The Embassies of Israel in Africa

Contact details for Israel’s embassies across the continent
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Israel’s embassies in Africa work to advance diplomatic and commercial ties between Israel and the countries they cover. Below is a list of the embassies and their contact details.

Exploring business opportunities in one of these countries? Contact the relevant embassy. Its team will be glad to help you connect with local partners, institutions and opportunities.

Kenya

Also responsible for Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi and Seychelles
Info@nairobi.mfa.gov.il
Amb: Gideon Behar

Ethiopia

Also accredited to the African Union
Dcm@addisababa.mfa.gov.il
Amb: Avraham Neguise

Ghana

Also responsible for Liberia and Sierra Leone
Info@accra.mfa.gov.il
Amb: Roey Gilad

Nigeria

Ambassador-sec@abuja.mfa.gov.il
Amb: Michael Freeman

Ivory Coast

Also responsible for Burkina Faso, Benin and Togo
info@abidjan.mfa.gov.il
Amb: Simon Clément Seroussi

Senegal

Also responsible for Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, The Gambia, Cabo Verde and Chad
Ambassador-Sec@dakar.mfa.gov.il
Amb: Yulia Rachinsky-Spivakov

Angola

Also responsible for DR Congo, Mozambique and São Tomé and Príncipe
Political-sec@luanda.mfa.gov.il
Amb: Leo Vinovezky

South Africa

Also responsible for Eswatini and Lesotho
pr@pretoria.mfa.gov.il

Cameroon

Also responsible for Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and Republic of Congo
info@yaounde.mfa.gov.il
Amb: Amnon Kalmar

Rwanda

Also responsible for Burundi
info@kigali.mfa.gov.il
Amb: Einat Weiss

Zambia

Also responsible for Zimbabwe and Botswana
info@lusaka.mfa.gov.il
Amb: Ofra Farhi

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