Embassy of Guinea in Bamako, Mali
- Address: Rue Badala 30; B.P. 118, Bamako
- Phone: +22344906730, +22320202036
- Fax: +22320202036
- Email: ambaguimali@yahoo.fr (verified)
- Open in Google Maps
Head of mission: H.E. Mr. Fodé Keita, Ambassador (as of 2025)
Embassy of Guinea in Bamako, Mali; address Rue Badala 30; B.P. 118, Bamako; phone +22344906730. Head of mission: H.E. Mr. Fodé Keita.
Head of mission: H.E. Mr. Fodé Keita, Ambassador (as of 2025)
Guinea presents an appealing option for some Malian visitors, showcasing diverse natural landscapes and vibrant cultures that create a unique tourism experience. Although it ranks lower in global tourism receipts, its authentic offerings can attract a segment of Mali's 23 million population.
Guinea is generally considered safer for tourists compared to Mali. According to the Global Peace Index, Guinea ranks 122nd out of 160 countries, while Mali is ranked 151st. In terms of organized crime, Guinea shows lower indices in several categories: - Mafia groups: Guinea (1.0) is safer than Mali (3.0). - Crime networks: Guinea (5.0) is less concerning than Mali (7.0). - State crime: Guinea (8.0) is slightly better than Mali (8.5). - Human trafficking and smuggling: Both countries score similarly, but Guinea has a lower score for human smuggling (3.0 vs. Mali's 6.0). - Arms trafficking: Guinea (6.0) is safer than Mali (8.0). Overall, while both countries face challenges, Guinea presents a relatively safer environment for tourists coming from Mali.