Poland, 1946–1951 Adriaan Pelt, Netherlands, 1952–1957 Pier Pasquale Spinelli, Italy, 1957–1968 Vittorio Winspeare-Guicciardi, Italy, 1968–1978 Luigi Cottafavi, Italy, 1978–1983 Eric Suy, Belgium, 1983–1987 Jan Mårtenson, Sweden, 1987–1992 Antoine Blanca, France, 1992–1993 Vladimir Petrovsky, Russia, 1993–2002 Sergei Ordzhonikidze, Russia, 2002–2011 Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, Kazakhstan, 2011–2013 Michael Møller, Denmark, 2013–2019 Tatiana Valovaya, Russia, 2019–present Administrative history United Nations Geneva Office, from beginning, Aug 1946 – Apr 1947, (IC/Geneva/1) European Office of the UN, 11 Apr 1947 – 10 Aug 1948, (IC/Geneva/49) United Nations Office at Geneva, 10 Aug 1948 – 9 Aug 1949, (IC/Geneva/152) European Office of the UN, 9 Aug 1949 – 8 Dec 1957, (SGB/82/Rev.1) United Nations Office at Geneva, 8 December 1957 – present, (SGB/82/Rev.2) See also Headquarters of the United Nations (New York City) United Nations Information Service at Geneva United Nations Office at Vienna United Nations Office at Nairobi Outline of the United Nations List of United Nations organizations by location List of international organizations based in Geneva Notes References Bibliography Joëlle Kuntz, Geneva and the Call of Internationalism: A History, Éditions Zoé, 2011, 96 pages (). External links Official website UN Geneva information United Nations organisations in Geneva UN Geneva Annual Report Organisations based in Geneva Diplomatic buildings United Nations properties