List of Portuguese ambassadors in Mali

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The list of Portuguese ambassadors in Mali lists the ambassadors of the Republic of Portugal in Mali . The countries have since 1976 direct diplomatic relations, the first contacts in today's Senegal established Portuguese explorers to the Malian city of Timbuktu back from the 1565th

The first ambassador of Portugal was accredited in 1978 in the Malian capital Bamako . Portugal did not open its own embassy there, the country continues to belong to the administrative district of the Portuguese ambassador in Senegal , who is receiving second accreditation in Mali (as of 2019).

Heads of mission

Portuguese Ambassador to Mali
Surname image Term of office Remarks
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Jorge Syder Santiago from 1978 Ambassador with official seat in Dakar , accredited in Bamako on September 1, 1978
Carlos Maria Moniz Tavares de Matos Taquenho from 1985 Ambassador with official seat in Dakar
Fernando Pinto dos Santos from 1989 Ambassador with official seat in Dakar
Jorge Raúl da Silva Preto from 1995 Accredited Ambassador in Dakar, December 7, 1995 in Bamako
João Luís Niza Pinheiro from 1999 Ambassador based in Dakar, accredited in Bamako on July 2, 1999
António Augusto Montenegro Vieira Cardoso from 2005 Ambassador with official seat in Dakar
Rui Alberto Manupella Tereno from 2009 on Ambassador with official seat in Dakar
Paulo Jorge Pedreira do Nascimento since 2014 Ambassador based in Dakar, accredited in Bamako on May 20, 2011
Vítor Paulo da Costa Sereno since 2018 Ambassador with official seat in Dakar

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Overview of diplomatic relations with Mali , website of the Diplomatic Institute of the Portuguese Foreign Ministry , accessed on November 30, 2019
  2. ↑ List of the Portuguese ambassadors in Mali , diplomatic institute in the Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, accessed on November 30, 2019
  3. ↑ List of the Portuguese ambassadors in Senegal , diplomatic institute in the Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, accessed on November 30, 2019