List of UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors

International ambassadors and advocates from inception

In order of appointment:

• USA Danny Kaye (1954)
• UK Peter Ustinov (1968)
• Japan Tetsuko Kuroyanagi (February 1984)
• UK Richard Attenborough (October 1987)
• UK Audrey Hepburn (1989)
• Senegal Youssou N'Dour (April 1991)
• UK Roger Moore (August 1991)
• Greece Nana Mouskouri (October 1993)
• Hong Kong Leon Lai (July 1994)
• Norway Johann Olav Koss (December 1994)
• UK Vanessa Redgrave (June 1995)
• USA Judy Collins (September 1995)
• Sweden Vendela Kirsebom (May 1996)
• Liberia George Weah (April 1997)
• Russia Maxim Vengerov (July 1997)
• USA Susan Sarandon (December 1999)
• USA Mia Farrow (September 2000)
• Brazil Sebastião Salgado (April 2001)
• Nigeria Femi Kuti (June 2002)
• Benin Angélique Kidjo (July 2002)
• USA Jessica Lange (June 2003)
• USA Whoopi Goldberg (September 2003)
• Colombia Shakira (October 2003)
• Puerto Rico Ricky Martin (December 2003)
• Hong Kong Jackie Chan (April 2004)
• China Lang Lang (May 2004)
• USA Danny Glover (September 2004)
• UK David Beckham (January 2005)
• India Amitabh Bachchan (April 2005)
• Switzerland Roger Federer (April 2006)
• Jordan Queen Rania of Jordan (January 2007)
• Luxembourg Maria Teresa, Grand Duchess of Luxembourg (April 2007)
• South Africa Gavin Rajah (August 2007)
• Germany Berliner Philharmoniker (November 2007)
• UK Simon Rattle (November 2007)
• ALG Biyouna (November 2012)
• Sierra Leone Ishmael Beah (November 2007)
• South Korea Myung-whun Chung (April 2008)
• Ukraine Maria Guleghina (February 2009)
• USA Selena Gomez (September 2009)
• UK Orlando Bloom (October 2009)
• Argentina Lionel Messi (March 2010)
• South Korea Yuna Kim (July 2010)
• UK Liam Neeson (March 2011)
• USA Serena Williams (September 2011)
• Sweden Mikael Persbrandt (2011)
• USA Katy Perry (December 2013)
• SRB Novak Djokovic (August 2015)
• India Priyanka Chopra (December 2016)
• Canada Lilly Singh (July 2017)
• UK Millie Bobby Brown (November 2018)
• Uganda Vanessa Nakate (September 2022)
• Senegal Khaby Lame (February 2025)

Regional ambassadors

In order of appointment:

South Asia

• India Sachin Tendulkar (November 2013)
• India Aamir Khan (October 2014)

Central and Eastern Europe

• Russia Anatoly Karpov (June 1988)
• Slovenia Milena Zupančič (1998)

Latin America

• Argentina Diego Torres (November 2006)
• Venezuela Ricardo Montaner (November 2007)

Middle East and North Africa

• Egypt Mahmoud Kabil (January 2004)
• Lebanon Nancy Ajram (October 2009)

Eastern and Southern Africa

• South Africa Yvonne Chaka Chaka (April 2005)
• South Africa Zola (November 2006)
• Madagascar Name Six (May 2007)
• Zimbabwe Oliver Mtukudzi (June 2011)
• Zimbabwe Tendai Mtawarira (2022)

Francophone countries

• France Patrick Poivre d'Arvor (January 2007)

East Asia and Pacific

Main article: UNICEF East Asia and Pacific Regional Office

• Hong Kong Miriam Yeung (October 2009)
• Fiji Merewalesi Nailatikau (February 2011)
• Hong Kong Aaron Kwok (October 2011)
• Japan Agnes Chan (2016)
• South Korea Choi Siwon (October 2019)
• Solomon Islands Gladys Habu (2021)

National ambassadors

In order of appointment:

