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Argentine-German relations

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Argentine-German relations are foreign relations between Argentina and Germany. The Free city-state of Hamburg was the first german stat to established diplomatic relations with Argentina in 1829. The first ambassador of Germany to Argentina was sent in May 7, 1871.

Argentina has an embassy in Berlin and 2 Consulate-Generals (in Frankfurt and Hamburg). Germany has an embassy in Buenos Aires and 11 honorary consulates (in Bariloche, Córdoba, Eldorado, Mar Del Plata, Mendoza, Posadas, Salta, Santa Fe, Tucuman and Ushuaia)

[edit] See Also

• Foreign relations of Argentina
• Foreign relations of Germany
• German settlement in Argentina

[edit] Links

• List of Treaties ruling the relations Argentina and Germany until 1994 (Argentine Foreign Ministry, in Spanish)
• List of Treaties ruling the relations Argentina and Germany since 1995 (Argentine Foreign Ministry, in Spanish)
• Argentine embassy in Berlin
• German Foreign Ministry about the relations with Argentina
• German embassy in Buenos Aires (in German and Spanish only)

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