
INVESTING IN A SUSTAINABLE
FUTURE
The nation in Africa poised to serve as an economic conduit and central hub for service provision connecting the continents of Africa, Europe, America, and Asia.
EXPLORE SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE
Sao Tome and Principe is a is a flourishing group of islands consisting of two main islands and several small islets. Situated in the Gulf of Guinea within the Atlantic Ocean, it lies approximately 300 kilometers off the west coast of Africa. The official languages spoken are Portuguese, French, and Spanish.
Adjacent to the archipelago are continental countries such as Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon, Nigeria, Ghana, and Angola, all reachable within a 90-minute flight. This proximity allows investors, entrepreneurs, businesspeople, and tourists to access a market within the African region boasting a population of over 350 million people.
Sao Tome and Principe maintains positive diplomatic relations with all partner countries and holds membership in major international organizations.

GET TO KNOW US
The Diplomatic Mission of Sao Tome and Principe is represented in Canada by the Honorary Consulate General. This consulate operates under the jurisdiction of both Ministries of Foreign Affairs and is established in international law according to the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations.
We lead and coordinate efforts in international development, humanitarian aid, peacekeeping, and security assistance for both businesses and citizens. Additionally, we manage diplomatic relations, promote international trade, and offer consular assistance.
Welcome to our official website! We warmly invite you to explore more about our organization.

CONSULATE OF SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE IN CANADA
Honorary Consulate
Honorary Cônsul Phone: +1 (902) 537-0305 (WhatsApp)
Email: daniel.faria@ereborcapital
daniel.faria@stpcanadaconsulates.com
Address: 29 Noble Court, Halifax, Nova Scotia,
Postal Code - B3Z1A7
THE OPPORTUNITY TO GENERATE
CHANGE
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