lady. Addressed US-India Strategic Partnership Forum and attended State Department luncheon hosted by Vice President Kamala Harris and Secretary of State Anthony Blinken.
 
  Egypt Cairo 24–25 June Received by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly and accorded guard of honour. Held delegation talks with Prime Minister Madbouly and met with Grand Mufti Shawki Allam and other eminent personalities and business leaders. Interacted with Indian community in Cairo and visited Al-Hakim Mosque. Called on President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and received the Collar of the Order of the Nile. Visited Heliopolis War Cemetery and Giza pyramid complex.
 
70   France Paris 13–15 July Welcomed by Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne and met with Senate President Gerard Larcher. Attended Indian community event in Paris and called on President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron and received the Grand Cross of Legion of Honour from the president. Attended Bastille Day celebrations as chief guest and interacted with eminent French personalities. Also met with National Assembly Speaker Yaël Braun-Pivet and held talks with President Macron. Later attended state banquet hosted by the president at Louvre.
 
  United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi 15 July Received by Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Khaled bin Mohamed Al Nahyan and held talks with him. Met with COP28 President-Designate Sultan Al Jaber. Welcomed by President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan at Qasr Al Watan and held delegation talks with him and witnessed signing of documents.
 
71   South Africa Johannesburg 22–24 August Attended 15th BRICS summit. Welcomed by Indian community in Johannesburg and participated in BRICS Business Forum Leader's Dialogue and BRICS Leaders Retreat. Met with President Cyril Ramaphosa, participated in plenary session and BRICS outreach leaders session. Also held bilaterals with other leaders including Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, Senegalese President Macky Sall, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, Mozambique President Filipe Nyusi. Also virtually addressed ISRO on the launch of Chandrayaan-3.
 
  Greece Athens 25 August First visit of an Indian Prime Minister to Greece in 40 years. Welcomed by Indian community in Athens and visited Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Accorded ceremonial welcome and met with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and held delegations talks with him. Called on President Katerina Sakellaropoulou and received the Grand Cross of the Order of Honour from her. Met with Guru Dayanidhi Das, Head of ISKCON in Athens and also addressed Indian community event.
 
72   Indonesia Jakarta 6–7 September Attended ASEAN Summit, 18th East Asia Summit and 20th Annual ASEAN-India Summit. Interacted with Indian community in Jakarta and addressed the ASEAN leaders plenary session. Met with President Joko Widodo and other participating leaders including Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.
 

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Date(s) Country Guest(s) Images
9–12 September 2007   Mexico President Felipe Calderón and
First Lady Margarita Zavala
 
4–6 October 2007   Philippines President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
 
22–27 October 2007   Netherlands Queen Beatrix,
Prince of Orange Willem-Alexander and
Princess of Orange Máxima
 
4–8 November 2007    Switzerland President Micheline Calmy-Rey
 
25–26 January 2008   France President Nicolas Sarkozy
 
6–12 February 2008   Maldives President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom and
First Lady Nasreena Gayoom
 
9–11 April 2008   Uganda President Yoweri Museveni and
First Lady Janet Museveni
 
20–23 May 2008   Brunei Sultan and Yang di-Pertuan Negara Hassanal Bolkiah
 
17–21 June 2008   Syria President Bashar al-Assad and
First Lady Asma al-Assad
 
3–5 August 2008   Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai
 
26–30 August 2008   Laos President Choummaly Sayasone and
First Lady Keosaychay Sayasone
 
8–14 September 2008   New Zealand Governor-General Sir Anand Satyanand and
Lady Susan Satyanand
 

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  • 12 September 2003: Mariano Rajoy, former First Deputy Prime Minister, Spain (later Prime Minister)
  • 12 September 2003: Josep Piqué, former Minister of Science and Technology, Spain





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  • 20 April 1975: Asadollah Alam, Minister of Royal Court, Iran
  • 20 April 1975: Hormoz Gharib, Ambassador of Iran
  • 29 September 1975: Margarita Pastor Zacearías de Jessen
  • 29 September 1975: Guillermo Cebrián Montano, diplomat, Spain
  • 29 September 1975: Juan Antonio Samaranch, Vice President, International Olympic Committee
  • 26 October 1976: Raymond Barre, Prime Minister of France










  • 25 May 1991: Habib Ben Yahia, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Tunisia
  • 25 May 1991: Abdelhamid Fehri, Ambassador of Tunisia
  • 3 April 1992: Julia Pou, First Lady of Uruguay
  • 2 December 1994: Efraín Goldenberg, Prime Minister of Peru
  • 2 December 1994: Prince Talal bin Muhammad
  • 2 December 1994: Tatsuo Yamaguchi, Ambassador of Japan
  • 2 December 1994: Antonio Gautreau Pérez, former Ambassador of Dominican Republic
  • 2 December 1994: Frederich Gustav Conradie, former Ambassador of South Africa
  • 2 December 1994: Princess Ghida Talal
  • 3 March 1995: Marta Larraechea, First Lady of Chile
  • 3 March 1995: José Miguel Insulza, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Chile
  • 3 March 1995: Francisco Perez Walker, Director of Protocol, Chile
  • 3 March 1995: Álvaro Briones, Ambassador of Chile
  • 24 March 1995: Amelita Ramos, First Lady of the Philippines
  • 24 March 1995: Roberto Romulo, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Philippines
  • 24 March 1995: Edgardo Angara, President of Senate, Philippines
  • 24 March 1995: Jose de Venecia Jr., Speaker of House of Representatives, Philippines
  • 24 March 1995: lsabel Caro de Wilson, Ambassador of the Philippines
  • 7 July 1995: Benita Ferrero-Waldner, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Austria
  • 7 July 1995: Franz Vranitzky, Chancellor of Austria
  • 7 July 1995: Wolfgang Schüssel, Vice-Chancellor of Austria
  • 7 July 1995: Harald Vavrik, Director of Cabinet to President, Austria
  • 7 July 1995: Alfred Mayer, Director-General of Federal Chancellery, Austria
  • 7 July 1995: Richard Wotava, Ambassador of Austria
  • 7 July 1995: Gustav Ortner, Chief of Protocol, Austria
  • 7 July 1995: Heinz Fischer, President of National Council, Austria
  • 17 May 1996: Maria José Ritta, First Lady of Portugal
  • 17 May 1996: Jaime Gama, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Portugal
  • 17 May 1996: Leonardo Mathias, Ambassador of Portugal
  • 17 May 1996: Antonio Franco, Chief of Staff to President, Portugal
  • 17 May 1996: Roberto Pereira de Sousa, Chief of Protocol, Portugal
  • 17 May 1996: Francisco Quevedo Crespo, Director-General of Bilateral Relations, Portugal
  • 24 June 1996: Gaetano Gifuni, Secretary-General to President, Italy
  • 24 June 1996: Beniamino Andreatta, Minister of Defence, Italy
  • 24 June 1996: Alberto Leoncini Bartoli, Chief of Protocol, Italy
  • 24 June 1996: Luigi Amaduzzi, Diplomatic Advisor to President, Italy
  • 20 September 1996: Andre Gadaud, former Ambassador of France
  • 20 September 1996: Alicia Pietri, First Lady of Venezuela
  • 20 September 1996: Miguel Ángel Burelli Rivas, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Venezuela
  • 20 September 1996: Enrique Tejera París, Ambassador of Venezuela
  • 20 September 1996: Nelson Valera Parra, Director-General of Protocol, Venezuela
  • 7 March 1997: Elizabeth Aguirre de Calderón, First Lady of El Salvador
  • 7 March 1997: Ramón Ernesto Gonzalez Giner, Minister of Foreign Affairs, El Salvador
  • 4 July 1997: Jean-Vincent Zinsou, former Ambassador of Ivory Coast
  • 4 July 1997: Richard N. Gardner, Ambassador of the United States
  • 4 July 1997: Luiz Felipe de Seixas Côrrea, Ambassador of Brazil
  • 4 July 1997: Octavio Paz, former diplomat and poet, Mexico
  • 4 July 1997: Silvio Zavala, historian, Mexico