Afghanistan {{flagicon|Afghanistan}}

• Rais Ahmadzai (September 2011)
• Rashid Khan (March 2019)

Algeria {{flagicon|Algeria}}

• Madjid Bougherra (January 2011)
• Salima Souakri (October 2011)

Andorra {{flagicon|Andorra}}

• Gerard Claret (November 2010)
• Albert Llovera (November 2010)

Argentina {{flagicon|Argentina}}

• Julián Weich (2000)
• Manu Ginóbili (August 2007)
• Natalia Oreiro (September 2011)

Armenia {{flagicon|Armenia}}

• Alla Levonyan (April 2007)
• Henrikh Mkhitaryan (9 November 2016)
• Artur Aleksanyan (2019)
• Maléna (2022)

Australia {{flagicon|Australia}}

• John Doyle (1993)
• Greig Pickhaver (1993)
• Ken Done (1988)
• Jimmy Barnes (2004)
• Geoffrey Rush (2006)
• The Wiggles (2008)
• Tara Moss (2008)
• Morris Gleitzman (2011)
• Carrie Bickmore (2012)
• Brett Emerton (2012)
• Callan McAuliffe (2013)
• Steven Solomon (2013)
• Adam Liaw (August 2013)

Austria {{flagicon|Austria}}

• Thomas Brezina (1996)
• Christiane Hörbiger (2003)

Azerbaijan {{flagicon|Azerbaijan}}

• Teimour Radjabov (May 2006)

Bangladesh {{flagicon|Bangladesh}}

• Arifa Zaman Moushumi (September 2013)
• Jewel Aich (September 2013)
• Shakib Al Hasan (September 2013)

Belarus {{flagicon|Belarus}}

• Max Mirnyi (November 2011)
• Vladimir Pougatch (November 2014)

Belgium {{flagicon|Belgium}}

• Helmut Lotti (1997)
• Tom Waes (2014)
• Nafissatou Thiam (2017)
• Henri PFR (2019)

Benin {{flagicon|Benin}}

• Zeynab (September 2007)

Bolivia {{flagicon|Bolivia}}

• Juan Carlos 'Chavo' Salvatierra (May 2014)

Bosnia and Herzegovina {{flagicon|Bosnia}}

• Edin Džeko (November 2009)

Brazil {{flagicon|Brazil}}

• Renato Aragão (September 1991)
• Daniela Mercury (October 1995)
• Felipe Massa (October 2007)
• Mauricio de Sousa (November 2007)
• Mônica (November 2007)
• Lázaro Ramos (July 2009)

Bulgaria {{flagicon|Bulgaria}}

• Ani Salich (November 2006)
• Vladimir Ampov (Grafa) (September 2014)

Canada {{flagicon|Canada}}

• Veronica Tennant (1992)
• Elizabeth Dallaire (2007)
• Jan Lisiecki (2008)
• John Nsabimana (2008)
• Bayan Yammout (2011)
• Solange Tuyishime (2010)
• Karina LeBlanc (2013)
• GFORCE (2019)
• Simu Liu (2020)

Chile {{flagicon|Chile}}

• Iván Zamorano (1998)
• Benjamín Vicuña (January 2008)

China {{flagicon|China}}

• Maggie Cheung (April 2010)
• Yang Lan (April 2010)
• Chen Kun (April 2012)
• Roy Wang (November 2018)

Colombia {{flagicon|Colombia}}

• Carlos Vives, Claudia Elena Vasquez, Elena Vives Vasquez, The Family, August 2009
• Nicole Regnier (March 2014)
• Aida Morales (5 December 2016)
• Belky Arizala (5 December 2016)
• Carolina Cruz (5 December 2016)
• Daniella Álvarez (5 December 2016)
• Johanna Morales (5 December 2016)
• Iván Lalinde (5 December 2016)
• Karin Jiménez (5 December 2016)
• Marcela Carvajal (5 December 2016)
• Mónica Rodriguez (5 December 2016)
• Nairo Quintana (5 December 2016)
• Natalia Jerez (5 December 2016)
• Pedro Ruiz (5 December 2016)
• Santiago Arias (5 December 2016)
• Andrés Cepeda (10 November 2017)

