List of heads of missions of Tanzania
This is a list of current heads of Tanzania Missions abroad.[1]
Resident heads of mission
| Mission | Location | Type | Portrait | Head of mission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Africa | ||||
| | Bujumbura | Embassy | Rajabu Gamaha | |
| | Moroni | Embassy | Chabaka Kilumanga | |
| | Kinshasa | Embassy | Anthony Cheche | |
| | Cairo | Embassy | Mohamed Hamza | |
| | Addis Ababa | Embassy | Naimi Aziz | |
| | Nairobi | High Commission | John Haule | |
| | Lilongwe | High Commission | Patrick Tsere | |
| | Maputo | High Commission | Shamim Nyanduga | |
| | Abuja | High Commission | Daniel ole Njoolay | |
| | Kigali | Embassy | Ali Idi Siwa | |
| | Pretoria | High Commission | Radhia Msuya | |
| | Kampala | High Commission | Ladislaus Komba | |
| | Lusaka | High Commission | Grace Mujuma | |
| | Harare | Embassy | Charles Makakala | |
| Asia | ||||
| | Beijing | Embassy | | Abdulrahman Shimbo |
| | New Delhi | High Commission | | John Kijazi |
| | Tokyo | Embassy | | |
| | Kuwait City | Embassy | Mahadhi Maalim | |
| | Kuala Lumpur | High Commission | | |
| | Muscat | Embassy | Ali Ahmed Saleh | |
| | Riyadh | Embassy | Hemed Mgaza | |
| Jeddah | Consulate General | |||
| Abu Dhabi | Embassy | Mbarouk Nassor Mbarouk | ||
| Dubai | Consulate General | Omary Mjenga | ||
| Europe | ||||
| | Brussels | Embassy | | |
| | Paris | Embassy | Begum Karim-Taj | |
| | Berlin | Embassy | Philip Marmo[2] | |
| | Rome | Embassy | | |
| | The Hague | Embassy | Irene Kasyanju | |
| | Moscow | Embassy | | Wynjones Kisamba |
| | Stockholm | Embassy | | Dora Mmari Msechu |
| | London | High Commission | | |
| America | ||||
| | Brasilia | Embassy | | |
| | Ottawa | High Commission | Jack Zoka | |
| | Washington, D. C. | Embassy | | Wilson Masilingi |
| Multilateral organizations | ||||
| | New York | Permanent Mission | | Tuvako Manongi |
| | Geneva | Permanent Mission | | Modest Mero |
See also
- List of diplomatic missions of Tanzania
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation (Tanzania)
References
- ↑ "Tanzania Missions Abroad". Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. Retrieved 11 August 2015.
- ↑
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