Abdul Amir al-Anbari
Abdul Amir al-Anbari studied law at Baghdad and Harvard and served as Iraq’s ambassador in London before moving to Washington in 1987. His American posting coincided with the final phase of the Iran–Iraq War and the ceasefire of August 1988. 1, 2
After the ceasefire, al-Anbari joined the Iraqi delegation to peace negotiations in Geneva, traveling between those talks and Washington. He then moved to the United Nations in New York as the negotiations continued. 1
Washington Appointments
- Iraq — Ambassador, 1987–1989
Sources
- Personality: Ambassador Amir Al-Anbari
Andrew I. Killgore, December 1989
- Diplomatic Representation for Iraq: chronological listing
Office of the Chief of Protocol, 31 May 2013; 1942–2013 entries
- Abdul Amir al-Anbari — mission record (1987–1989)
- Abdul Amir al-Anbari — mission record (1987–1989)
Biography checked 2026-10-29.
Cite or Reuse This Biography
Abdul Amir al-Anbari. Chanceries Diplopedia. Biography reviewed 2026-10-29. Record c9e4aaa309b8bbd7. https://chanceries.org/diplopedia/people/abdul-amir-al-anbari-221d648fb3/
Correction note
Send a correction to [email protected].