List of diplomatic missions in Ethiopia

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Ethiopia. There are 119 embassies in Addis Ababa.

As Addis Ababa is the seat of the African Union, embassies resident therein are also accredited to this organization. However, some countries maintain permanent missions or delegations separate from their embassies to Ethiopia.

Honorary consulates and trade missions are excluded from this listing.

Diplomatic missions in Ethiopia

Diplomatic Missions in Addis Ababa

Embassies

1.  Algeria^[1]
2.  Angola
3.  Argentina
4.  Armenia
5.  Australia
6.  Austria
7.  Azerbaijan
8.  Bangladesh
9.  Belgium
10.  Benin
11.  Botswana
12.  Brazil
13.  Bulgaria
14.  Burkina Faso
15.  Burundi
16.  Cameroon
17.  Canada
18.  Cape Verde
19.  Central African Republic
20.  Chad
21.  Chile
22.  China
23.  Colombia^[2][3]
24.  Comoros
25.  Congo-Brazzaville
26.  Congo-Kinshasa
27.  Cuba
28.  Czechia
29.  Denmark
30.  Djibouti
31.  Egypt
32.  Equatorial Guinea
33.  Eritrea
34.  Eswatini
35.  Finland
36.  France
37.  Gabon
38.  Gambia
39.  Georgia
40.  Germany
41.  Ghana
42.  Greece
43.  Guinea
44.  Guinea-Bissau
45.  Holy See
46.  Hungary
47.  India
48.  Indonesia
49.  Iran
50.  Iraq^[4]
51.  Ireland
52.  Israel
53.  Italy
54.  Ivory Coast
55.  Japan
56.  Jordan
57.  Kazakhstan
58.  Kenya
59.  Kuwait
60.  Lesotho
61.  Liberia
62.  Libya
63.  Luxembourg
64.  Madagascar
65.  Malawi
66.  Mali
67.  Malta^[5]
68.  Mauritania
69.  Mauritius
70.  Mexico
71.  Morocco^[6]
72.  Mozambique
73.  Namibia
74.  Netherlands
75.  New Zealand
76.  Nicaragua^[7]
77.  Niger
78.  Nigeria
79.  North Korea
80.  Norway
81.  Oman^[8]
82.  Pakistan
83.  Palestine
84.  Poland
85.  Portugal
86.  Qatar
87.  Romania
88.  Russia
89.  Rwanda
90.  Sahrawi Republic
91.  Saudi Arabia
92.  Senegal
93.  Seychelles
94.  Sierra Leone
95.  Slovenia^[9]
96.  Sovereign Order of Malta^[10]
97.  Somalia
98.  South Africa
99.  South Korea
100.  South Sudan
101.  Spain
102.  Sri Lanka
103.  Sudan
104.  Sweden^[11]
105.   Switzerland
106.  Tanzania
107.  Togo
108.  Tunisia
109.  Turkey
110.  Uganda
111.  Ukraine
112.  United Arab Emirates
113.  United Kingdom
114.  United States
115.  Uruguay
116.  Venezuela
117.  Yemen
118.  Zambia
119.  Zimbabwe^[12]

Permanent Missions/Delegations to the African Union

1.  Italy^[13]
2.  Japan^[14]
3.  Morocco^[6]
4.  Norway ^[15]
5.  United States^[16]

Other delegations or missions

1.  European Union (Delegation)
2.  Somaliland (Representative office)

Gallery

• 
  Embassy of Brazil
• 
  Embassy of Bulgaria
• 
  Embassy of Burkina Faso
• 
  Embassy of India
• 
  Embassy of Indonesia
• 
  Embassy of the Netherlands
• 
  Embassy of North Korea
• 
  Embassy of Senegal

Consulate-General

Dire Dawa

•  Djibouti

Embassies to open

•  Croatia^[17]
•  El Salvador^[18]

Non-resident embassies

In Cairo except as noted

•  Afghanistan
•  Belarus (Nairobi)
•  Bosnia & Herzegovina^[19]
•  Cambodia^[20]
•  Costa Rica (Nairobi)
•  Croatia^[21]
•  Cyprus^[22]
•  Estonia^[23]
•  Guatemala (London)
•  Haiti (Pretoria)
•  Iceland (Kampala)^[24]
•  Jamaica (Pretoria)
•  Laos (New Delhi)
•  Latvia^[25]
•  Lithuania (London)^[26]
•  Maldives (Abu Dhabi)^[27]
•  Myanmar
•  Malaysia (Khartoum)
•  Mongolia
•    Nepal^[28]
•  Panama
•  Peru (Algiers)
•  Philippines (Nairobi)
•  Serbia
•  Singapore
•  Slovakia (Nairobi)
•  Syria (Khartoum)
•  Thailand (Nairobi)^[29]
•  Vietnam (Dar es Salaam)

Closed missions

Host city	Sending country	Mission	Year closed	Ref.
Addis Ababa	Belarus	Embassy	2018	[30]
	Ecuador	Embassy	2019	[31]
	Fiji	Embassy	2019	[32]
	Jamaica	Embassy	1992	[33]
	Malaysia	Embassy	1982	[34]
	Serbia	Embassy	2024	[35]
	Thailand	Embassy	1981	[36]
	Vietnam	Embassy	1992	[37][38]
Dire Dawa	France	Consulate	1980	[39]

See also

• Foreign relations of Ethiopia
• List of diplomatic missions of Ethiopia

References

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External links

• Ethiopian Ministry of Foreign Affairs