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Diplomatic and Consular List MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS MALAYSIA DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR LIST JULY 2019 1 MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS MALAYSIA WISMA PUTRA Address : No. 1, Jalan Wisma Putra, Presint 2, 62602, Putrajaya. Tel. : 603-8889 4000 603-8887 4012 (Protocol) Fax : 603-8889 1717 603-8889 2720 (Protocol) Website : http://www.kln.gov.my 2 All Diplomatic Missions, Consulates and International Organisations are required to inform the Protocol Department, MFA of any changes to the information printed in this Diplomatic and Consular List 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS PART I ORDER OF PRECEDENCE Ambassadors/High Commissioners 12-16 Charge d' Affaires 17 PART II EMBASSIES AND HIGH COMMISSIONS (RESIDENT) 1. Afghanistan 19 2. Algeria 20 3. Argentina 21 4. Australia 22-25 5. Austria 26-27 6. Azerbaijan 28 7. Bahrain 29 8. Bangladesh 30-31 9. Belgium 32-33 10. Bosnia Herzegovina 34 11. Brazil 35 12. Brunei Darussalam 36-37 13. Cambodia 38 14. Canada 39-40 15. Chile 41 16. China 42-46 17. Colombia 47 18. Croatia 48 19. Cuba 49 20. Czech Republic 50 21. Denmark 51 22. Ecuador 52 23. Egypt 53-54 24. Fiji 55 25. Finland 56 26. France 57-58 27. Gambia 59 28. Georgia 60 29. Germany 61-62 30. Ghana 63 31. Guinea 64 32. Holy See (Vatican City) 65 33. Hungary 66 34. India 67-71 35. Indonesia 72-75 36. Iran 76-78 37. Iraq 79-80 38. Ireland 81 39. Italy 82-83 40. Japan 84-86 41. Jordan 87 42. Kazakhstan 88 43. Kenya 89 44. Kuwait 90 4 45. Korea (DPRK) 91 46. Korea (ROK) 92-93 47. Kyrgyz 94 48. Laos 95 49. Lebanon 96 50. Lesotho 97 51. Libya 98-100 52. Maldives 101-102 PART II – (cont.) HIGH COMMISSIONS AND EMBASSIES (RESIDENT) – (CONT.) 53. Mauritius 103 54. Mexico 104-105 55. Morocco 106 56. Myanmar 107-108 57. Namibia 109 58. Nepal 110-111 59. Netherlands 112 60. New Zealand 113 61. Nigeria 114-115 62. Norway 116 63. Oman 117-118 64. Pakistan 119 65. Palestine 120 66. Papua New Guinea 121 67. Peru 122 68. Philippines 123-125 69. Poland 126-127 70. Qatar 128 71. Romania 129 72. Russia 130-132 73. Saudi Arabia 133-138 74. Senegal 139 75. Singapore 140-141 76. Somalia 142 77. South Africa 143-146 78. Spain 147-149 79. Sri Lanka 150 80. Sudan 151 81. Swaziland 152 82. Sweden 153 83. Switzerland 154 84. Syrian Arab Republic 155 85. Tajikistan 156 86. Tanzania 157 87. Thailand 156-159 88. Timor-Leste 160 89. Turkey 161-162 90. Turkmenistan 163 91. Uganda 164 92. Ukraine 165 93. United Arab Emirates 166 94. United Kingdom 167-169 95. United States of America 170-176 96. Uruguay 177 97. Uzbekistan 178 98. Venezuela 179 5 99. Vietnam 180-181 100. Yemen 182 101. Zambia 183-184 102. Zimbabwe 185 189 PART II HIGH COMMISSIONS & EMBASSIES (NON-RESIDENT) 103. Angola (in Beijing) 187 104. Angola (in India) 188 105. Armenia 189 106. Bahamas 190 107. Belarus 191 108. Benin 192 109. Botswana 193 110. Bulgaria 194 111. Burkina Faso 195 112. Congo (Democratic Republic) 196 113. Congo (Republic) 197 114. Cote d’Ivoire 198 115. Cyprus 199 116. Djibouti 200 117. Dominican Republic 201 118. El Salvador 202 119. Equatorial Guinea 203 120. Ethiopia 204 121. Gabone 205 122. Greece 206 123. Iceland 207 124. Jamaica 208 125. Latvia 209 126. Liberia 210 127. Lithuania 211 128. Luxembourg 212 129. Macedonia 213 130. Malawi 214 131. Mali 215 132. Malta 216 133. Mauritania 217 134. Mongolia 218 135. Mozambique 219 136. Micronesia 220 137. Nicaragua 221 138. Niger 222 139. Panama 223 140. Paraguay 224 141. Portugal 225 142. Rwanda 226 143. San Marino 227 144. Samoa 228 145. Seychelles 229 146. Sierra Leone 230 147. Slovenia 231 148. Togo 232 149. Tonga 233 150. Tunisia 234 6 PART III DELEGATION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION Page 151. Delegation of the European Union 236 PART IV CONSULAR REPRESENTATIONS Consulate Generals/Consulate/ Honorary Consulate Generals/Honorary Consulates In Johor Bharu, Johor: 1. Consulate General of Indonesia 238-239 2. Consulate of Japan 240 3. Consulate of Singapore 241 In Kota Bharu, Kelantan: 1. Consulate General of Thailand 242 In Kota Kinabalu, Sabah: 1. Consulate General of Brunei Darussalam 243 2. Consulate General of China 244 3. Consulate Genaral of Czech Republic 245 4. Consulate General of Indonesia 246-247 5. Consulate of Japan 248 6. Office of the Honorary Consul of Australia 249 7. Office of the Honorary Consul of Belgium 250 8. Office of the Honorary Consul of Denmark 251 9. Office of the Honorary Consul of Finland 252 10. Office of the Honorary Consul of France 253 11. Office of the Honorary Consul of Panama 254 12. Office of the Honorary Consul of Slovak 255 13. Office of the Honorary Consul of Spain 256 14. Office of the Honorary Consul of Sweden 257 15. Office of the Honorary Consul of United Kingdom 258 16. Office of the Honorary Consul of Romania 259 In Tawau, Sabah 1. Office of the