Embassy of Senegal in Niamey, Niger
- Address: BIAO, Niamey
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Head of mission: Mr. Abdou Khadir Agne, Ambassador (as of 2024)
Senegal in Niger
Embassy of Senegal in Niamey, Niger; address BIAO, Niamey. Head of mission: Mr. Abdou Khadir Agne. Plus 1 other mission.
Consulate of Senegal in Niamey, Niger
- Address: 122, Avenue de la Liberté, Niamey
- Phone: +22730640651
Head of mission: Mr Arona Toure, Honorary Consul (as of 2015)
Recent changes
- : The new Ambassador of Senegal presented credentials in Niger. (source)
- : The new Ambassador of Senegal presented credentials in Niger. (source)
- : Mouhamadou Sarr, the new Ambassador of Senegal, presented credentials in Niger. (source)
- : Mouhamadou Sarr, the new Ambassador of Senegal, presented credentials in Niger. (source)
- : Mouhamadou Sarr, the new Ambassador of Senegal, presented credentials in Niger. (source)
- : Mamadou Sarr, the new Ambassador of Senegal, presented credentials in Niger. (source)
Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Senegal as a destination for visitors from Niger?
Senegal offers a rich blend of culture and natural beauty, making it a key destination in Africa. With attractions like the lively markets of Dakar and the tranquil beaches of Cap Skirring, it appeals to many travelers. A portion of Niger's 26 million population may find Senegal particularly appealing for its diverse experiences.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Senegal for tourists coming from Niger?
Senegal is generally considered safer for tourists compared to Niger. According to the Global Peace Index, Senegal ranks 82nd out of 160 countries, while Niger is ranked 139th. The murder rate in Senegal is significantly lower at 0.3 per 100,000 people, compared to Niger's 4.4. In terms of organized crime, Senegal scores better across various categories. For example, the mafia group index is 2.5 for Senegal versus 4.0 for Niger, and the state crime index is 4.5 for Senegal compared to 8.5 for Niger. Overall, while no destination is without risk, tourists from Niger may find Senegal to be a safer option.