List of Moscow State Institute of International Relations alumni

This is a list of Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO-University) alumni.

Alumni

Pulat Abdullayev, former Ambassador to Cameroon
Anatoly Adamishin, former Ambassador to Italy, first deputy Foreign Minister
Nikolay Afanasevsky, former Ambassador to Belgium and France
Ilham Aliyev, president of Azerbaijan
Aleksandr Avdeyev, former Ambassador of Russia to France, Minister for Culture of Russia
Alexei Bogaturov, International Trends founder and first editor-in-chief, Distinguished Scholar of Russia
Irina Bokova, former Ambassador of Bulgaria to France, Director-General of UNESCO
Vitaly Churkin, former Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the United Nations
Vyacheslav Dolgov, former Ambassador to Australia, Belarus
Marek Dospiva, Slovak top-manager, Penta Brokers s.r.o.
Yuri Fedotov, former Ambassador of Russia to the United Kingdom, Executive Director of the UNODC
Štefan Füle, European Commissioner for Enlargement and European Neighbourhood Policy, former Czech Minister of European Affairs and Czech Ambassador to the NATO
Oleg Gordievsky, KGB officer and defector
Vladimir Grinin, Ambassador to Germany, Switzerland
Jaroslav Haščák, Slovak top-manager, Penta Brokers s.r.o.
Yerlan Idrissov, politician, Ambassador of Kazakhstan to USA
Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, president of Kalmykia (a region of Russia)
Nikolai N. Inozemtsev, deputy director of Gosplan
Olga Ivanova, Ambassador to Mauritius
Andrei Kozyrev, minister of foreign affairs of Russia
Ján Kubiš, minister of foreign affairs of Slovakia (2006-2009), former Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe secretary general
Eduard Kukan, Member of European Parliament (2009-), former minister of foreign affairs of Slovakia (1994, 1998-2006)
Miroslav Lajčák, Managing Director for Russia, Eastern Neighbourhood and the Western Balkans in the EU's External Action Service (2010- ), former minister of foreign affairs of Slovakia (2009-2010), High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sergei Lavrov, minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia, former Russia's ambassador to the United Nations
Iurie Leancă, diplomat and Foreign Minister of Moldova
Alexander Losyukov, former Ambassador to New Zealand
Andrey Lukanov, former prime minister of Bulgaria
Grigoriy Marchenko, Governor of the National Bank of Kazakhstan
Sergei Martynov, minister of foreign affairs of Belarus
Sergo Mikoyan, Soviet and Armenian historian
Petar Mladenov, former president of Bulgaria
Hang Chuon Naron, Cambodian minister of education
Yuri Nosenko, KGB officer and defector
Alexei Obukhov, politician, diplomat and Deputy Foreign Minister of USSR
Olga Obukhova, writer, journalist
Atanas Paparizov, member of the European Parliament from Bulgaria, former minister
Sergei M. Plekhanov, political scientist, former deputy director of the Institute of the USA and Canada at the Russian Academy of Sciences
Alexey Podberezkin, politician, professor, candidate for president in Russian presidential election 2000
Vladimir Potanin, president of Interros holding
Mircea Răceanu, Romanian diplomat
Maroš Šefčovič, Vice-President of the European Commission and European Commissioner for Inter-Institutional Relations and Administration (2009 - ), former Slovak Permanent Representative to the European Union (2004-2009)
Leonid Shebarshin, KGB officer
Alexandru Şoltoianu, lecturer Moldova State University, a founder of the National Patriotic Front and political prisoner
Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, Chairman of the Senate of Kazakhstan
Tibor Toth, Executive Secretary, provisional technical secretariat, Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization
Nikolay N. Udovichenko, Ambassador of Russia to Nigeria
Alisher Usmanov, Uzbek-born billionaire and Chairman of Gazprominvestholding, alleged to have bribed Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev
Grigol Vashadze, minister of foreign affairs of Georgia
Zhan Videnov, former prime minister of Bulgaria
Felix Vulis, Chief Executive of Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation plc (ENRC)
Sergey Yastrzhembsky, former Russian envoy to the EU

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