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Egyptian Embassies Worldwide Egyptian Embassies Worldwide Adress Telephone Country 297 HAYDRA ALGERIE (2132)691807/691673/692548/692646 Algeria 43, SKENDER BEAU St , TIRANA, 247986-233022 Albania Albania RUA COMTANDANTE STONA.NR 321590/321591/321593/320568 Angola 249 ALVALADE Arroyo 955, Buenos (54)3931441 Argentina Aires(C1426CRN) 2 Pionerskaya Str. Yerevan _ 226755 - 220117 Armenia Armenia 124,EXHIBITION STREET, 9TH FLOOR - MELBOURNE 96548869 - 96548634 Dir 96547186 Australia VICTORIA 3000 1 DARWIN AVENUE, YARRALUMLA A.C.T. 2600 CITY 62734437- 62734438 Australia CANBERRA 112 Glenmore rd.,Paddington, 9223177- 9223199 Australia SYDNEY - NSW 2021 Home Warte 52, 1190 Wien, Austria (00431)3708104-3708105-3708106 Australia VILLA 18, ROAD 23, COMPOUND (973)720005 -720409 -721597 Bahrain 332, AL-MAHOUZ, MANAMA HOUSE No. NE (N) 9. ROAD NO 90 -GULSHAN Model Town- DHAKA 9882766- 9882767- 9884433 Bangladesh 1212 44 Avenue leo Errera, Brussels 1180, 3455015-3455253 Belgium belgium AVENIDA BALLIVIAN 599, (005912)786511 Bolivia calacoto, LA PAZ SARAJEVO Ejuba Ademovica 19 666498 - 665659 Bosina and Herzegvina SETOR EMBAIXADA NORTE AV. DAS NACEOS, LOTE 12 2258342 -2258517 -2246830 -2254460 Brazil BRASILIA-DF RUA MUNIZ BARRETO NO. 741 5528995/5535623/5546318/5546664 Brazil BOTAFOGO RIO DE JANEIRO 5, SHESTI SEPTEMVRI ST., 1000 870215 - 881509 - 876468 - 878628 Bulgaria SOFIA ZONE DU CONSEIL DE 30.66.37/30.66.39 Burkina Faso L'ENTENTE SECT NO. 4 Bvd. Kinendo AVENUE NZERO (00257)223161 Brundi BUJUMBURA NOUVEAU BASTOS, Rue 1828 , No. (00237)203922 Cameroon 712 454, LAURIER AVENUE, EAST 2344958 - 2344935 -2344931 Dir Canada OTTAWA, ONTARIO 234350 1 Place Ville Marie, # 2617 Montreal, 8668455 - 8668456 - 8668457 Canada QUEBEC H3B 4S3, canada Rue de la corse derriere Bamag - 614688/614141 Central African Republic Bangui QUARTIER KLEMAT AVENUE GEORGES PAMPIDOU AUPRES DU ROND POINT DE LA Chad SONASUT B.P.1094 N'DJAMENA - TCHAD DR. ROBERTO DEL RIO 1871, 2748881-2746334-2740210 Chili PROVIDENCIA,SANTIAGO QIHUA BUILDING 1375 HUAI (008621)64331020 - 64330622 - China ZHONG ROAD. 200031 64330502 suite No.1, 22 floor, ,SINO PLAZA,255-257 (852)28270668/28270952/28270986 China GLOUCESTERRoad, CAUSEWAYBAY, HONG KONG NO. 2, RITAN DONG LU, BEIJING 65321825 - 65322541 China TRANSVERSAL 19 A NO. 101 - 10 2562940 - 2561976 - 6163401 Colombia 519 AVENUE OUGANDA, GOMBE Congo (Democratic Republic 34368 / 34369 KINSHASA of Congo ) RUE DU COMMERCE Immeuble 226231/327925 Dir 323644 Cote D' Avoir EL Nasr 17er ETAGE Croatia (Republic of Croatia 58 A, Tuskanac, 10000 Zagreb 4834272 - 4834276 - 4834275 ) 5 TA AVENIDA NO. 1801, ESQ. A 242542 - 242441 Cuba 18, MIRAMAR - Habana- Cuba 3. 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