Delegation of the European Union to Peru

The delegation of what was then the European Economic Community in Lima opened in March 1991.^[1] It was concurrently accredited to Bolivia until 1995, when a delegation opened in La Paz.^[2] Despite the presence of the delegation, bilateral relations between both entities were formally established in 2000.^[2]

The delegation was previously housed at 165 Pasaje Alberto Lynch, in San Isidro District, Lima,^[3] after which it operated at its own building in Comandante Espinar Avenue 719,^[4] which was eventually demolished in 2016.^[5]

It is currently housed at the fifth floor of the Edificio Cromo 332, a seven-storey LEED-certified building that also houses the Embassy of Colombia in Lima.^[6][7]

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  Former location in San Isidro
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  Former location in Miraflores
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  Current location in San Isidro
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  Ditto, interior

The Head of Delegation of the European Union in Lima is the official representative of the European Commission to the Government of Peru.

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Name (and country)	Portrait	Term begin	Term end	President	Notes
Sabato Della Monica		March 1991	1996	Jacques Delors	First representative;[4] also accredited to Bolivia until 1995.[12]
Jean-Michel Pérille		1997	2001	Jacques Santer	[4]
Mendel Goldstein		2001	September 2005	Romano Prodi	[4]
Antonio Cardoso Mota		2005	October 2009	José Manuel Barroso	[4]
Hans Allden		2010	2013		Allden presented his credentials on January 15.[13]
Irene Horejs		2013	2017		Horejs presented her credentials on November 7.[14][15]
Diego Mellado		2017	2021	Jean-Claude Juncker	[16][17]
Gaspar Frontini		September 2021	2024	Ursula von der Leyen	Frontini presented his credentials on October 7.[18]
Jonathan Hatwell		2024	Incumbent		Hatwell presented his credentials on October 2.[19]

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