The Gambia's Embassy in Brussels serves as the nation's diplomatic representation to Belgium and the European Union, anchoring West Africa's smallest mainland nation's engagement with EU institutions on trade preferences, development cooperation, and migration partnerships. Accredited by Ambassador Pa Musa Jobarteh, the embassy coordinates The Gambia's relationships with EU member states beyond those with resident missions, facilitating diplomatic contacts across European capitals while representing Gambian interests in Brussels-based international organizations. The mission supports the limited but growing Belgian tourism to The Gambia's Atlantic coast resorts and wildlife reserves, provides consular assistance to Gambians residing in Belgium's West African diaspora communities, and coordinates on trade matters including groundnut and cashew exports that benefit from preferential EU market access under Everything But Arms provisions for least developed countries.