Republic of the Gambia

Published in Jan 15, 2015 08:40 PM Updated in Jan 08, 2024 04:22 PM

Diplomatic relations between Brazil and The Gambia were established in 1965, the year the African country gained its independence. The Brazilian Embassy in Dakar (Senegal) is cumulatively responsible for representing Brazil to the Gambian Government. The Gambian representation to the Brazilian Government is cumulative with the Embassy of that country in Washington (United States).

The Gambia is one of the beneficiary countries of a trilateral cooperation project in the area of school feeding, with the participation of Brazilian agencies and the World Food Programme’s Center of Excellence against Hunger, based in Brasília.

Chronology of bilateral relations

2012 - President Yahya Jammeh visits Brazil on the occasion of the Rio+20 Conference (June)

2010 - The Gambian Minister of Economic Planning and Industrial Development visits Brazil on the occasion of Brazil-Africa Dialogue on Food Security, Fight Against Hunger, and Rural Development

2005 - President Yahya Jammeh visits Brazil (August)

1992 - President Dawda Jawara visits Brazil on the occasion of the Rio-92 Conference

1965 - Brazil and The Gambia establish diplomatic relations

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