Diplomatic missions of The Gambia

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The Republic of the Gambia became independent from Britain in 1965. As a relatively small country in West Africa, The Gambia only has a limited number of foreign missions abroad.

It has the distinction of being one of a score of countries with an embassy in Taipei, having chosen to have its relations with China severed in 1995 when it elected to recognise Republic of China (Taiwan).

Listed below are the location of diplomatic missions of The Gambia [1]:

Contents 1 Europe 2 North America 3 South America 4 Asia 5 Middle East 6 Africa 7 Multilateral 8 See also 9 External links

[edit] Europe

•  Belgium
  • Brussels (Embassy)
•  France
  • Paris (Embassy)
•  Hungary
  • Budapest (Consulate-General)
•  United Kingdom
  • London (High Commission)

[edit] North America

•  Cuba
  • Havana (Embassy)
•  United States
  • Washington DC (Embassy)
  • New York City (Consulate-General)

[edit] South America

•  Venezuela
  • Caracas (Embassy)

[edit] Asia

•  Republic of China
  • Taipei (Embassy)

[edit] Middle East

•  Iran
  • Teheran (Embassy)
•  Saudi Arabia
  • Riyadh (Embassy)
  • Jeddah (Consulate-General)
•  United Arab Emirates
  • Abu Dhabi (Embassy)

[edit] Africa

•  Ethiopia
  • Addis Ababa (Embassy)
•  Ghana
  • Accra (High Commission)
•  Guinea-Bissau
  • Bissau (Embassy)
•  Mauritania
  • Nouakchott (Embassy)
•  Morocco
  • Rabat (Embassy)
•  Nigeria
  • Abuja (High Commission)
  • Lagos (Consulate-General)
•  Senegal
  • Dakar (Embassy)
•  Sierra Leone
  • Freetown (High Commission)

[edit] Multilateral

• • Addis Ababa (delegation to the African Union)
  • Brussels (delegation to the European Union)
  • New York (delegation to the United Nations)
  • Vienna (delegation to the UNIDO, CTBTO and United Nations in Vienna)
  • Abuja (delegation to the ECOWAS)

[edit] See also

• The Gambia
• Foreign relations of the Gambia

[edit] External links

• Gambian embassy to the United States
• Gambian government portal