  • 11 July 1997: Theo Waigel, Minister of Finance, Germany
  • 11 July 1997: Kurt Biedenkopf, Minister-President of Saxony, Germany
  • 11 July 1997: Hans Eichel, Minister President of Hesse, Germany


  • 17 April 1998: Ruth Cardoso, First Lady of Brazil
  • 17 April 1998: Luiz Felipe Lampreia, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Brazil
  • 19 October 1998: Jorge Eduardo Ritter, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Brazil


  • 31 March 2001: Carlo Furno, Archpriest of Patriarchal Basilica of Santa Maria
  • 31 March 2001: José Saraiva Martins, Prefect, Congregation for the Causes of Saints
  • 31 March 2001: Gabino Puche, politician, Spain
  • 11 May 2001: Jolanta Kwaśniewska, First Lady of Poland
  • 11 May 2001: Jerzy Buzek, Prime Minister of Poland
  • 28 May 2001: Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo Ibáñez-Martín, Spain
  • 19 October 2001: Willem-Alexander, Prince of Orange (now King)
  • 19 October 2001: Máxima, Princess of Orange (now Queen)
  • 19 October 2001: Wim Kok, Prime Minister of the Netherlands
  • 19 October 2001: Jozias van Aartsen, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Netherlands
  • 19 October 2001: Gerrit Braks, President of Senate, Netherlands
  • 19 October 2001: Jeltje van Nieuwenhoven, Speaker of House of Representatives, Netherlands
  • 19 October 2001: Lambert Willem Veenendaal, Grand Master of Royal Court, Netherlands
  • 19 October 2001: Johannes Frederik Gerardus Arnoldus Maria Maas, Adjutant General to Queen, Netherlands
  • 19 October 2001: Jan von Marchant und Ansembourg, Ambassador of the Netherlands
  • 16 November 2001: Eliane Karp, First Lady of Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Pedro Ferreras Díez
  • 29 November 2001: Francisco Camps Ortiz, politician, Spain
  • 29 November 2001: Luis Carderera Soler, Director-General of Foreign Trade, Spain
  • 29 November 2001: Jesús Manuel Gracia Aldaz, Spanish Ambassador to Cuba
  • 29 November 2001: Carlos Ferrero Costa, President of Congress, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Roberto Dañino, Prime Minister of Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Raúl Diez Canseco, First Vice President, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: David Waisman, Second Vice President, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Diego García-Sayán, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, Minister of Economy and Finance, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Nicolás Lynch Gamero, Minister of Education, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Luis Solari, Minister of Health, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Doris Sánchez, Minister of Promotion of Women and Human Development, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Luis Gonzales Posada, President of Congressional Foreign Affairs Commission, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Alberto Andrade, Mayor of Lima
  • 29 November 2001: Manuel Rodríguez Cuadros, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Vicente Azula de la Guerra, Director-General of Protocol and Ceremonial, Peru




  • 9 January 2004: Andrés Zaldívar, President of Senate, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Marcos Libedinsky, President of Supreme Court, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Isabel Allende, President of Chamber of Deputies, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Francisco Huenchumilla, Minister Secretary-General of Presidency, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Francisco Vidal Salinas, Minister Secretary-General of Government, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Michelle Bachelet, Minister of National Defence, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Jorge Rodríguez Grossi, Minister of Economy, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Sergio Bitar, Minister of Education, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Luis Bates, Minister of Justice, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Jaime Ravinet, Minister of Housing and Urban Planning, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Sergio Páez Verdugo, Senator, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Enrique Krauss, Ambassador of Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Cristián Barros, Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Eduardo Araya, Director of Protocol, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Carlos Portales, Director-General of Foreign Policy, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Osvaldo Rosales, Director-General of International Economic Relations, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Carlos Ducci, Director of European Affairs, Chile
  • 9 January 2004: Patricio Torres, Consular Director-General, Chile




  • 30 November 2007: Ginés González García, Minister of Health, Argentina
  • 30 November 2007: Jose Miguel Arroyo, First Gentleman of Philippines
  • 30 November 2007: Alberto Romulo, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Philippines
  • 30 November 2007: Joseph Danilo Bernardo, Ambassador of the Philippines
  • 30 November 2007: Peter B. Favila, Secretary of Commerce and Industry, Philippines
  • 30 November 2007: Marciano A. Paynor, Chief of Protocol to President, Philippines
  • 30 November 2007: Arthur C. Yap, Secretary of Agriculture, Philippines
  • 30 November 2007: Angelo Reyes, Secretary of Energy, Philippines
  • 30 November 2007: Ignacio Bunye, Presidential Spokesperson, Philippines
  • 30 November 2007: Ubaldo Nieto de Alba, economist, Spain



  • 23 January 2009: Ignacio Martín Villalaín, Second Chief of Army, Spain
  • 6 February 2009: Daniel Scioli, Governor of Buenos Aires, Argentina
  • 6 February 2009: José Alperovich, Governor of Tucumán, Argentina
  • 6 February 2009: Jorge Taiana, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Argentina
  • 6 February 2009: Julio de Vido, Minister of Federal Planning, Argentina
  • 6 February 2009: Lino Barañao, Minister of Science and Technology, Argentina
  • 6 February 2009: Carlos Bettini, Ambassador of Argentina
  • 6 February 2009: Juan C. Kreckler, National Director of Ceremonial, Argentina




  • 3 July 2015: Nadine Heredia, First Lady of Peru
  • 31 July 2015: Albrecht von Boeselager, Grand Chancellor, Sovereign Military Order of Malta
  • 31 July 2015: Jean-Marie Musy, Ambassador of Sovereign Military Order of Malta
  • 20 February 2017: Juliana Awada, First Lady of Argentina
  • 13 April 2018: Peter Huber, Ambassador of Austria
  • 13 April 2018: Augusto Santos Silva, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Portugal
  • 13 April 2018: Francisco Ribeiro de Menezes, Ambassador of Portugal
  • 13 April 2018: Joâo Vaz Antunes, Chief of Military Staff to President, Portugal


