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THE EMBASSY

THE EMBASSY

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Mission Statement

To represent the Republic of The Gambia in its best interest, in the Kingdom of Spain, the Republic of Italy, the Hellenic Republic (Greece), the Portuguese Republic, the Republic of Malta, the Food and Agriculture Organization, the World Food Program and the International Fund for Agricultural Development, in promoting socio-economic, cultural and political friendship, cooperation and concord, and to attend to the welfare of Gambians living and visiting or dealing with the countries/ international organizations to which The Embassy is accredited.

Countries of Accreditation

The Kingdom of Spain, the Republic of Italy, the Hellenic Republic, The Republic of Portugal, The Republic of Malta.

International Organizations of Accreditation

The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the World Food Programme (WFP), the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).

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