List of diplomatic missions in Zimbabwe

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Zimbabwe . The capital of the country, Harare, currently hosts 52 embassies. Several other countries have ambassadors accredited from other capital cities, mainly Pretoria, Lusaka, and Addis Ababa.

Map of diplomatic missions in Zimbabwe

Diplomatic missions in Harare

Embassies

1.   Algeria ^[1]
2.   Angola ^{[1] [2]}
3.   Australia ^[3]
4.   Belarus ^[4]
5.   Botswana ^{[1] [5]}
6.   Brazil ^{[1] [6]}
7.   Canada ^[1]
8.   China ^[1]
9.   Cuba ^[1]
10.   Congo-Kinshasa ^[1]
11.   Equatorial Guinea ^{[1] [7]}
12.   Egypt ^[1]
13.   Ethiopia ^[1]
14.   France ^[1]
15.   Germany ^[1]
16.   Ghana ^{[1] [8]}
17.   Greece ^[1]
18.   Holy See ^[1]
19.   India ^[9]
20.   Indonesia ^[1]
21.   Iran ^[1]
22.   Italy ^{[1] [10]}
23.   Japan ^[1]
24.   Kenya ^[1]
25.   Kuwait ^[1]
26.   Malawi ^[1]
27.   Malaysia ^{[1] [11]}
28.   Mozambique ^[1]
29.   Namibia ^[1]
30.   Netherlands ^{[1] [12]}
31.   Nicaragua ^[13]
32.   Nigeria ^[1]
33.   Pakistan ^{[1] [14]}
34.   Palestine ^[1]
35.   Portugal ^[1]
36.   Romania ^[1]
37.   Russia ^[1]
38.   Rwanda ^{[1] [15]}
39.   Sahrawi Republic ^[1]
40.   Serbia ^[16]
41.   South Africa ^[1]
42.   South Korea ^[1]
43.   South Sudan ^[1]
44.   Spain ^[1]
45.   Sudan ^[1]
46.   Sweden ^[1]
47.   Switzerland ^{[1] [17]}
48.   Tanzania ^{[1] [18]}
49.   Turkey ^[1]
50.   United Arab Emirates ^[1]
51.   United Kingdom ^[1]
52.   United States ^[1]
53.   Zambia ^{[1] [19]}

Other posts and delegations

1.   European Union (Delegation) ^[1]
2.   North Korea (Trade office) ^[1]

Consular missions

Mutare

•   Mozambique (Consulate-General) ^[20]

Non-resident embassies

Resident in Lusaka, Zambia

•   Czechia ^[21]
•   Finland ^[22]
•   Saudi Arabia ^[23]

Resident in Pretoria, South Africa

•   Argentina ^[1]
•   Austria ^[1]
•   Bangladesh ^[1]
•   Belgium ^{[1] [24]}
•   Bulgaria ^[1]
•   Burkina Faso ^{[1] [25]}
•   Burundi ^[1]
•   Central African Republic
•   Cameroon ^{[1] [26]}
•   Chile ^[1]
•   Congo-Brazzaville ^[1]
•   Croatia ^[27]
•   Cyprus ^{[1] [28]}
•   Denmark ^[29]
•   Eritrea ^[1]
•   Eswatini ^[1]
•   Guyana
•   Hungary ^[1]
•   Ireland ^[1]
•   Jamaica ^[30]
•   Jordan
•   Lebanon
•   Lesotho ^[1]
•   Liberia ^{[1] [31]}
•   Madagascar ^{[1] [32]}
•   Mali ^{[1] [33]}
•   Mauritius ^[1]
•   Mauritania ^[1]
•   Mexico ^[1]
•   Nepal ^[1]
•   New Zealand ^[1]
•   North Korea ^[1]
•   Norway ^[34]
•   Oman ^[35]
•   Paraguay ^[36]
•   Peru ^[1]
•   Poland ^[1]
•   Philippines ^[37]
•   Qatar ^[1]
•   Senegal ^[1]
•   Seychelles ^[1]
•   Singapore ^[1]
•   Slovakia ^[1]
•   Sri Lanka ^[1]
•   Syria
•   Thailand ^[1]
•   Togo
•   Trinidad and Tobago ^{[1] [38]}
•   Tunisia ^[1]
•   Uganda ^[1]
•   Ukraine ^[1]
•   Uruguay ^[1]
•   Vietnam ^[1]

Resident in other cities

•   Bahamas (Ottawa) ^[1]
•   Brunei (New Delhi)
•   Cape Verde (Luanda) ^[1]
•   Guinea (Luanda) ^[1]
•   Israel (Jerusalem) ^{[1] [39]}
•   Kyrgyzstan (Riyadh)
•   Maldives (New Delhi)
•   Sierra Leone (Nairobi)
•   Turkmenistan (Riyadh)
•   Tajikistan (Cairo)
•   Yemen (Addis Ababa) ^[1]
•   Venezuela (Windhoek) ^[1]

Closed missions

Host city	Sending country	Mission	Year closed	Ref.
Harare	Argentina	Embassy	2002	[40]
	Austria	Embassy	2011	[41]
	Bulgaria	Embassy	Unknown	[42]
	Czechia	Embassy [a]	2010	[43]
	Denmark	Embassy	2016	[44]
	Finland	Embassy	2002	[45]
	Libya	Embassy	2011	[46] [47]
	Mexico	Embassy	1994	[48]
	New Zealand	Embassy	1998	[49]
	North Korea	Embassy	1998	[50] [51]
	Norway	Embassy	2016	[52]
	Poland	Embassy	2008	[53]
	Peru	Embassy	1990	[54] [55]
	Slovakia	Embassy	2004	[56]
	Vietnam	Embassy	1990	[57]
	SFR Yugoslavia	Embassy	Unknown	[58]

See also

• Foreign relations of Zimbabwe

Notes

1. Resident in Lusaka, Zambia

References

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External links

• Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Zimbabwe