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  • 15 February 1974: Omar Sakkaf
  • 15 February 1974: Salem Sumbol
  • 15 February 1974: Isham Nasser
  • 15 February 1974: Mohamed Ibrahim Massaud
  • 15 February 1974: Ahmed Abdul Waheb
  • 15 February 1974: Ali Alireza
  • 15 February 1974: Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud (now King)
  • 15 February 1974: Fahd bin Abdulaziz Al Saud (later King)
  • 15 February 1974: Nawwaf bin Abdulaziz Al Saud
  • 15 February 1974: Khalid bin Abdulaziz Al Saud (later King)
  • 20 April 1975: Hedayatollah Zolfaghari
  • 20 April 1975: Cirus Farzaneh
  • 20 April 1975: Khosrow Akmal, Chief of Protocol, Iran
  • 20 April 1975: Assafollah Fahimi
  • 20 April 1975: Amir Bakhtiari
  • 20 April 1975: Abolhasan Bakhtiar, diplomat, Iran
  • 20 April 1975: Karim Pasha Bahadori
  • 20 April 1975: Nosratollah Moinian, Advisor to Shah, Iran
  • 20 April 1975: Homayun Jaber Ansari, Advisor to Shah, Iran
  • 20 April 1975: Hushang Ansary, Minister of Finance, Iran
  • 20 April 1975: Abbas Ali Khalatbari, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Iran
  • 29 September 1975: Mario Caprile Stucchi
  • 18 March 1977: Adnan Abu Odeh, Chief of Royal Court, Jordan
  • 18 March 1977: Hassan Ibrahim, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Jordan
  • 18 March 1977: Suleiman Arrar, Minister, Jordan
  • 18 March 1977: Ma'an Abu Nowar, Minister, Jordan
  • 18 March 1977: Taher Masri, Minister, Jordan
  • 18 March 1977: Anwar Mustafa, Minister, Jordan
  • 18 March 1977: Luigi Dadaglio, Major Penitentiary of Apostolic Penitentiary, Holy See
  • 12 April 1977: Guido Brunner, European Commissioner
  • 13 May 1977: Nasser Almanqour, Ambassador of Saudi Arabia
  • 13 May 1977: Nasser Al Rajihi, Saudi Arabia
  • 21 May 1977: José Manuel Villas Boas, diplomat, Portugal
  • 2 June 1977: Mario Vargas Salinas
  • 28 April 1978: Sa'dun Hammadi, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Iraq
  • 28 April 1978: Kasim Hamoudi, Iraq
  • 23 June 1978: José María Callejas Peinado, civil servant, Spain
  • 23 June 1978: Enrique Esteban Rodríguez
  • 23 June 1978: Luis Fernández Fernández-Madrid, Civil Governor of Seville, Spain
  • 23 June 1978: Alfonso Gota Losada, Spain
  • 23 June 1978: Tomás Jaso Roldán
  • 23 June 1978: Sabas Antonio Marín García
  • 23 June 1978: Francisco de Asís Pastor Jiménez
  • 23 June 1978: Manuel del Río Martínez, architect, Spain
  • 23 June 1978: José Antonio Sáenz de Santa María, Chief of General Staff, Spain
  • 23 June 1978: Emile Schiff, Netherlands
  • 23 June 1978: Gerard Veldkamp, former Minister, Netherlands
  • 30 November 1978: Xavier Pinto Tellería
  • 12 December 1979: Fructuoso Mba Oñana, Equatorial Guinea
  • 12 December 1979: Eulogio Oyó, Vice President, Equatorial Guinea
  • 12 December 1979: Félix Mbá Nchama, Minister of Interior, Equatorial Guinea
  • 12 December 1979: Policarpo Monduy Mbá, Minister of Justice, Equatorial Guinea
  • 12 December 1979: Paulino Obiang Enama, Minister of Agriculture, Equatorial Guinea
  • 12 December 1979: Melchor Ndong, Minister of Labor, Equatorial Guinea
  • 12 December 1979: Pedro Nsué Qbama, Minister of Industry and Mines, Equatorial Guinea
  • 12 December 1979: Pablo Qbama Eyang, Minister of Sanitation, Equatorial Guinea
  • 12 December 1979: Isidoro Eyi Mesuy Andeme, Equatorial Guinea
  • 12 December 1979: Tarsicio Mané Abeso, Minister of Public Works and Culture, Equatorial Guinea
  • 12 December 1979: Pedro Edú, Minister of Transport and Urbanism, Equatorial Guinea
  • 12 December 1979: Marcos Mba Ondo, Equatorial Guinea
  • 12 December 1979: Antonio Mba Nguema, military personnel, Equatorial Guinea
  • 12 December 1979: Cristino Seriche Bioko, politician, Equatorial Guinea
  • 12 December 1979: Alejandro Evuna Owono, Equatorial Guinea