Honorary Consul of Austria 260 2. Consulate of the Republic of Indonesia 261-262 7 In Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory: 1. Office of the Honorary Consul of Benin 263 2. Office of the Honorary Consul of Bulgaria 264 3. Office of the Honorary Consul of Botswana 265 4. Office of the Honorary Consul of Congo 266 5. Office of the Honorary Consul of Cote D’Ivoire 267 6. Office of the Honorary Consul of Djibouti 268 7. Office of the Honorary Consul of Estonia 269 8. Office of the Honorary Consul of Ethiopia 270 9. Office of the Honorary Consul of Greece 271 10. Office of the Honorary Consul of Iceland 272 11. Office of the Honorary Consul General of Jamaica 273 12. Office of the Honorary Consul of Luxembourg 274 13. Office of the Honorary Consul of Lithuania 275 14. Office of the Honorary Consul of Madagascar 276 15. Office of the Honorary Consul of Malta 277 16. Office of the Honorary Consul of Mozambique 278 17. Office of the Honorary Consul of Panama 279 18. Office of the Honorary Consul of Portugal 280 19. Office of the Honorary Consul of Saint Vincent & the Grenadines 281 20. Office of the Honorary Consul of San Marino 282 22. Office of the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Vanuatu 283 In Kuching, Sarawak: 1. Consulate General of Brunei Darussalam 284 2. Consulate General of China 285 3. Consulate General of Indonesia 286-287 4. Office of the Honorary Consul of Australia 288 5. Office of the Honorary Consul of Denmark 289 6. Office of the Honorary Consul of France 290 7. Office of the Honorary Consul of New Zealand 291 8. Office of the Honorary Consul of Poland 292 In Miri, Sarawak: 1. Office of the Honorary Consul of Netherlands 293 2. Office of the Honorary Consul of Romania 294 In Penang: 1. Consulate General of China 295 2. Consulate General of Indonesia 296-297 3. Consulate General of Japan 298 4. Consulate General of Thailand 299 5. Consulate of the Republic of Poland 300 6. Office of the Honorary Concul of Nepal 301 7. Office of the Honorary Consul General of Pakistan 302 8. Office of the Honorary Consul of Austria 303 9. Office of the Honorary Consul of Bangladesh 304 10. Office of the Honorary Consul of Canada 305 11. Office of the Honorary Consul of Denmark 306 12. Office of the Honorary Consul of Finland 307 13. Office of the Honorary Consul of France 308 14. Office of the Honorary Consul of Germany 309 15. Office of the Honorary Consul of Russia 310 16. Office of the Honorary Consul of South Africa 311 8 17. Office of the Honorary Consul of United Kingdom 312 18. Office of the Honorary Consul of Australia 313 In Petaling Jaya, Selangor: 1. Office of the Honorary Consul of Cyprus 314 2. Office of the Honorary Consul of Gambia 315 3. Office of the Honorary Consul of Slovenia 316 4. Offince of the Honorary Consul of Denmark 317 5. Office of the Honorary Consul of Sierra Leone 318 6. Office of the Honorary Consul of Ukraine 319 7. Office of the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Guatemala 320 In Kajang, Selangor 1. Office of the Honorary Consul of Uganda 321 In Subang Jaya, Selangor: 1. Office of the Honorary Consul of Seychelles 322 PART V INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS Page INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS 323 1. ASIA-PACIFIC INSTITUTE FOR BROADCASTING DEVELOPMENT (AIBD) 324 2. ALLIANCE FOR FINANCIAL INCLUSION (AFI) 325 3. INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR LIVING AQUATIC RESOURCES 326 MANAGEMENT (ICLARM) - WORLDFISH 4. ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK (IDB) 327 5. INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF RED CROSS (IFRC) 328 6. ISLAMIC FINANCIAL SERVICES BOARD (IFSB) 329 7. INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION FOR MARKETING AND 330 TECHNICAL ADVISORY SERVICES FOR FISHERY PRODUCT (INFOFISH) 8. INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT CORPORATION (IILM) 331 9. INTERNATIONAL PLANT GENETIC RESOURCES INSTITUTE (IPGRI) 332 10. INTERNATIONAL PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION (IPPF) 333 11. KUALA LUMPUR REGIONAL CENTRE FOR ARBITRATION (KLRCA) 334 12. MALAYSIA-THAILAND JOINT AUTHORITY (MTJA) 335 13. REGIONAL CENTRE FOR RESEARCH AND TRAINING IN TROPICAL 336 DISEASES (RTTD) 14. INTERNATIONAL TROPICAL FRUITS NETWORK (TFNet) 337 15. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP) 338 16. UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND (UNPF) 339 17. UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITY (UNU) 340 18. UNU-ITERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR GLOBAL HEALTH (UNU-IIGH) 341 19. UNITED NATIONS WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME (UNWFP) 342 20. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN’S FUND (UNICEF) 343 21. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES (UNHCR) 344 22. WORLD BANK GROUP (WBG) 345 23.
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