List of diplomatic missions in Mauritania

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Mauritania. There are currently 35 embassies in Nouakchott.


Diplomatic missions in Nouakchott

Embassies

Consulates-General

Nouadhibou

Non-resident embassies

If not mentioned, then the residence is in Rabat.

  1. Albania (Madrid)[4]
  2. Angola (Dakar)[5]
  3. Argentina (Tunis)[6]
  4. Australia (Paris)[7]
  5. Austria[8]
  6. Azerbaijan[9]
  7. Belgium[10]
  8.  Barbados (Dublin)
  9. Cameroon (Dakar)[11]
  10. Canada[12]
  11. Chile (Algiers)[13]
  12. Colombia (Dakar)[14]
  13. Croatia[15]
  14. Cuba (Algiers)[16]
  15. Cyprus (Tripoli)[17]
  16. Czechia[18]
  17. Denmark[19]
  18. Finland[20]
  19. Greece[21]
  20.  Haiti (Paris)
  21.  Indonesia
  22.  Ireland
  23.  Jordan
  24. Jamaica (Paris)
  25. Kenya (Dakar)
  26.  Kyrgyzstan (London)
  27. Lesotho (Tripoli)[22]
  28.  Luxembourg (Dakar)
  29.  Maldives (London)
  30. Malta (Valletta)[23]
  31.  Malaysia
  32. Mexico (Algiers)[24]
  33. Norway[25]
  34. Netherlands (Dakar)[26]
  35.  New Zealand (Paris)
  36. Pakistan [27]
  37.  North Korea (Abuja)
  38. Philippines
  39. Portugal (Dakar)[28]
  40. Poland[29]
  41. Romania (Dakar)[30]
  42. Rwanda[31]
  43. Serbia (New York City)[32]
  44. Slovakia (Algiers)[33][34]
  45.  Switzerland (Dakar)[35]
  46.  South Korea
  47. Sweden (Bamako)[36]
  48.  Thailand
  49.  Turkmenistan (Paris)
  50.  Taiwan (Paris)
  51. Tanzania (Abuja)[37]
  52.  Uzbekistan (Paris)
  53.  Venezuela
  54.  Vietnam
  55.  Zambia (Abuja)[38]

Former Embassies

See also

References

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