Asian countries (46)
Afghanistan: January 20, 1955 – present
Armenia: April 6, 1992 – present
Azerbaijan: April 2, 1992 – present
Bahrain: April 18, 1989 – present
Bangladesh: October 4, 1975 – present
Brunei: September 30, 1991 – present
Cambodia: July 19, 1958 – present
Cyprus: December 14, 1971 – present
East Timor: May 20, 2002 – present
Georgia: June 9, 1992 – present
India: April 1, 1950 – present
Indonesia: April 13, 1950 – October 30, 1967; August 8, 1990 – present
Iran: August 16, 1971 – present
Iraq: August 25, 1958 – present
Israel: January 24, 1992 – present
Japan (Japan): September 29, 1972—now
Jordan: April 7, 1977 – present
Kazakhstan: January 3, 1992 – present
Kuwait: 22 March 1971 – present
Kyrgyzstan: January 5, 1992 – present
Laos: April 25, 1961 – present
Lebanon: November 9, 1971 – present
Malaysia: 31 May 1974 – present
Maldives: October 14, 1972 – present
Mongolia: October 16, 1949 – present
Myanmar: June 8, 1950 – present
Nepal: August 1, 1955 – present
North Korea: October 6, 1949 – present
Oman: May 25, 1978 – present
Pakistan: May 21, 1951 – present
Palestine: November 20, 1988 – present
Philippines: June 9, 1975 – present
Qatar: July 9, 1988 – present
South Korea: August 24, 1992 – present
Saudi Arabia: July 21, 1990 – present
Singapore: 3 October 1990 – present
Sri Lanka: February 7, 1957 – present
Syria: August 1, 1956 – present
Tajikistan: January 4, 1992 – present
Thailand: July 1, 1975 – present
Turkey: August 4, 1971 – present
Turkmenistan: January 6, 1992 – present
United Arab Emirates: November 1, 1984 – present
Uzbekistan: January 2, 1992 – present
Vietnam: January 18, 1950 – present
Yemen: September 24, 1956 – present
European countries (43)
Albania: November 23, 1949 – present
Andorra: June 29, 1994 – present
Austria: May 28, 1971 – present
Belarus: January 20, 1992 – present
Belgium: October 25, 1971 – present
Bosnia and Herzegovina: 3 April 1995 – present
Bulgaria: October 4, 1949 – present
Croatia: 13 May 1992 – present
Czech Republic: October 6, 1949 – present
Denmark: 11 May 1950 – present
Estonia: September 11, 1991 – present
Finland: October 28, 1950 – present
France: 27 January 1964 – present
Germany: October 11, 1972 – present
Greece: June 5, 1972 – present
Hungary: October 6, 1949 – present
Iceland: December 8, 1971 – present
Ireland: June 22, 1979 – present
Italy: November 6, 1970 – present
Latvia: 12 September 1991 – present
Liechtenstein: September 14, 1950 – present
Lithuania: 14 September 1991 – present[10]
Luxembourg: November 16, 1972 – present
North Macedonia[2] October 12, 1993 – February 8, 1999; June 18, 2001 – present
Malta: January 31, 1972 – present
Moldova: January 30, 1992 – present
Monaco: January 16, 1995 – present
Montenegro: July 6, 2006 – present
Netherlands: 18 May 1972 – present
Norway: October 5, 1954 – present
Poland: October 7, 1949 – present
Portugal: February 8, 1979 – present
Romania: October 5, 1949 – present
Russia: October 2, 1949 – present
San Marino: May 6– present, 1971
Serbia: January 2, 1955 – present
Slovakia: October 6, 1949 – present
Slovenia: 12 May 1992 – present
Spain: March 9, 1973 – present
Sweden: 9 May 1950 – present
Switzerland: 14 September 1950 – present
Ukraine: January 4, 1992 – present
United Kingdom: March 13, 1972—now
African Countries (53)
Algeria: December 20, 1958 – present
Angola: January 12, 1983 – present
Benin: November 12, 1964 – January 9, 1966; December 29, 1972 – present
Botswana: January 6, 1975 – present
Burkina Faso: 15 September 1973 – 4 February 1994; May 26–2018[3]
Burundi: December 21, 1963—January 29, 1965; October 13, 1971—now
Cameroon: March 26, 1971 – present
Cape Verde: April 25, 1976 – present
Central African Republic: September 29, 1964—January 1, 1966; August 20, 1976—July 8, 1991; January 29, 1998—now
Chad: November 28, 1972—August 12, 1997; August 6, 2006—now