  • 15 March 1980: Hans Sølvhøj, Court Marshal, Denmark
  • 15 March 1980: Mogens Wahl, Cabinet Secretary to Queen, Denmark
  • 15 March 1980: Eigil Jørgensen, diplomat, Denmark
  • 15 March 1980: Niels Ersbøll, diplomat, Denmark
  • 15 March 1980: Morten Ole Olufsen
  • 15 March 1980: Suzanne Bischoff van Heemskerck, Netherlands
  • 15 March 1980: Elbert Roest, Netherlands
  • 15 March 1980: Hans Wiegel, Deputy Prime Minister, Netherlands
  • 15 March 1980: Willem Scholten, Minister of Defense, Netherlands
  • 15 March 1980: Arie Pais, Minister of Sciences and Education, Netherlands
  • 15 March 1980: Ton van Trier, Minister of Science Policy, Netherlands
  • 15 March 1980: Pieter Beelaerts van Blokland, Minister of Housing, Netherlands
  • 15 March 1980: Theo Thurlings, President of Senate, Netherlands
  • 15 March 1980: Dick Dolman, Speaker of House of Representatives, Netherlands
  • 15 March 1980: Leendert Ginjaar, Minister of Health and Environment, Netherlands
  • 12 May 1980: Eduardo Santos Alvite, Undersecretary for Economic Affairs, Ecuador
  • 12 May 1980: César Valdivieso Chiriboga, Director-General of Political Affairs, Ecuador
  • 12 May 1980: Gabriel L. Roldós Garcós, diplomat, Ecuador
  • 12 May 1980: José Alonso Iglesias, diplomat, Ecuador
  • 12 May 1980: Carlos Feraud Blum, Minister of Interior, Ecuador
  • 12 May 1980: Galo García, diplomat, Ecuador
  • 12 May 1980: Mario Alemán, diplomat, Ecuador
  • 12 May 1980: Rafael García Velasco, diplomat, Ecuador
  • 12 May 1980: Luis Bossano, former Minister, Ecuador
  • 12 May 1980: Andrés Córdova, former President of Ecuador
  • 12 May 1980: Antonio Parra Velasco, diplomat, Ecuador
  • 12 May 1980: Luis Alberto Luna Tobar, Archbishop of Cuenca, Ecuador
  • 26 May 1980: Carlo Calenda, diplomat, Italy
  • 26 May 1980: Walter Gardini, diplomat, Italy
  • 26 May 1980: Marcello Guidi, diplomat, Italy
  • 8 July 1980: Gaston Thorn, Prime Minister of Luxembourg
  • 8 July 1980: Émile Krieps, Minister of Health, Luxembourg
  • 8 July 1980: Camille Ney, Minister of Agriculture, Luxembourg
  • 8 July 1980: Josy Barthel, Minister of Transport, Luxembourg
  • 8 July 1980: René Konen, Minister of Public Works, Luxembourg
  • 8 July 1980: Jean Spautz, Minister of Interior, Luxembourg
  • 8 July 1980: Fernand Boden, Minister of Education, Luxembourg
  • 8 July 1980: Jacques Santer, Minister of Finances, Luxembourg
  • 8 July 1980: Ernest Mühlen, Secretary of State for Finances, Luxembourg
  • 8 July 1980: Paul Helminger, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Luxembourg
  • 8 July 1980: Charles Reichling, Secretary-General, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Luxembourg
  • 8 July 1980: Guy de Muyser, Marshal of Grand Ducal Court, Luxembourg
  • 28 April 1981: Leonetto Amadei, President of Constitutional Court, Italy
  • 28 April 1981: Virginio Rognoni, Minister of Interior, Italy
  • 28 April 1981: Oddo Biasini, Minister of Culture and Environmental Heritage, Italy
  • 28 April 1981: Luciano Radi, Secretary of Council of Ministers, Italy
  • 28 April 1981: Mario Semprini, diplomat, Italy
  • 28 April 1981: Maurizio Bucci, Director-General, Economic Affairs, Italy
  • 28 April 1981: Cesidio Guazzaroni, Advisor to President, Italy
  • 15 June 1981: Prince Saud bin Faisal Al Saud
  • 15 June 1981: Soleman Al Souleman
  • 15 June 1981: Nass Al-Shathri
  • 15 June 1981: Fadhel Al-Rahman
  • 15 June 1981: Abdulla Al-Busaili
  • 15 June 1981: Alawi Darweesh Karai
  • 15 June 1981: Mohammed Nuri Ibrahim, diplomat, Saudi Arabia
  • 15 June 1981: Saleh Al-Dharraba
  • 14 July 1981: Miguel Ángel Godínez Bravo, Chief of Presidential General Staff, Mexico
  • 14 July 1981: Raúl Valdés
  • 14 July 1981: José Carlos Manuel González Parrodi, diplomat, Mexico
  • 5 January 1982: Mariano Baena del Alcázar, political scientist, Spain
  • 5 January 1982: Julián Calle Cuenca Pinilla, Spain
  • 5 January 1982: Antonio Carbonell Romero, Spain
  • 5 January 1982: Fernando Casanovas Seco, Spain
  • 5 January 1982: Antonio Casas, actor, Spain
  • 5 January 1982: Carlos Cubillo Valverde, author, Spain
  • 5 January 1982: Mohamede Eyad Kayali Kayali, business, Syria
  • 5 January 1982: Manuel Meler, Vice President, Royal Spanish Football Association
  • 5 January 1982: Anselmo Benito Mora López, Spain
  • 5 January 1982: Julio César Rodrigo de Santiago, President of Provincial Council of Leon, Spain
  • 5 January 1982: Eduardo Roxas Gargollo, Spain
  • 5 January 1982: Antonio Serrano de Haro, author, Spain
  • 5 January 1982: José Luis Varela Iglesias, writer and teacher, Spain
  • 5 January 1982: Germán Arciniegas, former Minister of Education, Colombia
  • 5 January 1982: Cornelis Berkhouwer, former President, European Parliament
  • 5 January 1982: Alberto Cañas Escalante, former Minister of Culture, Costa Rica
  • 5 January 1982: Andró Robert Merlin Grosjean
  • 5 January 1982: Manuel Jacinto Nunes, former Deputy Prime Minister, Portugal
  • 5 January 1982: José Manuel Rivas Sacconi, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Colombia
  • 5 January 1982: Matthias Seefelder, industrial manager, Germany
  • 5 January 1982: Luis Demetrio Tinoco Castro, former Deputy of Congress, Costa Rica
  • 5 January 1982: Fernando Reino
  • 5 January 1982: Bernard de Villeméjanne, France
  • 12 April 1982: Vincent Bommen, Cabinet Secretary to King, Norway
  • 12 April 1982: Ingvald M. Smith-Kielland, Court Marshal, Norway
  • 12 April 1982: Magne Hagen, Private Secretary to King, Norway
  • 12 April 1982: Eivinn Berg, State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Norway
  • 12 April 1982: Kjell Eliassen, Permanent Undersecretary of State, Norway
  • 12 April 1982: Bjørn Blakstad, Ambassador of Norway
  • 12 April 1982: Else Werring, Chief Court Mistress, Norway
  • 20 September 1982: Paul Dontsop, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Cameroon
  • 20 September 1982: Emmanuel Egbe Tabt, Cameroon
  • 20 September 1982: Hamadou Moustapha, Minister of Urban Planning, Cameroon
  • 9 May 1983: Antonio Sabino Cantuarla Guimaraes, Brazil
  • 9 May 1983: Lauro Escorel Rodrigues de Moraes, Brazil
  • 9 May 1983: Paulo Pires do Rio, Brazil
  • 9 May 1983: Orlando Soares Carbonar, Brazil, Brazil
  • 9 May 1983: Ivan Velloso da Sllvelra Batalha, Brazil
  • 17 September 1983: Krishna Raj Aryal, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nepal
  • 17 September 1983: Gambhir Sing Rayamajhi, Nepal
  • 17 September 1983: Meer Subba Narayan Prassad Shrestha, Principal Private Secretary to King, Nepal
  • 17 September 1983: Gehendra Man Singh, Nepal
  • 17 September 1983: Chiran S. Thapa, diplomat, Nepal
  • 17 September 1983: Bishwa Pradhan, diplomat, Nepal
  • 22 March 1985: Mohammad A. Adwan, Jordan
  • 22 March 1985: Walid al-Kurdi, husband of Princess Basma, Jordan
  • 22 March 1985: Samir Farraj, Jordan
  • 22 March 1985: Adnan Talhouni, Jordan
  • 22 March 1985: Fawaz Abou Tayeh, Jordan
  • 5 June 1985: Manuel Alonso Muñoz, Mexico
  • 5 June 1985: Carlos Humberto Bermúdez Dávila, Chief of Security to President, Mexico
  • 5 June 1985: Arturo Cardona Marino, Chief of Presidential Staff, Mexico
  • 5 June 1985: Emilio Gamboa Patrón, Private Secretary to President, Mexico
  • 5 June 1985: Rodolfo González Guevara, Ambassador of Spain
  • 5 June 1985: Pedro González-Rubio Sánchez, Spain
  • 5 June 1985: Adolfo Hegewisch, Spain
  • 5 June 1985: Leobardo Ruiz Pérez, Mexico
  • 5 June 1985: Bernardo Sepúlveda Amor, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Mexico
  • 5 June 1985: Ignacio Villaseñor Arango, Mexico



  • 11 September 1985: Ingvi Sigurður Ingvarsson, diplomat, Iceland
  • 11 September 1985: Haraldur Kröyer, diplomat, Iceland
  • 11 September 1985: Þorleifur Thorlacius, diplomat, Iceland
  • 18 September 1985: Sultan Abou-Ali, Minister of Economy and Foreign Trade, Egypt
  • 18 September 1985: Mohamed Atteya, Egypt
  • 18 September 1985: Ossama El Bad, Egypt
  • 18 September 1985: Salah Khalifa, Egypt
  • 24 September 1985: Ahmed Raouf Assaad
  • 24 September 1985: Hassan Maher Al Akhras
  • 24 September 1985: Nour El Din Ahmed Fargbal
  • 13 December 1985: Prince Faisal bin Ali Al-Said of Oman
  • 13 December 1985: Said bin Salim Al Shaksy, Oman
  • 13 December 1985: Yusuf bin Alawi bin Abdullah, Oman
  • 13 December 1985: Ali bin Majid Al-Mamari, Oman


  • 21 February 1986: Klaus Blech, Head of Presidential Office, Germany
  • 21 February 1986: Andreas Meyer-Landrut, State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Germany
  • 21 February 1986: Jürgen Ruhfus, State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Germany
  • 21 February 1986: Friedhelm Ost, State Secretary for Press and Information, Germany
  • 21 February 1986: Edmund Stoiber, Head of Bavaria State Chancellery, Germany
  • 21 February 1986: Detlef Stronk, Head of Senate Chancellery, Germany
  • 21 February 1986: Leopold Bill von Bredow, Chief of Protocol, Germany
  • 21 February 1986: Diether Posser, Minister of Finance of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
  • 21 February 1986: Claus Dieter Leister, Head of North Rhine-Westphalia Chancellery, Germany