Croatia {{flagicon|Croatia}}

• Zlatan Stipišić Gibonni (July 2003)
• Bojana Gregorić (August 2004)
• Maja Vučić (November 2006)
• Slaven Bilić (February 2009)
• Mirna Medakovic Stepinac (1 December 2018)

Cuba {{flagicon|Cuba}}

• Ernán López-Nussa (1995)
• La Colmenita (2007)
• Raúl Paz (2009)
• X-Alfonso (2010)
• Litz Alfonso (December 2011)

Cyprus {{flagicon|Cyprus}}

• Nasos Ktorides (February 2012)

Czech Republic {{flagicon|Czech Republic}}

• Patrik Eliáš (August 2006)
• Michal Viewegh (February 2011)
• Jitka Čvančarová (February 2015)

Democratic Republic of Congo {{flagicon|DRC}}

• Lomana Trésor LuaLua (June 2009)

Denmark {{flagicon|Denmark}}

• Skæg (August 2016)
• Sofie Østergaard (August 2017)
• Kurt Flemming
• Bubber
• Peter Frödin
• Trine Dyrholm
• Caroline Henderson
• Anders W. Berthelsen
• Sebastian Dorset
• Mek Pek
• Rune Klan
• Birthe Kjær

Dominican Republic {{flagicon|Dominican Republic}}

• Jatnna Tavarez (October 2010)

Ecuador {{flagicon|Ecuador}}

• Antonio Valencia (May 2012)
• Karla Kanora (November 2012)

Egypt {{flagicon|Egypt}}

• Khaled Abol Naga (April 2007)

Estonia {{flagicon|Estonia}}

• Maarja-Liis Ilus (1999)
• Eri Klas (1999)
• Erki Nool (1999)
• Children's Music Studio of Estonian Television (November 2009)

Ethiopia {{flagicon|Ethiopia}}

• Aster Aweke (October 2010)
• Abelone Melese (November 2014)

Finland {{flagicon|Finland}}

• Eija Ahvo, actress/singer (1986)
• Susanna Haavisto, actress/singer (1986)
• Katri Helena, singer (1990)
• Anna Hanski, singer (1993)
• Iiro Rantala, musician (1993)
• Jorma Uotinen, dancer (1993)
• Eija Vilpas, actress (1993)
• Micke Rejström, actor/juggler (1996)
• Eppu Nuotio, actress/writer (2002)
• Jyrki Linnankivi (Jyrki69), musician (2005)
• Iina Kuustonen, actress (2012)

France {{flagicon|France}}

• Bernard Lama (2004)
• Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France (2007)
• Oxmo Puccino (October 2012)
• Laëtitia Casta (November 2016)
• Thomas Pesquet

Gambia {{flagicon|Gambia}}

• Jaliba Kuyateh (December 2006)

Georgia {{flagicon|Georgia}}

• Paata Burchuladze (December 2010)
• Nikoloz Rachveli (June 2018)

Germany {{flagicon|Germany}}

• Sabine Christiansen (1997)
• Eva Padberg (October 2012)
• Nina Ruge (November 2012)
• Dirk Nowitzki (September 2013)
• Alexander Gerst (2014)
• Mats Hummels (February 2017)

Ghana {{flagicon|Ghana}}

• Marcel Desailly (August 2007)

Greece {{flagicon|Greece}}

• Helene Glykatzi-Ahrweiler (May 1991)
• Helena Paparizou (2021)
• George Perris (June 2022)

Guinea {{flagicon|Guinea}}

• Sekouba Bambino (May 2018)

Guinea Bissau {{flagicon|Guinea Bissau}}

• Eneida Marta (December 2013)
• Tchuma Bari (December 2016)