Comoros: November 13, 1975 – present
The Congo: February 22– present, 1964[13]
Democratic Republic of the Congo: Diplomatic relations were established on February 20, 1961, but interrupted on September 18. Relations were normalized on November 24, 1972. [12]
Côte d'Ivoire: 2 March 1983 – present
Djibouti: January 8, 1979 – present
Egypt: May 30, 1956 – present
Equatorial Guinea: October 15, 1970 – present
Eritrea: May 24, 1993 – present
Ethiopia: November 24, 1970 – present
Gabon: April 20, 1974 – present
Gambia: December 14, 1974 – July 25, 1995; March 17, 2016 – present
Ghana: July 5, 1960 – October 20, 1966; February 25, 1972 – present[11]
Guinea: October 4, 1959 – present
Guinea-Bissau: 15 March 1974 – 31 May 1990 April 23, 1998 – present
Kenya: December 14, 1963 – present
Lesotho: April 30, 1983 – April 7, 1990; January 12, 1994 – present
Liberia: February 17, 1977 – October 10, 1989; August 10, 1993 - September 9, 1997; October 12, 2003 – present
Libya: August 9, 1978 – present
Madagascar: November 6, 1972 – present
Malawi: December 28, 2007 – present
Mali: October 25, 1960 – present
Mauritania: July 19, 1965 – present
Mauritius: 15 April 1972 – present
Morocco: November 1, 1958 – present
Mozambique: June 25, 1975 – present
Namibia: March 22, 1990 – present
Niger: July 20, 1974 – July 30, 1992; August 19, 1996 – present
Nigeria: February 10, 1971 – present
Rwanda: November 12, 1971 – present
Senegal: December 7, 1971 – January 9, 1996; October 25, 2005 – present
Seychelles: June 30, 1976 – present
Sierra Leone: July 29, 1971 – present
Sao Tome and Principe: July 12, 1975 – July 11, 1997; December 26, 2016 – present
Somalia: December 14, 1960 – present
South Africa: January 1, 1998 – present
South Sudan: July 9, 2011 – present
Sudan: February 4, 1959 – present
Tanzania: April 26, 1964 – present
Togo: September 19, 1972 – present
Tunisia: 10 January 1964 – 26 September 1967; October 8, 1971 – present
Uganda: October 18, 1962 – present
Zambia: October 29, 1964 – present
Zimbabwe: April 18, 1980 – present
North American countries (16)
Antigua and Barbuda: January 1, 1983 – present
Bahamas: May 23, 1997 – present
Barbados: May 30, 1977 – present
Canada: October 13, 1970 – present
Costa Rica: June 1, 2007 – present
Cuba: September 28, 1960 – present
The Dominican Republic: May 1– 2018[4]
Dominica: March 23, 2004 – present
El Salvador[5] August 21, 2018 – present
Grenada: October 1, 1985 – August 7, 1989; January 20, 2005 – present
Jamaica: November 21, 1972 – present
Mexico: February 14, 1972 – present
Nicaragua December 7, 1985 – November 9, 1990[9] December 10, 2021 – Present[8]
Panama: June 13, 2017 – present
Trinidad and Tobago: June 20, 1974 – present
United States: January 1, 1979 – present
South American countries (11)
Argentina: February 19, 1972 – present
Bolivia: July 9, 1985 – present
Brazil: August 15, 1974 – present
Chile: December 15, 1970 – present
Colombia: February 7, 1980 – present
Ecuador: January 2, 1980 – present
Guyana: June 27, 1972 – present
Peru: November 2, 1971 – present
Suriname: May 28, 1976 – present
Uruguay: February 3, 1988 – present
Venezuela: June 28, 1974 – present
Oceania countries (12)
Australia: December 21, 1972 – present
Cook Islands: July 25, 1997 – present
Fiji: November 5, 1975 – present
Federated States of Micronesia: September 11, 1989 – present
Kiribati: June 25, 1980 – November 29, 2003; September 27, 2019 – Present[1]
New Zealand: December 22, 1972 – present
Niue: December 12, 2007 – present
Papua New Guinea: October 12, 1976 – present
Samoa: November 6, 1975 – present
Solomon Islands: September 21, 2019 – present[6]
Tonga: November 2, 1998 – present
Vanuatu: March 26– present, 1982[7]
Note: The above countries are sorted alphabetically.
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