  • 25 September 1986: Luis Felipe Polo Lemus, Private Secretary to President, Guatemala
  • 25 September 1986: Danilo Barillas Rodríguez, Ambassador of Guatemala
  • 25 September 1986: Robert A. Valle Valdizán, First Secretary of Congress, Guatemala
  • 25 September 1986: José Fernando Lobo Dubón, Third Secretary of Congress, Guatemala
  • 25 September 1986: Nery Morales Gavarrete, Deputy of Congress, Guatemala
  • 25 September 1986: Oliverio García Rodas, Deputy of Congress, Guatemala
  • 25 September 1986: Julio Santos, Public Relations Secretary to President, Guatemala
  • 25 September 1986: Federico Linares, President of Bank of Guatemala
  • 25 September 1986: Hermes Marroquín Campo, Secretary of Economic Planning Council, Guatemala
  • 25 September 1986: Raúl Rivera Aparicio, Director of Protocol and Ceremonial, Guatemala
  • 25 September 1986: Roberto Mata Gálvez, Chief of Presidential Military Staff, Guatemala
  • 3 October 1986: Simón Alberto Consalvi, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Venezuela
  • 3 October 1986: Héctor Hurtado Navarro, President of Investment Fund, Venezuela
  • 3 October 1986: Oswaldo Álvarez Paz, President of Foreign Affairs Commission of Chamber of Deputies, Venezuela
  • 3 October 1986: Angel Brito Villarroel, Deputy of Congress, Venezuela
  • 3 October 1986: Teodoro Petkoff, Deputy of Congress, Venezuela
  • 3 October 1986: Ismario González, Deputy of Congress, Venezuela
  • 3 October 1986: Carmelo Lauría Lesseur, Secretary to President, Venezuela
  • 3 October 1986: Pedro Sorensen, Director of International Policy, Venezuela
  • 3 October 1986: Moritz Eiris Villegas, Director of Protocol, Venezuela
  • 8 May 1987: Alvaro Umaña, Minister of Natural Resources, Energy and Mines, Costa Rica
  • 8 May 1987: Ottón Solís, Minister of National Planning and Economic Policy, Costa Rica
  • 8 May 1987: Teresa Martínez Randulfe, Ambassador of Costa Rica
  • 15 May 1987: Miguel Hernández Agosto, President of Senate, Puerto Rico
  • 15 May 1987: Baltasar Corrada del Río, Mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico
  • 15 May 1987: Ronny Jarabo, Speaker of House of Representatives, Puerto Rico
  • 15 May 1987: Héctor Luis Acevedo, Secretary of State, Puerto Rico
  • 15 May 1987: Juan Carlos Durán, Minister of Interior, Bolivia
  • 15 May 1987: Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada, Minister of Planning and Coordination, Bolivia
  • 15 May 1987: Jorge Valdés Añez, Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs, Bolivia
  • 15 May 1987: Gonzalo Saavedra Espinoza, Commander-in-Chief of Armed Forces, Bolivia
  • 15 May 1987: Valentín Abecia Baldivieso, Ambassador of Bolivia
  • 3 July 1987: Patroclos Stavrou, Secretary-General of Presidency, Cyprus
  • 3 July 1987: George Lycourgos, Ambassador of Cyprus
  • 3 July 1987: Harris Vovides, Director of Presidential Cabinet, Cyprus
  • 3 July 1987: Vaoias Markides, Director of Cypriot Affairs, Cyprus



  • 13 November 1987: Mohamed Nabil Ibrahim, President, Banque Misr Exterior
  • 13 November 1987: Keokhwan Vajarodaya, Head of Royal Household, Thailand
  • 13 November 1987: Thawisan Ladawan, Secretary-General of Royal Household, Thailand
  • 13 November 1987: Damrong Sikkmonton, Head of Military Cabinet, Royal Household, Thailand
  • 13 November 1987: Tongnoi Tongyai, Secretary to the King, Thailand
  • 13 November 1987: Prasong Soonsiri, Secretary-General to Prime Minister, Thailand
  • 13 November 1987: Prapas Limpabandhu, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, Thailand
  • 13 November 1987: Kasem S. Kasemsri, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Thailand
  • 13 November 1987: Chuay Kannawat, Ambassador of Thailand
  • 13 November 1987: Anat Suwanwihok, Director-General of Protocol, Thailand
  • 13 November 1987: Phisan Moonlasrtsathorn, Secretary-General of Interior, Thailand
  • 13 November 1987: Pao Sarasin, Director-General, Royal Thai Police
  • 13 November 1987: Chamlong Srimuang, Governor of Bangkok
  • 13 November 1987: Pairat Decharin, Governor of Chiang Mai
  • 13 November 1987: Suprapada Kasemsant, Secretary to Queen, Thailand
  • 13 November 1987: Manatnit Vanikkul, Second Secretary to Queen, Thailand


  • 17 March 1989: Pierre Joxe, Minister of Interior, France
  • 22 September 1989: Ahmed Osman, President of House of Representatives, Morocco
  • 22 September 1989: Moulay Ahmed El Alaoui, Minister of State, Morocco
  • 22 September 1989: Abdellatif Filali, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Morocco
  • 22 September 1989: Mohammed Kabbaj, Minister of Public Works, Morocco
  • 22 September 1989: Bensalem Smili, Minister of Fisheries, Morocco
  • 22 September 1989: Abdelhak Kadiri, Director-General of Studies, Morocco
  • 22 September 1989: Abdelfettah Frej, Private Secretary to King, Morocco
  • 22 September 1989: Brahim Frej, Chamberlain to King, Morocco
  • 20 April 1990: Javier Murillo de la Rocha, Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs, Bolivia
  • 20 April 1990: Alberto Salamanca Prado, Director-General of Ceremonies, Bolivia
  • 20 April 1990: Jorge Soruco ViIlanueva, Director-General of Foreign Policy, Bolivia


  • 11 October 1990: Enrique Krauss, Minister of Interior, Chile
  • 11 October 1990: Enrique Correa, Minister Secretary-General of Government, Chile
  • 11 October 1990: Edgardo Boeninger, Minister Secretary-General of Presidency, Chile
  • 11 October 1990: Edmundo Vargas, Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs, Chile
  • 11 October 1990: Carlos Portales, Director-General of Foreign Policy, Chile
  • 11 October 1990: Carlos Bascuñán Edvarda, Chief of Cabinet of President, Chile
  • 11 October 1990: Jaime Lavados, Rector, University of Chile
  • 11 October 1990: Luis Pareto González, Intendent of Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
  • 11 October 1990: Jaime Ravinet, Mayor of Santiago, Chile
  • 11 October 1990: Carlos Klammer, Director of Protocol, Chile
  • 11 October 1990: Rabindranath Quinteros, Intendant of Los Lagos Region, Chile
  • 11 October 1990: Orlando Machuca Vargas, Minister of Interior, Paraguay
  • 11 October 1990: Eumelio Bernal, Chief of General Staff, Paraguay
  • 11 October 1990: Francisco Sánchez González, Chief of Police, Paraguay
  • 11 October 1990: Emilio Osvaldo Balbuena, General Commander of Artillery, Paraguay
  • 11 October 1990: Rojis Romero, Chief of Military Staff to President, Paraguay
  • 11 October 1990: Raúl Sopena Brugada, Secretary-General to President, Paraguay
  • 11 October 1990: Juan Ernesto Villamayor, Undersecretary of Information and Culture, Paraguay
  • 11 October 1990: José Luis Alder, Intendant of Municipal Region, Paraguay
  • 11 October 1990: Bernardino Hugo Saguier Caballero, Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs, Paraguay
  • 11 October 1990: Oscar Cabello, Undersecretary for General Affairs, Paraguay



