This is a list of diplomatic missions in Togo. At present, there are 16 embassies/high commissions resident in Lomé, with several other countries accrediting ambassadors from neighboring countries.
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Embassies/High Commissions in Lomé
Entries marked with an asterisk (*) are member-states of the Commonwealth of Nations. As such, their embassies are formally termed as "high commissions".
Other missions or delegations in Lomé
Burkina Faso (Consulate-General)
European Union (Delegation)
Non-resident embassies
Afghanistan (Paris)
Algeria (Accra)
Albania (Paris)
Andorra (Paris)
Angola (Accra)[1]
Argentina (Abuja)[2]
Australia (Accra)
Armenia (Paris)
Antigua and Barbuda (London)
Austria (Abuja)
Azerbaijan (Paris)
Bangladesh (Abuja)
Benin (Cotonou)
Belgium (Cotonou)[3]
Bolivia (Paris)
Bosnia and Herzegovina (Paris)
Bulgaria (Abuja)
Botswana (Abuja)
Brunei (Paris)
Burundi (Abuja)
Central African Republic (Abuja)
Cameroon (Abidjan)[4]
Canada (Accra)
Cape Verde (Dakar)
Croatia (Paris)[5]
Cuba (Cotonou)[6]
Czechia (Accra)[7]
Denmark (Accra)[8]
Djibouti (Addis Ababa)
Ecuador (Paris)
El Salvador (Paris)
Equatorial Guinea (Abuja)
Finland (Abuja)
Guinea (Accra)
Guinea-Bissau (Conakry)
Greece (Abuja)[9]
Haiti (Paris)
Iran (Accra)
Indonesia (Abuja)[10]
Iraq (Abuja)
Ireland (Abuja)
Israel (Abidjan)
Italy (Accra)
Ivory Coast (Accra)
Japan (Abidjan)
Jordan (Abuja)
Kenya (Abuja)
Kuwait (Cotonou)
Kyrgyzstan (Brussels)
Laos (Paris)
Luxembourg (Cotonou)[11]
Lebanon (Abuja)
Maldives (London)
Mali (Accra)[12]
Malaysia (Accra)
Morocco (Accra)
Mexico (Abuja)[13]
Netherlands (Accra)- Netherlands (Ouagadougou)[14]
Norway (Abuja)[15]
New Zealand (Cairo)
Oman (Abuja)
Pakistan (Tripoli)[16]
Philippines (Abuja)
Palestine (Abuja)[17]
Poland (Abuja)
Portugal (Abuja)
Republic of China (Taiwan) (Paris)
Romania (Abuja)[18]
Russia (Cotonou)
Rwanda (Accra)[19]
Saudi Arabia (Accra)
Sahrawi Republic (Accra)
Serbia (New York City)
Sierra Leone (Accra)
Slovakia (Abuja)[20]
South Africa (Abidjan)
Spain (Accra)
Sweden (Abuja)
Switzerland (Accra)
South Korea (Accra)
Thailand (Abuja)
Tanzania (Abuja)[21]
Turkmenistan (Paris)
Tunisia (Abidjan)
United Arab Emirates (Accra)
United Kingdom (Accra)
Uzbekistan (Paris)
Vietnam (Abuja)
Yemen (Paris)
Zambia (Accra)[22]
Zimbabwe (Abuja)
Closed missions
| Host city | Sending country | Mission | Year closed | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lomé |  Czechoslovakia
|
Embassy | 1963 | [23] |
 Russia
|
Embassy | 1992 | [24] |
See also
References
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