List of diplomatic missions of Qatar explained

This is a list of diplomatic missions of Qatar. Qatar gained its independence in 1971, established its Ministry of Foreign Affairs and has since developed a diplomatic presence internationally.^[1]

Africa

- - Algiers (Embassy)
  - Cotonou (Embassy)
  - Bangui (Embassy)
  - N'Djamena (Embassy)
  - Moroni (Embassy)
  - Djibouti City (Embassy)
  - Cairo (Embassy)
  - Asmara (Embassy)
  - Mbabane (Embassy)
  - Addis Ababa (Embassy)
  - Banjul (Embassy)
  - Abidjan (Embassy)
  - Nairobi (Embassy)
  - Monrovia (Embassy)
  - Tripoli (Embassy)
- Benghazi (Consulate-General)
  - Nouakchott (Embassy)
  - Rabat (Embassy)
  - Abuja (Embassy)
  - Kigali (Embassy)^[2]
  - Dakar (Embassy)
  - Mogadishu (Embassy)
  - Pretoria (Embassy)
  - Juba (Embassy)
  - Khartoum (Embassy)
  - Dar es Salaam (Embassy)
  - Tunis (Embassy)

Americas

- - Buenos Aires (Embassy)
  - Brasília (Embassy)
  - Ottawa (Embassy)
  - Bogotá (Embassy)
  - San José (Embassy)
  - Havana (Embassy)
  - Santo Domingo (Embassy)
  - Quito (Embassy)
  - San Salvador (Embassy)
  - Georgetown (Embassy)
  - Mexico City (Embassy)
  - Panama City (Embassy)
  - Asuncion (Embassy)
  - Lima (Embassy)
  - Washington, D.C. (Embassy)
- Houston (Consulate-General)
- Los Angeles (Consulate-General)
- New York City (Consulate-General)
  - Montevideo (Embassy)
  - Caracas (Embassy)

Asia

- - Kabul (Embassy)
  - Baku (Embassy)
  - Dhaka (Embassy)
  - Bandar Seri Begawan (Embassy)
  - Beijing (Embassy)
- Hong Kong (Consulate-General)
  - Tbilisi (Embassy)
  - New Delhi (Embassy)
- Mumbai (Consulate-General)
  - Jakarta (Embassy)
  - Tehran (Embassy)
  - Tokyo (Embassy)
  - Amman (Embassy)
  - Astana (Embassy)
  - Kuwait City (Embassy)
  - Bishkek (Embassy)
  - Beirut (Embassy)
  - Kuala Lumpur (Embassy)
  - Yangon (Embassy)
  - Kathmandu (Embassy)
  - Muscat (Embassy)
  - Islamabad (Embassy)
- Karachi (Consulate-General)
  - Gaza City (Representative Office)
  - Manila (Embassy)
  - Riyadh (Embassy)^[3] ^[4]
  - Singapore (Embassy)
  - Seoul (Embassy)
  - Colombo (Embassy)
  - Dushanbe (Embassy)
  - Bangkok (Embassy)
  - Ankara (Embassy)
- Istanbul (Consulate-General)
  - Ashgabat (Embassy)
  - Abu Dhabi (Embassy)
- Dubai (Consulate-General)
  - Tashkent (Embassy)^[5]
  - Hanoi (Embassy)

Europe

- - Tirana (Embassy)
  - Vienna (Embassy)
  - Minsk (Embassy)
  - Brussels (Embassy)
  - Sarajevo (Embassy)
  - Sofia (Embassy)
  - Zagreb (Embassy)
  - Nicosia (Embassy)
  - Prague (Embassy)
  - Paris (Embassy)
  - Berlin (Embassy)
- Munich (Consulate-General)
  - Athens (Embassy)
  - Budapest (Embassy)
  - Rome (Embassy)
- Milan (Consulate-General)
  - Valletta (Embassy)
  - Chișinău (Embassy)
  - The Hague (Embassy)
  - Skopje (Embassy)
  - Warsaw (Embassy)
  - Lisbon (Embassy)
  - Bucharest (Embassy)
  - Moscow (Embassy)
  - Belgrade (Embassy)
  - Madrid (Embassy)
- Barcelona (Consulate-General)
  - Stockholm (Embassy)
  - Bern (Embassy)
  - Kyiv (Embassy)
  - London (Embassy)

Oceania

- - Canberra (Embassy)

Multilateral organisations

- - Brussels (Permanent Representation)
  - Geneva (Permanent Mission)
- New York City (Permanent Mission)

Embassies to open

- - (Dublin) (Embassy)

External links

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the State of Qatar

Notes and References

Web site: Qatar and the World . Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar . Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar . 29 December 2023.
Web site: First ever Embassy of Qatar inaugurated in Rwanda. 20 July 2021.
Web site: Qatar hosts first diplomatic meeting with Saudis since 2017. 10 February 2021.
Web site: General / Saudi newspapers, Saudi Press Agency. 13 December 2021.
Web site: Qatar opens embassy in Uzbekistan . www.gulf-times.com . 7 May 2023 . 10 May 2023.