List of diplomatic missions in Cape Verde

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Cape Verde. At present, the capital city of Praia hosts 17 embassies.


Diplomatic missions in Praia

Embassies

  1.  Angola[1]
  2.  Brazil[1]
  3.  China[1]
  4.  Cuba[2]
  5.  France[1]
  6.  Guinea-Bissau[1]
  7.  India[1][3]
  8.  Libya[1]
  9.  Luxembourg[1][4]
  10.  Morocco[1]
  11.  Portugal[1][5]
  12.  Russia[1][6]
  13. São Tomé and Príncipe[1][7]
  14.  Senegal[1]
  15. Sovereign Military Order of Malta[1][8]
  16.  Spain[1][9]
  17.  United States[1]

Other Delegations & Missions

  1. ECOWAS (Representative Office)[1]
  2. European Union (Delegation)[1]
  3. United Nations (Resident Coordinator's Office)[1]
  4. World Health Organization (Country Office)[1]
  • Embassy of France
  • Embassy of Luxembourg
  • Embassy of Portugal
  • Embassy of Senegal
  • Delegation of the European Union

Consular missions

Mindelo

Non-resident embassies

Resident in Dakar

Resident in Lisbon

Resident elsewhere

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