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Alexander Belonogov, Permanent
Representative of the USSR to the UN at the press conference in the occasion
of the Second Anniversary of the Soviet Union proposal to rid the Earth of
nuclear weapons before the end of the century. (New York, 14 January 1988)
Pérez de
Cuéllar, UN Secretary-General, at the meeting with the representatives
of 5 permanent members of the UN Security Council. From left to right:
Herbert Okun (USA), Alexander Belonogov (USSR), Crispin Tickell (Great Britain),
Pérez de Cuéllar, Ding Yuan Hong (People's Republic of China),
Pierre-Louis Blanc (France). (New York, 31 March 1988) |
Alexander Belonogov (b.
1931) in diplomatic service since 1954 1954-1962
- Assistant, Senior Assistant,
Attaché at the Legal and Treaty Section of the USSR Ministry of
Foreign Affairs 1959-1962
- Third Secretary and then
Second Secretary at the Section of International Economic Organizations of
the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1962-1967
- Third Secretary, Second
Secretary and then First Secretary at the Embassy of the 1967-1978
- Counsellor, Chief Counsellor,
Head Counsellor at the Foreign Policy Planning Office of the USSR Ministry of
Foreign Affairs 1978-1979
- Head of the African and
Middle Eastern Section of the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1979-1984
- Deputy Head and then Head of
the 1984-1986
- Ambassador of the 1986-1990
- Permanent Representative of
the 1990-1992
- Deputy Minister of Foreign
Affairs of the 1992-1998
- Ambassador of 1998
- left the Ministry
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