Hong Kong {{flagicon|Hong Kong}}

• Gigi Leung (2002)
• Charlie Yeung (April 2004)
• Karen Mok (2004)
• Eric Suen (August 2009)
• Wong Kam-po (July 2011)
• Trey Lee Chui-yee (September 2012)
• Sarah Lee Wai-sze (March 2013)
• Guo Jing-jing (January 2014)
• Adam Wong Sau-ping (January 2017)

Hungary {{flagicon|Hungary}}

• Krisztina D.Tóth (2014)

India {{flagicon|India}}

• Sachin Tendulkar (November 2013)
• Ayushman Khurana (February 2023)
• Kareena Kapoor Khan (May 2024)

Indonesia {{flagicon|Indonesia}}

Main article: UNICEF Indonesia

• (2004)
• Nicholas Saputra (2019)

Iran {{flagicon|Iran}}

• Mahtab Keramati (August 2006)

Iraq {{flagicon|Iraq}}

• Kadhum Al-Sahir (May 2011)

Ireland {{flagicon|Ireland}}

Main article: UNICEF Ireland

• Pierce Brosnan (2001)
• Cathy Kelly (2005)
• Stephen Rea (2005)
• Dustin the Turkey (2009)
• Donncha O'Callaghan (2009)
• Joe Canning (September 2010)
• Dermot Earley (September 2010)
• Rory McIlroy (March 2011)

Israel {{flagicon|Israel}}

• David Broza (June 2012)

Italy {{flagicon|Italy}}

• Simona Marchini (1987)
• Vigili del Fuoco (1989)
• Roberto Bolle (1999)
• Lino Banfi (2000)
• Francesco Totti (2003)
• Deborah Compagnoni (2003)
• Piccolo Coro dell' Antoniano (2003)
• Mario Porfito (2004)
• Maria Rosaria Omaggio (2005)
• Niky Francisco (2006)
• Paola Saluzzi (2006)
• Alberto Angela (September 2011)
• Angela Finocchiaro (May 2012)

Jamaica {{flagicon|Jamaica}}

• Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (February 2010)

Japan {{flagicon|Japan}}

• Asa Matsuoka (1950–1966)
• Makoto Hasebe (2016)

Kenya {{flagicon|Kenya}}

• Effie Owuor (1997)

Kuwait {{flagicon|Kuwait}}

• Suad Abdullah (November 2002)

Latvia {{flagicon|Latvia}}

• Marija Naumova (December 2005)

Liechtenstein {{flagicon|Liechtenstein}}

• Tina Weirather (January 2019)

Lithuania {{flagicon|Lithuania}}

• Julian Rachlin (January 2010)

Luxembourg {{flagicon|Luxembourg}}

• Liz May (April 2010)

Malaysia {{flagicon|Malaysia}}

• Upin & Ipin (March 2013)
• Lisa Surihani (February 2017)

Mali {{flagicon|Mali}}

• Habib Koité (May 2010)

Mexico {{flagicon|Mexico}}

• César Costa (August 2004)
• Julieta Venegas (September 2009)
• Javier Hernández (May 2012)
• Thalía (July 2016)

Mongolia {{flagicon|Mongolia}}

• Tumur Ariuna (June 2001)
• Asashōryū Dagvadorj (November 2003)

Montenegro {{flagicon|Montenegro}}

• Rambo Amadeus (October 2006)

Morocco {{flagicon|Morocco}}

• Hanane El Fadili (July 2010)

Mozambique {{flagicon|Mozambique}}

• Neyma (2014)

Namibia {{flagicon|Namibia}}

• Frank Fredericks (September 2005)
• Agnes Samaria (September 2005)

Nepal {{flagicon|Nepal}}

• Ani Choying Drolma (April 2014)

