The Gambian ambassador in Washington, D.C. is the official representative of the Government in Banjul to the Government of the United States, he has regularly coacredition at the governments in Ottawa (Canada), Brasília (Brazil), Mexico City (Mexico) and Caracas (Venezuela).
Embassy The Embassy of The Gambia in Washington, D.C. is located at 5630 16th Street. It is also listed as being at 2233 Wisconsin Avenue.
List of representatives +AmbassadorDiplomatic agreementDiplomatic accreditationBackgroundPresident of the United StatesOusman Ahmadou Sallah17 April 197910 May 1979Jimmy CarterGalandou Gorre-Ndiaye7 August 1982Charge d'affaires Former professor, University of Franche-ComtéRonald ReaganLamin Abdou Mbye26 August 19828 September 1982Ronald ReaganOusman Ahmadou Sallah12 August 198720 October 1987Ronald ReaganCrispin Grey-Johnson1 September 19978 September 1997Bill ClintonJohn Paul Bojan2 February 20003 February 2000Bill ClintonEssa Bokarr SeyEssa Bokarr Sey21 August 200025 September 2002Bill ClintonDodou Bammy Jagne28 January 200431 March 2004George W. BushTamsir JallowTasmir Jallow2 May 200830 June 2008Recalled before presenting credentialsGeorge W. BushNeneh MacDouall-Gaye14 May 200920 May 2009Minister of Information and TechnologyBarack ObamaAlieu Momodou NgumAlieu Momodou Ngum15 May 201010 August 2010Barack ObamaSheikh Omar FayeSheikh Omar Faye22 July 20153 August 2015Barack ObamaEbraima MannehBarack ObamaDawda Fadera
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