  • 5 April 1991: Joaquín Satrústegui
  • 5 April 1991: Alejandro Foxley, Minister of Finance, Chile
  • 5 April 1991: Ricardo Lagos, Minister of Education, Chile
  • 5 April 1991: Hernán Castro, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, Costa Rica
  • 10 May 1991: Marcos Antônio de Salvo Coimbra, Secretary-General of Presidency, Brazil
  • 10 May 1991: Agenor Francisco Homen de Garvalho, Chief of Military Staff to President, Brazil
  • 10 May 1991: Claudia Francisco Vieira, Chief of Presidential Personal Cabinet, Brazil
  • 25 May 1991: Mouldi Zouaoui, Minister of Agriculture, Tunisia



  • 24 March 1995: Tunku Ampuan Najihah, Raja Permaisuri Agong of Malaysia
  • 24 March 1995: Mahathir Mohamad, Prime Minister of Malaysia
  • 24 March 1995: Rafael Alunan III, Secretary of Interior, Philippines
  • 24 March 1995: Rizalino Navarro, Secretary of Trade and Industry, Philippines
  • 24 March 1995: Vicente Carlos, Secretary of Tourism, Philippines
  • 24 March 1995: Alfredo Lim, Mayor of Manila
  • 24 March 1995: Marciano A. Paynor, Chief of Protocol to President, Philippines
  • 24 March 1995: Jose T. Almonte, Presidential Adviser, Philippines
  • 7 July 1995: Anna Elisabeth Haselbach, President of Federal Council, Austria
  • 7 July 1995: Ralph Scheide, Deputy Director of Presidential Cabinet, Austria
  • 7 July 1995: Franz Krieger, Chief of Protocol of Chancellery, Austria
  • 7 July 1995: Wolfgang Wolte, Deputy Secretary-General of Foreign Affairs, Austria
  • 7 July 1995: Peter Hohenfellner, Political Director, Austria
  • 7 July 1995: Michael Häupl, Mayor of Vienna, Austria
  • 7 July 1995: Erwin Pröll, Governor of Lower Austria
  • 7 July 1995: Leopold Maderthaner, President of Federal Economic Association, Austria
  • 17 May 1996: João Gomes Cravinho, Minister of Equipment, Planning and Territorial Administration, Portugal
  • 17 May 1996: Manuel Carrilho, Minister of Culture, Portugal
  • 17 May 1996: José Antonio Aguiriano, former Member of Parliament, Spain (posthumous)
  • 24 June 1996: Vittorio Jannelli, Internal Affairs Advisor to President, Italy
  • 24 June 1996: Gaetano Scelba, Press and Communications Advisor to President, Italy
  • 20 September 1996: Elías Elíades, Ambassador of Chile
  • 20 September 1996: Freddy Rojas Parra, Minister of Development, Venezuela
  • 20 September 1996: Hermann Luis Soriano, President of Tourism Corporation, Venezuela
  • 20 September 1996: Pedro Pablo Aguilar, President of Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, Venezuela
  • 20 September 1996: Segundo Melendez, President of Chamber of Deputies Foreign Affairs Committee, Venezuela
  • 4 October 1996: Lyudmyla Kuchma, First Lady of Ukraine
  • 4 October 1996: Hennadiy Udovenko, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ukraine
  • 4 October 1996: Dmytro Tabachnyk, Head of Presidential Administration, Ukraine
  • 4 July 1997: Jose Benito Rodriguez Rodriguez
  • 4 July 1997: Shigeichiro Kanamori, Honorary Consul of Spain in Japan


  • 11 July 1997: Wilhelm Staudacher, Head of Presidential Office, Germany
  • 11 July 1997: Hans Friedrich von Ploetz, State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Germany
  • 11 July 1997: Peter Hartmann, State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Germany
  • 11 July 1997: Werner Hoyer, Minister of State for Europe, Germany
  • 11 July 1997: Peter Hausmann, State Secretary for Press and Information, Germany



  • 9 July 1999: Antonina Stoyanova, First Lady of Bulgaria
  • 9 July 1999: Nadezhda Neynsky, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bulgaria
  • 9 July 1999: Mario Tagarinski, Minister of Public Administration, Bulgaria
  • 1 October 1999: Rafael García-Valdecasas Fernández
  • 18 October 1999: Mohammed Al-Saleh, husband of Princess Alia, Jordan
  • 18 October 1999: Ali Fazza, Communications Advisor to King, Jordan
  • 18 October 1999: Aqel Biltaji, Minister of Tourism, Jordan
  • 18 October 1999: Mohammad Asfour, Minister of Industry and Commerce, Jordan
  • 18 October 1999: Samih Battikhi, Director of Intelligence, Jordan
  • 18 October 1999: Abdullah Madadha, Ambassador of Jordan
  • 18 October 1999: Faisal Al-Fayez, Chief of Protocol of Royal Court, Jordan
  • 23 December 1999: Enrique Pérez Flores, businessperson, Spain
  • 23 December 1999: Arturo Núñez Jiménez, Deputy of Congress, Mexico
  • 23 December 1999: Jaime Carvajal y Urquijo, 5th Marquess of Isasi, Spain
  • 23 December 1999: Bob Graham, Senator, United States
  • 23 December 1999: Gonzalo Ricardo Salvador Holguín, Undersecretary of Political Affairs, Ecuador
  • 23 December 1999: Antonio Félix López Acosta, former Ambassador of Paraguay
  • 23 December 1999: Pablo Mayor Menéndez, Spain
  • 23 December 1999: Roberto Memmo, President, Memmo Foundation
  • 23 December 1999: Fernando Messmer Trigo, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship, Bolivia
  • 23 December 1999: Jaime Benítez Rexach, former President, University of Puerto Rico
  • 8 September 2000: Jerónimo Arozamena Sierra, former Vice-President of Constitutional Court, Spain
  • 8 September 2000: Gloria Begué Cantón, former Vice-President of Constitutional Court, Spain
  • 8 September 2000: Plácido Fernández Viagas, former Vice-President of Constitutional Court, Spain (posthumous)
  • 8 September 2000: Manuel García-Pelayo, former President of Constitutional Court, Spain (posthumous)
  • 8 September 2000: Francisco Rubio Llorente, former Judge of Constitutional Court, Spain
  • 8 September 2000: Francisco Tomás y Valiente, former President of Constitutional Court, Spain
  • 8 September 2000: Francisco Cal Pardo, jurist, Spain
  • 8 September 2000: Jorge Coelho, Minister of Presidency, Portugal
  • 8 September 2000: Joaquim Pina Moura, Minister of Finance and Economy, Portugal
  • 8 September 2000: Francisco Seixas da Costa, Secretary of State for European Affairs, Portugal
  • 8 September 2000: José Lello, Secretary of State for Communications, Portugal
  • 8 September 2000: Antonio Franco, Chief of Staff to President, Portugal
  • 8 September 2000: José Manuel de Faria Leal, Chief of Military Staff to President, Portugal
  • 8 September 2000: Lídio de Magalhaes, Chief of Cabinet to President, Portugal
  • 8 September 2000: Rodolfo Lavrador, Chief of Cabinet to Prime Minister, Portugal
  • 8 September 2000: Joao Pedro da Silveira Carvalho, Director-General of Community Affairs, Portugal
  • 8 September 2000: José Caetano da Costa Pereira, Director-General of Bilateral Relations, Portugal
  • 8 September 2000: Emilio Aquiles de Oliveira, Chief of Cabinet to Foreign Minister, Portugal
  • 8 September 2000: João Soares, Mayor of Lisbon, Portugal
  • 8 September 2000: Licínio Chainho Pereira, Rector, University of Miño, Portugal
  • 8 September 2000: Jorge Ortiga, Archbishop-Primate of Braga
  • 16 September 2000: Moulay Abdallah ben Ali Alaoui, cousin of King, Morocco
  • 16 September 2000: Moulay Driss El Alaoui, cousin of King, Morocco
  • 16 September 2000: Mohamed Benaissa, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Morocco
  • 16 September 2000: André Azoulay, Senior Advisor to King, Morocco
  • 16 September 2000: Zoulikha Nasri, Senior Advisor to King, Morocco
  • 16 September 2000: Fathallah Oualalou, Minister of Economy and Finance, Morocco
  • 16 September 2000: Mohamed Achaari, Minister of Culture, Morocco
  • 16 September 2000: Nouzha Chekrouni, Minister-delegate for Women, Child Protection, Morocco
  • 16 September 2000: Rochdi Chraibi, Director of Royal Cabinet, Morocco
  • 16 September 2000: Hassan Aourid, Spokesperson of Royal Palace, Morocco
  • 16 September 2000: Abdeslam Baraka, Ambassador of Morocco
  • 16 September 2000: Abdelhak Mrini, Director of Protocol of Royal Palace, Morocco
  • 16 September 2000: Bouchaib Arroub, Head of Third Office of General Staff, Morocco