Netherlands {{flagicon|Netherlands}}

• Paul van Vliet (1992)
• Monique van de Ven (1996)
• Sipke Jan Bousema (2002)
• Trijntje Oosterhuis (2004)
• Jörgen Raymann (2005)
• Edwin Evers (2005)
• Renate Verbaan (2010)
• Claudia de Breij (April 2012)
• Ranomi Kromowidjojo (June 2013)
• Klaas van Kruistum (2017)

New Zealand {{flagicon|New Zealand}}

• Gareth and Joanne Morgan (2007)
• Mike Roberts
• Roger Hall

Nigeria {{flagicon|Nigeria}}

• Nwankwo Kanu (June 2005)

Norway {{flagicon|Norway}}

• Ole Gunnar Solskjær (2001)
• Sissel Kyrkjebø (November 2005)
• Kjetil André Aamodt (2007)

Pakistan {{flagicon|Pakistan}}

• Faisal Kapadia and Bilal Maqsood (Strings) (September 2005)

Paraguay {{flagicon|Paraguay}}

• Menchi Barriocanal (July 2005)

Peru {{flagicon|Peru}}

• Gian Marco Zignago (February 2006)
• Dina Páucar (May 2008)
• Gastón Acurio (August 2009)
• Mónica Sánchez (September 2011)

Philippines {{flagicon|Philippines}}

Main article: UNICEF Philippines

• Gary Valenciano (1997)
• Anne Curtis

Poland {{flagicon|Poland}}

• Majka Jeżowska (2003)
• Małgorzata Foremniak (2006)
• Artur Żmijewski (2007)
• Natalia Kukulska (2007)
• Magdalena Różczka (2010)
• Robert Lewandowski(2014)
• Robert Korzeniowski (2017)
• Łukasz Nowicki (2018)
• Agnieszka Radwańska (2019)

Portugal {{flagicon|Portugal}}

• Pedro Couceiro (April 1995)
• Luís Figo (2003)
• Mariza (October 2005)

Romania {{flagicon|Romania}}

• Andreea Marin (December 2006)
• Gheorghe Hagi (September 2008)
• Smiley (November 2013)
• Horia Tecău (April 2017)

Russia {{flagicon|Russia}}

• Oxana Fedorova (2007)
• Dmitry Fedorov (Representative for Work of Goodwill Ambassadors) (June 2019)

Serbia {{flagicon|Serbia}}

• Aleksandar Đorđević (January 2005)
• Ana Ivanovic (September 2007)
• Jelena Janković (December 2007)

Slovakia {{flagicon|Slovakia}}

• Kamila Magálová (1995)
• Stanislav Štepka (2001)
• Martin Pyco Rausch (2011)
• Jaro Bekr (October 2015)

South Africa {{flagicon|South Africa}}

• Quinton Fortune (March 2004)
• Gavin Rajah (August 2007)

South Korea {{flagicon|South Korea}}

• Ahn Sung-ki (May 1993)
• Hwang Byung-Ki (December 1996)
• Sohn Pum-Soo (October 1999)
• Mee-Hwa Kim (December 1999)
• Myung-wha Chung (December 1999)
• Lee Byung-hun (2003)
• Kim Rae-won (2007)
• Won Bin (2007)
• Lee Bo-young (2008)
• Richard Yongjae O'Neill (2008)
• Kim Hye-soo (2012)
• Shin Kyung-sook (2012)
• INFINITE/ 인피니트 (2012)
• Gong Yoo (2013)
• Choi Siwon (2015)
• Jang Sa-ik (2015)
• Ji Sung (2017)
• Felix (2024)

Spain {{flagicon|Spain}}

• Joan Manuel Serrat (March 1998)
• Emilio Aragón (March 2000)
• Imanol Arias (May 2000)
• Pedro Delgado (September 2000)
• Ana Duato (December 2000)
• (December 2000)
• Eusebio Sacristán (December 2002)
• Pau Gasol (May 2003)
• Silvia Abascal (September 2003)
• María Bayo (January 2004)
• Fernando Alonso (March 2005)
• Rafael Guijosa (March 2005)
• Los Lunnis (March 2005)
• Sergio Ramos (June 2014)
• José Calderón (August 2014)
• David Bisbal (April 2017)

