Politics of Guinea-Bissau
Constitution Human rights
Executive President Umaro Sissoco Embaló Prime Minister Nuno Gomes Nabiam
Legislature National People's Assembly President: Domingos Simões Pereira
Judiciary Constitutional Court
Elections Recent elections Presidential: 2019 2024 Legislative: 2023 2024 Political parties
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Foreign relations Ministry of Foreign Affairs Minister: Suzi Barbosa Diplomatic missions of / in Guinea-Bissau Passport Visa requirements Visa policy
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The Republic of Guinea-Bissau follows a nonaligned foreign policy and seeks friendly and cooperative relations with a wide variety of states and organizations. France, Portugal, Angola, Brazil, Egypt, Nigeria, Libya, Cuba, the Palestine Liberation Organization, Ghana, and Russia have diplomatic offices in Bissau.

Diplomatic relations

List of countries which Guinea-Bissau maintains diplomatic relations with:

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#	Country	Date
1	Hungary	15 June 1973[1]
2	Russia	30 September 1973[2]
3	Vietnam	30 September 1973[3]
4	Cuba	1 October 1973[4]
5	India	7 October 1973[5]
6	Poland	3 October 1973[6]
7	Panama	16 October 1973[7]
8	Czech Republic	19 October 1973[8]
9	Romania	16 November 1973[9]
10	Guinea	12 February 1974[10]
11	Liberia	20 February 1974[11]
12	China	15 March 1974[12]
13	North Korea	16 March 1974[13]
14	Germany	17 April 1974[14]
15	Serbia	10 May 1974[15]
16	Algeria	13 May 1974[15]
17	Bulgaria	2 June 1974[16]
18	Egypt	11 June 1974[17]
19	Libya	4 July 1974[18]
20	Democratic Republic of the Congo	19 July 1974[19]
21	Japan	1 August 1974[20]
22	Finland	9 August 1974[21]
23	Gambia	10 August 1974[22]
24	Mauritania	10 August 1974[22]
25	Senegal	10 August 1974[22]
26	Chile	23 August 1974[23]
27	Argentina	9 September 1974[24]
28	Kuwait	6 November 1974[25]
29	Albania	15 November 1974[26]
30	Brazil	22 November 1974[27]
31	Portugal	29 November 1974[28]
32	Sierra Leone	28 January 1975[29]
33	Spain	3 March 1975[30]
34	United Kingdom	12 March 1975[31]
35	Sweden	14 March 1975[32]
36	Norway	7 April 1975[33]
37	Cape Verde	5 July 1975[34]
38	France	15 July 1975[35]
39	Netherlands	13 August 1975[36]
40	United States	3 September 1975[37]
41	Mongolia	14 October 1975[38]
42	Iraq	9 December 1975[39]
43	Turkey	1975[40]
44	Canada	26 March 1976[41]
45	Mozambique	9 June 1976[42]
46	Austria	15 October 1976[43]
47	Philippines	26 October 1976[44]
48	Belgium	2 August 1977[45]
49	Israel	18 May 1978[46]
50	Ivory Coast	9 October 1979[47]
51	Luxembourg	7 December 1979[48]
52	Mali	1980[49]
53	Tunisia	1980[50]
54	Uganda	1980[51]
55	Burkina Faso	18 August 1981[52]
56	Grenada	4 December 1981[53]
57	Italy	15 December 1982[54]
58	Switzerland	22 February 1983[55]
59	Bangladesh	15 March 1983[56]
60	Mexico	23 March 1983[57]
61	Thailand	6 December 1983[58]
62	South Korea	22 December 1983[59]
63	Saudi Arabia	1983[60]
64	Tanzania	1984[61]
65	Morocco	27 February 1986[62]
—	Holy See	12 July 1986[63]
66	Peru	29 September 1986[64]
67	Colombia	23 March 1989[58]
—	State of Palestine	November 1989[65]
68	Iran	22 August 1990[66]
69	Denmark	8 November 1991[67]
70	Qatar	27 July 1992[68]
71	Oman	5 August 1992[69]
72	Azerbaijan	27 August 1992[70]
73	Armenia	3 September 1992[71]
74	Brunei	3 June 1994[72]
75	South Africa	11 October 1994[73]
76	Costa Rica	28 March 1995[58]
77	Bosnia and Herzegovina	18 October 1995[74]
78	Croatia	19 October 1995[75]
79	Singapore	1 July 1996[76]
80	Ecuador	10 December 1996[58]
81	Indonesia	12 December 1996[77]
82	Slovenia	24 July 1997[78]
83	Slovakia	8 October 1997[79]
84	North Macedonia	29 June 2000[80]
85	Malaysia	2000[81]
86	Belarus	27 September 2002[82]
87	Iceland	24 September 2004[58]
88	Venezuela	6 April 2006[58]
89	Montenegro	29 June 2006[83]
90	Angola	8 January 2007[84]
91	Dominican Republic	27 September 2007[85]
92	Estonia	8 December 2007[86]
93	Cyprus	20 May 2008[58]
94	Ukraine	22 February 2009[87]
95	Botswana	22 March 2010[58]
96	Uruguay	26 March 2010[88]
97	Cambodia	30 June 2010[89]
98	Georgia	9 March 2011[58]
99	Australia	14 March 2011[90]
100	Kazakhstan	19 April 2013[58]
101	Fiji	7 July 2014[58]
—	Kosovo	10 June 2018[91]
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