List of diplomatic missions in Mali

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Mali . At present, the capital city of Bamako hosts 39 embassies. Several other countries have ambassadors accredited to Mali, with most being resident in Dakar.

Honorary consulates are omitted from this listing.

Map of diplomatic missions in Mali

Diplomatic missions in Bamako

Embassies

•   Algeria
• Belgium ^[1]
•   Brazil
•   Burkina Faso
•   Canada
• Chad ^[2]
•   China
•   Czech Republic ^[3]
• Cuba ^[4]
•   Egypt
•   France
•   Germany
•   Ghana
•   Guinea
•   India
•   Iran
•   Italy
•   Ivory Coast
•   Japan
•   Libya
• Luxembourg ^[5]
•   Morocco
•   Mauritania
•   Netherlands
•   Nigeria
•   Palestine
•   Russia
•   Saudi Arabia
•   Senegal
•   South Africa
• Sovereign Military Order of Malta
•   Spain
•   Sudan
•   Tunisia
•   Turkey
•   United Arab Emirates
•   United Kingdom
•   United States
•   Venezuela

Other missions or delegations

• European Union (Delegation)
• Gabon (Consulate-General) ^[6]

Consulate General in Ségou

•   Burkina Faso

Non-resident embassies

• Argentina (Abuja) ^[7]
• Australia (Accra) ^[8]
• Austria (Dakar) ^[9]
• Azerbaijan (Rabat) ^[10]
•   Bangladesh (Algiers)
•   Bahrain (Algiers)
•   Brunei (Cairo)
• Bulgaria (Algiers) ^[11]
• Cameroon (Dakar) ^[12]
•   Central African Republic (Abidjan)
•   Chile (Rabat)
•   Costa Rica (Paris)
•   Colombia (Algiers)
• Cameroon (Dakar) ^[13]
• Croatia (Rabat) ^[14]
• Cyprus (Cairo) ^[15]
• Dominican Republic (Rabat) ^[16]
•   Guinea-Bissau (Conakry)
• Greece (Dakar)
•   Haiti (Paris)
• Indonesia (Dakar) ^[17]
•   Iraq (Algiers)
•   Jordan (Algiers)
•   Kenya (Dakar) ^[18]
•   Kuwait (Algiers)
•   Kyrgyzstan (Riyadh)
• Malta (Valletta) ^[19]
•   Maldives (London)
• Mauritius (Cairo)
•   Malaysia (Dakar)
•   Mexico (Rabat) ^[20]
•   Nepal (Cairo)
•   New Zealand (Cairo)
• Norway (Dakar) ^[21]
•   Oman (Algiers)
• Portugal (Dakar) ^[22]
•   Peru (Algiers)
• Philippines (Rabat)
• Poland (Dakar) ^[23]
•   Panama (Paris)
•   Ireland (Dakar)
• Romania (Dakar) ^[24]
•   Sierra Leone (Conakry)
• Serbia (Algiers) ^[25]
• Slovakia (Abuja) ^[26]
•   South Sudan (Abuja)
•   South Korea (Dakar)
•   Switzerland (Dakar) ^[27]
•   Syria (Algiers)
•   Thailand (Dakar)
•   Togo (Ouagadougou)
•   Turkmenistan (Paris)
• Tanzania (Abuja) ^[28]
•   United Arab Emirates (Dakar)
•   Vietnam (Algiers)
•   Yemen (Algiers)
•   Zimbabwe (Accra)
•   Zambia (Accra)

Closed missions

Host city	Sending country	Mission	Year closed	Ref.
Bamako	Czechoslovakia	Embassy [a]	1969	[29]
	Denmark	Embassy	2025	[30]
	Sweden	Embassy	2024	[31]

Notes

1. Slovak resident in Abuja, Nigeria

References

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External links

• Bamako Diplomatic List (in French)