Libros Building, Bertil Harding Highway
Bijilo, Banjul
Between Hungary
and The Gambia.
Assistance for Hungarian nationals, introductions for business, and a clear route to the Embassy in Accra.
Three kinds of work
Assistance to Hungarian nationals
If you are a Hungarian citizen in difficulty in The Gambia — a lost passport, hospitalisation, detention or a bereavement — contact this office. We provide local assistance and liaise directly with the Embassy in Accra on your behalf.
Read more →Business and investment
We connect Gambian and Hungarian companies, provide local market context, and support trade delegations and institutional visits in both directions.
Read more →Cultural and academic cooperation
The office represents Hungary at official and cultural events in The Gambia, and coordinates visa arrangements for Gambian students awarded Hungarian government scholarships.
Read more →Recent news
The Gambia Advances Social Protection as New In-House System Targets Informal Workers
The Gambia's Social Security and Housing Finance Corporation reports savings of D51.8 million through the in-house development of a new social security system aimed at extending coverage to informal sector workers.
The Gambia Strengthens Airport Coordination Ahead of the 2026/27 Tourism Season
The Gambia Tourism Board and Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture have brought together airport, aviation, immigration, security and hospitality stakeholders to strengthen preparations for the 2026/27 tourism season, with a focus on coordination and the visitor experience.
Hungary Expands Renewable Energy Plans to Strengthen Energy Security
Hungary's government has outlined plans to expand wind and solar power as part of a wider strategy to reduce energy-import dependence and improve electricity affordability. The development highlights the connection between energy security, economic competitiveness and international relations.
The Gambia Strengthens Emergency Response Capacity as 277 New Firefighters Graduate
The Gambia has strengthened its emergency response capacity with the graduation of 277 new firefighters from The Gambia Fire and Rescue Service. The milestone reflects continued investment in public safety, professional training and stronger institutions as the country develops.
Gambia Press Review: Energy, Tourism, Regional Relations and National Development
From efforts to strengthen electricity generation and develop historic tourism sites to regional diplomacy, agriculture and youth participation, this edition of the Gambia Press Review looks at some of the issues shaping national discussion and development.
Education, Skills and the Institutions Behind National Development
A review of selected stories appearing in the Gambian press on 6 October 2026, highlighting developments in heritage tourism, electricity generation and education three issues that offer a useful snapshot of a country balancing immediate development needs with longer-term ambitions.