Embassy of Belarus in Cairo, Egypt; address 26 Gaber Ibn Hayan Street, 3750233; phone +23749917. Head of mission: Mr. Sergei Terentiev.
Head of mission: Mr. Sergei Terentiev, Ambassador (as of 2019)
Also accredited to: Oman
Belarus offers a unique blend of cultural and natural attractions that may appeal to some of Egypt's 111 million residents. Its rich history and diverse landscapes create a compelling destination for those seeking both traditional experiences and modern tourism options.
Belarus presents a mixed safety profile for tourists coming from Egypt. In terms of walking alone at night, Belarus ranks 38th among 40 European countries, indicating some concerns about safety. According to the Global Peace Index, Belarus is ranked 110th out of 160 countries, which is lower than Egypt's ranking of 103rd. Looking at crime statistics, the murder rate in Belarus is slightly lower than in Egypt, with 2.4 per 100,000 people compared to Egypt's 2.6. However, the rate of female murders is notably higher in Belarus (1.7) than in Egypt (0.5). When assessing organized crime, Belarus has higher indices in several categories, including state crime (9.0 for Belarus vs. 8.0 for Egypt) and human trafficking (7.0 for Belarus vs. 5.5 for Egypt), indicating a more concerning environment in those areas. Overall, while Belarus may have a lower murder rate, the higher indices for certain types of crime suggest that tourists should exercise caution and stay informed about their surroundings while visiting.