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Table of Contents Diplomats Directory 9 June 2014 Table of Contents Representatives of the Republic of South Africa Abroad . 7 African Union [ AU ] and UN Economic Commission for Africa [ ECA ] South African 7 Mission. Algeria [ Democratic People's Republic of ] South African Embassy . 7 Angola [ Republic of ] South African Embassy. 7 Argentina [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 7 Australia: South African High Commission. 8 Austria [ Republic of ] South African Embassy. 8 Belgium [ Kingdom of ] South African Embassy . 8 Benin [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 8 Botswana [ Republic of ] South African High Commission . 9 Brazil [ Federative Republic of ] South African Embassy . 9 Bulgaria [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 9 Burkina Faso [ Peoples' Republic of ] South African Embassy . 9 Burundi [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 10 Cameroon [ Republic of ] South African High Commission . 10 Canada: South African High Commission . 10 Chad: South African Embassy . 11 Chile [ Republic of ] South African Embassy. 11 China [ People's Republic of ] South African Embassy . 11 Comores [ Union of ] South African High Commission . 11 Congo [ Democratic Republic of ] South African Embassy . 12 Congo [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 12 Cote D'Ivoire / Ivory Coast [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 12 Cuba [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 13 Czech [ The Republic of ] South African Embassy . 13 Denmark [ Kingdom of ] South African Embassy . 13 Egypt [ Arab Republic of ] South African Embassy . 13 Equatorial Guinea [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 14 Eritrea [ State of ] South African Embassy . 14 Ethiopia [ The Federal Democratic Republic of ] South African Embassy . 14 European Union [ EU ] South African Mission . 15 Fiji [ Republic of the Fiji Islands ] South African High Commission . 15 Finland [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 15 France [ Republic of ] South African Embassy. 15 Gabon [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 16 Germany [ Federal Republic of ] South African Embassy . 16 Ghana [ Republic of ] South African High Commission . 16 Greece [ Hellenic Republic of ] South African Embassy. 17 Guinea [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 17 Guinea-Bissau [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 17 Hong Kong [ Special Administrative Region of China ] South African Consulate-General . 17 Hungary [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 18 Iceland [ Republic of ] South African Honorary Consulate-General. 18 India [ Republic of ] South African High Commission . 18 Indonesia [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 18 International Monetary Fund [ The World Bank ] South African Permanent Mission. 18 Iran [ Islamic Republic of ] South African Embassy . 19 Ireland: South African Embassy . 19 Israel [ State of ] South African Embassy . 19 Italy [ Italian Republic of ] South African Embassy . 19 Jamaica: South African High Commission . 20 Japan: South African Embassy. 20 Jordan [ Hashemite Kingdom of ] South African Embassy . 20 Kazakhstan [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 20 Kenya [ Republic of ] South African High Commission . 21 Korea [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 21 Kuwait [ The State ofn ] South African Embassy . 21 Lesotho [ Kingdom of ] South African High Commission . 22 Liberia [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 22 Source: Diplomats Directory www.gcis.gov.za/gcis/pdf/contacts.pdf Page 1 Diplomats Directory 9 June 2014 Libya [ State of ] South African Embassy . 22 Madagascar [ Republic of ] South African Embassy. 22 Malawi [ Republic of ] South African High Commission . 23 Malaysia [ Federation of ] South African High Commission . 23 Mali [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 23 Mauritania [ Islamic Republic of ] South African Embassy . 24 Mauritius [ Republic of ] South African High Commission . 24 Mexico [ United Mexican States ] South African Embassy . 24 Morocco [ Kingdom of ] South African Embassy. 25 Mozambique [ Republic of ] South African High Commission. 25 Namibia [ Republic of ] South African High Commission . 25 Netherlands [ The Royal ] South African Embassy . 26 New Zealand [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 26 Niger [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 26 Nigeria [ Federal Republic of ] South African High Commission . 26 Norway [ Kingdom of ] South African Embassy . 27 Oman [ Sultanate of ] South African Embassy. 27 Pakistan [ Islamic Republic of ] South African High Commission . 27 Palestine [ State of ] South African Representative Office . 28 Peru [ Republic of ] South Africa Embassy . 28 Philippines [ Republic of the ] South African Embassy . 28 Poland [ Republic of ] South African Embassy. 28 Portugal [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 29 Qatar [ State of ] South African Embassy . 29 Romania [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 29 Russian Federation: South African Embassy . 29 Rwanda [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 30 Sao Tome and Principe [ Democratic Republic of ] South African Representative Office . 30 Saudi Arabia [ Kingdom of ] South African Embassy . 30 Senegal [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 31 Singapore [ Republic of ] South African High Commission . 31 Spain [ Kingdom of ] South African Embassy . 31 Sri Lanka [ Democratic Socialist Republic of ] South African High Commission . 31 Sudan [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 32 Swaziland [ Kingdom of ] South African High Commission . 32 Sweden [ Kingdom of ] South African Embassy . 32 Switzerland [ Swiss Confederation ] South African Embassy . 32 Syria [ Arab Republic ] South African Embassy . 33 Taiwan: Liaison Office of the Republic of South Africa . 33 Tanzania [ United Republic of ] South African High Commission . 33 Thailand [ Kingdom of ] South African Embassy. 33 Trinidad and Tobago [ Republic of ] South African High commission. 34 Tunisia [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 34 Turkey [ Republic of ] South African Embassy. 34 Uganda [ Republic of ] South African High Commission . 34 Ukraine: South African Embassy . 35 United Arab Emirates: South African Embassy . 35 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: South African High Commission . 35 United Nations [ Geneva ] South African Permament Mission . 36 United Nations [ New York ] South African Permanent Mission. 36 United States of America: South African Embassy . 36 Uruguay [ Oriental Republic of ] South African Embassy . 36 Uzbekistan [ Republic of ] South African Embassy . 37 Venezuela [ Bolivarian Republic of ] South African Embassy . 37 Vietnam [ Socialist Republic of ] South African Embassy.
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