  • 1 June 2001: Mariano Fernández Amunátegui, Ambassador of Chile
  • 1 June 2001: Eduardo Araya Alemparte, Director-General of Protocol, Chile
  • 1 June 2001: Óscar Fuentes Lazo, Director of European Affairs, Chile
  • 1 June 2001: Felipe Du Monceau de Bergendal Pérez, Consul-General in Barcelona, Chile


  • 19 October 2001: Jan Hee Hong, former Ambassador of South Korea
  • 19 October 2001: Benk Korthals, Minister of Justice, Netherlands
  • 19 October 2001: Frank de Grave, Minister of Defence, Netherlands
  • 19 October 2001: Dick Benschop, State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Netherlands
  • 19 October 2001: Annemarie Jorritsma, Deputy Prime Minister, Netherlands
  • 19 October 2001: Els Borst, Deputy Prime Minister, Netherlands
  • 29 November 2001: Francisco Javier Melero Columbrí, Spain
  • 29 November 2001: Antonio Martín de Santiago Concha, Marquess of Linares, Spain
  • 29 November 2001: Isabel Castelo d’Ortega y Cortés, Spain
  • 29 November 2001: Henry Pease García, First Vice President of Congress, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Jorge del Castillo, Second Vice President of Congress, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Xavier Barrón Cebreros, Third Vice President of Congress, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Javier Diez Canseco, Fourth Vice President of Congress, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Luis Iberico, Fifth Vice President of Congress, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: José Elice, Secretary-General of Presidency, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Martín Yrigoyen Yrigoyen, Undersecretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Alberto Gutiérrez La Madrid, Director for Europe, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Carlos Jose Pareja Rios, Ambassador of Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Max De la Fuente, Ambassador, Peru
  • 29 November 2001: Gustavo Teixeira, Director of Protocol of Lima, Peru


  • 1 July 2002: Emilio Barcia García-Villamil
  • 1 July 2002: Boris Grigorievich Mayorskiy, Ambassador of Russia


  • 8 November 2002: Juan de Dios Castro Lozano, Legal Advisor to President, Mexico
  • 8 November 2002: José Armando Tamayo Casillas, Chief of Presidential General Staff, Mexico
  • 8 November 2002: Andrés Manuel López Obrador, Head of Government of Federal District, Mexico
  • 8 November 2002: Enrique Berruga, Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs, Mexico
  • 8 November 2002: Gustavo Iruegas, Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs, Mexico
  • 8 November 2002: Mauricio Toussaint Ribot, Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs, Mexico
  • 8 November 2002: Miguel Hakim Simón, Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs, Mexico
  • 8 November 2002: Aarón Dichter, Undersecretary of Communications and Transport, Mexico
  • 8 November 2002: Andrés Lira González, President of El Colegio de México
  • 8 November 2002: Miguel León-Portilla, President of Mexican Academy of History, Mexico
  • 8 November 2002: Rafael Segovia, Research Professor of El Colegio de México
  • 8 November 2002: Mireya Terán Munguia, Director-General of Protocol, Mexico
  • 8 November 2002: Juan Carlos Romero Hicks, Governor of Guanajuato, Mexico
  • 8 November 2002: Olegario Vázquez Raña, President of Mexican Red Cross, Mexico
  • 8 November 2002: Enrique Krauze, historian, Mexico


  • 11 July 2003: Osmar Vladimir Chohfi, Ambassador of Brazil
  • 11 July 2003: Cassio Rodríguez da Cunha Lima, Governor of Paraiba, Brazil
  • 11 July 2003: Ronaldo Lessa, Governor of Alagaos, Brazil
  • 11 July 2003: Zulaiê Cobra, Federal Deputy, Brazil
  • 11 July 2003: Mauro Vieira, Chief of Cabinet of Foreign Affairs, Brazil
  • 11 July 2003: Marcelo Andrade de Moraes Jardim, Director-General, Europe Division, Brazil
  • 11 July 2003: Ruy de Lima Casaes e Silva, Chief of Protocol, Brazil
  • 11 July 2003: Paulo César de Oliveira Campos, Chief of Presidential Protocol, Brazil
  • 11 July 2003: Mario Vilalva, Director-General of Trade Promotion, Brazil
  • 11 July 2003: Francisco Antonio del Pozo Martínez
  • 11 July 2003: María Tardón Olmos, politician, Spain
  • 27 September 2004: José Francisco Cosmen Adelaida, businessperson, Spain
  • 27 September 2004: Alfredo Pastor, former Secretary of State for Economy, Spain


  • 14 January 2005: Habib El Malki, Minister of Education, Morocco
  • 14 January 2005: Adil Douiri, Minister of Tourism, Morocco
  • 14 January 2005: Abderrahim Harouchi, Minister of Social Development, Morocco
  • 14 January 2005: Taieb Fassi Fihri, Minister-delegate for Foreign Affairs, Morocco
  • 14 January 2005: Fouad Ali El Himma, Minister-delegate for Interior, Morocco
  • 14 January 2005: Yasmina Baddou, Secretary of State, Morocco
  • 14 January 2005: Abdeslam Jaidi, Ambassador of Morocco
  • 14 January 2005: Aníbal Enrique Quiñónez Abarca, Undersecretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Honduras
  • 4 February 2005: Carolina Barco, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Colombia
  • 4 February 2005: Martha Elena Pinto de Hart, Minister of Communications, Colombia


  • 30 November 2007: Edgardo Angara, President of Senate, Philippines
  • 30 November 2007: Migz Zubiri, Senator, Philippines
  • 30 November 2007: Miriam Defensor Santiago, Senator, Philippines
  • 30 November 2007: Girlie Villarosa, Deputy Speaker of House of Representatives, Philippines
  • 30 November 2007: Rey Carandang, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, Philippines
  • 30 November 2007: Evangelina Lourdes Macapagal Arroyo, daughter of President, Philippines
  • 30 November 2007: Danilo Suarez, Member of Congress, Philippines