St. Lucia {{flagicon|St. Lucia}}

• Taj Weekes (November 2013)

Sudan {{flagicon|Sudan}}

• Nancy Agag (December 2016)

Sweden {{flagicon|Sweden}}

• Lill Lindfors (1998)
• Eva Röse (2007)
• Mark Levengood (2008)
• Jenny Strömstedt (2015)
• Morgan Alling (2019)
• Maja Nilsson Lindelöf (2020)
• Victor Nilsson Lindelöf (2020)
• Asabea Britton (2022)
• Daniel Riley (2022)

Switzerland {{flagicon|Switzerland}} and Liechtenstein {{flagicon|Liechtenstein}}

• (October 2004)
• Anatole Taubman (December 2018)

Thailand {{flagicon|Thailand}}

• Anand Panyarachun (January 1996)

Turkey {{flagicon|Turkey}}

• Önder Sisters (October 2003)
• Gülsin Onay (November 2003)
• Tayfun Talipoğlu (November 2006)
• Müjdat Gezen (November 2007)
• Ayşe Kulin (November 2007)
• İbrahim Kutluay (March 2008)
• Türkan Şoray (March 2010)
• Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ (March 2011)
• Tuba Büyüküstün (May 2014)

United Kingdom {{flagicon|UK}}

Main article: UNICEF UK

• Tara McDonald 1988 the youngest child ambassador after winning the Danny Kaye Award hosted by Audrey Hepburn
• Manchester United F.C. (1999)
• Robbie Williams (2000)
• Jemima Khan (2001)
• Andrew O'Hagan (2001)
• Martin Bell (2001)
• Alex Ferguson (2002)
• Trudie Styler (2004)
• Paul Clark (2004)
• Ewan McGregor (2004)
• Elle Macpherson (2005)
• James Nesbitt (2006)
• Ryan Giggs (2006)
• Claudia Schiffer (2006)
• Charley Boorman (2008)
• David Puttnam (2009)
• Duncan Bannatyne (2009)
• Orlando Bloom (2009)
• Matt Dawson (2009)
• Cat Deeley (2009)
• Eddie Izzard (July 2013)
• Chris Hoy (October 2013)
• Tom Hiddleston (2013)
• Michael Sheen (October 2014)
• Emma Bunton (2014)
• Millie Bobby Brown (November 2018)
• Rita Ora (May 2019)

United States of America (USA) {{flagicon|USA}}

Main article: U.S. Fund for UNICEF

• Laurence Fishburne (1996)
• Sarah Jessica Parker (1998)
• Susan Sarandon (1999)
• Marcus Samuelsson (2000)
• Téa Leoni (2001)
• Alyssa Milano (2003)
• Lucy Liu (2005)
• Dayle Haddon (2007)
• Joel Madden (2008)
• Selena Gomez (2009)
• Vern Yip (November 2010)
• Angie Harmon (January 2013)
• Tyson Chandler (November 2013)
• Katy Perry (December 2013)
• Aidan Gallagher (June 2018)
• Sofia Carson (October 2020)

Uruguay {{flagicon|Uruguay}}

• Diego Forlán (2005)
• Natalia Oreiro (September 2011)
• María Noel Riccetto (November 2019)

Vanuatu {{flagicon|Vanuatu}}

• Vanuatu Women's Beach Volleyball Team (June 2015)

Venezuela {{flagicon|Venezuela}}

• FESNOJIV (November 2004)
• Omar Vizquel (December 2008)
• Édgar Ramírez (November 2010)
• Alejandro Cañizales (July 2011)

Vietnam {{flagicon|Vietnam}}

• Vũ Nguyễn Hà Anh (August 2010)
• Nguyễn Xuân Bắc (September 2012)

Zimbabwe {{flagicon|Zimbabwe}}

• Prudence Mabhena (October 2011)

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