Embassy of Mali in Tehran, Iran; address Ghaithariyeh South Bahar St Jahromi St Bahram Avenue West Arya Alley No 22, Tehran; phone +98226035622. Head of…
Head of mission: Mr. Dianguina Yaya Doucoure, Ambassador (confirmed in the diplomatic list of Iran (Islamic Republic of), 27 Nov 2024)
Mali offers a unique blend of history and culture that appeals to adventurous travelers. Although it attracts a limited number of visitors each year, those who do come tend to have meaningful experiences, engaging deeply with the local culture and landscapes. Given that 1.6 million Iranians travel abroad annually, there is potential interest among some Iranian tourists in exploring Mali.
Mali is considered less safe for tourists compared to Iran. According to the Global Peace Index, Mali ranks 151st out of 160 countries, while Iran is ranked 131st. Although specific murder rates for Mali are not available, Iran has a low murder rate of 2.2 per 100,000 people. In terms of organized crime, Mali has a lower index for mafia groups (3.0) compared to Iran (7.0), but both countries face significant challenges with state crime and human trafficking. Overall, potential travelers from Iran should exercise caution and stay informed about the current security situation in Mali.