  • 8 November 2008: Juan Bautista Llinares Sañudo, Spain
  • 8 November 2008: Mario Vázquez Raña, President, Association of National Olympic Committees
  • 21 November 2008: Miguel Ángel Cañizales Mendoza, Ambassador of Panama
  • 21 November 2008:
  • 23 January 2009: Juan Antonio Carrillo Salcedo, jurist, Spain
  • 23 January 2009: José Manuel Lacleta Muñoz
  • 6 February 2009: Miguel Ángel Pichetto, National Senator, Argentina
  • 6 February 2009: Carlos Reutemann, National Senator, Argentina
  • 6 February 2009: Carlos Zannini, Legal and Technical Secretary to President, Argentina
  • 6 February 2009: Isidro Bounine, Private Secretary to President, Argentina
  • 6 February 2009: Fabián Gutiérrez, Private Secretary to President, Argentina
  • 6 February 2009: Miguel Núñez, General Coordinator of Presidential Communications, Argentina
  • 6 February 2009: Carlos Lisandro Salas, Secretary of State for Communications, Argentina
  • 6 February 2009: Mariana Llorente, Chief of Advisors to Chancellor, Argentina
  • 6 February 2009: Luis María Kreckler, Deputy Director-General of Ceremonies, Argentina


  • 24 April 2009: Pedro Solbes, former Second Deputy Prime Minister, Spain


  • 13 February 2009: Lady Rheima Hall, Vicereine of Jamaica
  • 13 February 2009: Bruce Golding, Prime Minister of Jamaica
  • 20 November 2009: Vincent A. De Gaetano, Chief Justice, Malta
  • 20 November 2009: Louis Galea, Speaker of House of Representatives, Malta
  • 20 November 2009: Tonio Borg, Deputy Prime Minister, Malta
  • 20 November 2009: Dolores Cristina, Minister of Education and Culture, Malta
  • 20 November 2009: Stefano Castagnotto, Force Commander, EUFOR Althea





  • 25 November 2016: Fernando Negrão, President of Luso-Spanish Parliamentary Group, Portugal
  • 25 November 2016: Arnaldo Pereira Coutinho, Secretary-General of Presidency, Portugal
  • 25 November 2016: Fernando Medina, Mayor of Lisbon, Portugal
  • 25 November 2016: Rui Moreira, Mayor of Porto, Portugal
  • 25 November 2016: Rita Faden, Head of Cabinet of Prime Minister, Portugal
  • 25 November 2016: Pedro Sánchez da Costa Pereira, Director-General of European Affairs, Portugal


  • 22 February 2019: Claudio de la Puente Ribeyro, Ambassador of Peru
  • 22 February 2019: Cristina Ronquillo, Director-General for Europe, Peru
  • 22 February 2019: Eugenia Chiozza, Director for Europe, Peru
  • 22 February 2019: Jorge Román, Director-General of Protocol, Peru
  • 22 February 2019: Carlos Manuel Gil de Montes, Advisor to President, Peru
  • 22 February 2019: Arturo Chipoco, Director-General of Presidency, Peru


Dannebrog recipients edit

Grand Cross edit

  • 1 January 2007: Hans Jesper Helsø, Chief of Defence, Denmark
  • 16 April 2007: Anders Troldborg, Head of Defense Ministry, Denmark
  • 25 March 2009: Ulrik Andreas Federspiel, Ambassador, Denmark
  • 4 July 2009: Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Prime Minister of Denmark
  • 1 January 2011: Knud Bartels, Chief of Defence, Denmark
  • 14 January 2012: Ove Ullerup, Court Marshal, Denmark
  • 4 April 2013: Jenni Haukio, First Lady of Finland
  • 4 April 2013: Ritva Maarit Kristiina Jalava, Ambassador of Finland
  • 8 May 2013: Toshio Sano, Ambassador of Japan
  • 30 April 2014: Sturla Sigurjonsson, Ambassador of Iceland
  • 17 May 2014: Olemic Thommessen, President of Storting, Norway
  • 16 April 2015: Michael Christiansen, Chairman, Det Danske Kulturi
  • 29 October 2015: Inga Eriksson Fogh, Ambassador of Sweden
  • 5 October 2016: Bertel Haarder, Minister of Culture and Ecclesiastical Affairs, Denmark
  • 24 January 2017: Benedikt Jónsson, Ambassador of Iceland
  • 16 April 2017: Thomas Rørdam, President of Supreme Court, Denmark
  • 6 July 2017: Ernst-Peter Brezovszky, Ambassador of Austria
  • 28 August 2018: Brigitte Macron, First Lady of France
  • 24 August 2020: Vichit Chitvimarn, Ambassador of Thailand
  • 24 November 2020: Bjørn Bisserup, Chief of Defence Staff, Denmark
  • 22 March 2021: Michael Ehrenreich, Court Marshal, Denmark
  • 21 May 2021: Aud Kolberg, Ambassador of Norway
  • 10 November 2021: Stephan Steinlein, Head of Federal Presidential Office, Germany
  • 10 November 2021: Steffen Seibert, Spokesperson of Federal Government, Germany
  • 10 November 2021: Michael Müller, Governing Mayor of Berlin, Germany
  • 10 November 2021: Miguel Berger, State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Germany
  • 12 November 2021: Markus Söder, Minister-President of Bavaria, Germany
  • 19 November 2021: Elke Büdenbender, First Lady of Germany
  • 31 May 2022: Robert Willem Zaagman, Ambassador of the Netherlands
  • 16 April 2023: Kim Kristensen, Court Marshal, Denmark

Grand Cross, Polar Star edit



  • 29 January 1987: Pedro Pires de Miranda, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Portugal
  • 29 January 1987: Eduardo Azevedo Soares, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Portugal
  • 29 January 1987: Roberto Pereira de Sousa, Ambassador of Portugal



  • 23 April 2008: Pedro Silva Pereira, Minister of Presidency, Portugal
  • 5 May 2008: José Manuel Nunes Liberato, Head of Presidential Office, Portugal
  • 5 May 2008: Arnaldo Pereira Coutinho, Deputy Secretary-General to President, Portugal
  • 16 May 2008: Maria Cavaco Silva, First Lady of Portugal
  • 16 May 2008: Carlos Alberto Carvalho dos Reis, Lieutenant General, Portugal
  • 16 May 2008: Luís Amado, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Portugal
  • 16 May 2008: Manuel Corte-Real, former Ambassador of Portugal[11]
  • 18 January 2011: Evelin Ilves, First Lady of Estonia[12]
  • 13 November 2018: Laura Mattarella, Companion of President of Italy[13]

References edit

User:Oritsu.me/Sandbox/Honours

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  9. ^ "State Visit of His Excellency Mr. Francois Hollande President of the Republic of France to India, 14-15 February 2013". mea.gov.in. 12 February 2013. Retrieved 13 October 2023.
  10. ^ Gobet, Georges (10 April 2000). "Bernadette Chirac at Swedish state banquet". Getty Images.
  11. ^ "Portuguese recipients of the Grand Cross of the Order of the Polar Star".
  12. ^ Tornkvist, Ann (18 January 2011). "State banquet during Estonian state visit on 18 January 2011". Getty Images.
  13. ^ informatici, Segretariato generale della Presidenza della Repubblica-Servizio sistemi. "Pranzo di Stato al Palazzo Reale". Quirinale (in Italian). Retrieved 2021-01-17.
  14. ^ Andersson, Soren (14 June 2019). "Queen Silvia and First Lady Kim Jung-sook arrive for a State Banquet in honour of the South Korean Presidential couple at the Royal Palace in Stockholm, Sweden, on June 14, 2019". Getty Images.
  15. ^ "The King and Queen and the Presidential couple in Queen Lovisa Ulrika's Dining Hall at the Royal Palace". kungahuset.se. 7 September 2021.
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  17. ^ a b c d e f g h "State visit to Jordan". kungahuset.se. 15 November 2022.
  18. ^ "State visit to Estonia – day 1". kungahuset.se. 2 May 2023.
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