The ambassador of the United Kingdom to Mali is the head of the United Kingdom's diplomatic mission in the Republic of Mali.
History
Mali gained independence from France in 1960. British ambassadors have been resident in Mali only from 1961 until 1965 and since 2012; from 1969 to 2012 the ambassador to Senegal was also accredited to Mali.
The British ambassador to Mali was also accredited to the Republic of Niger until 2020 when a resident Ambassador in Niger was established.
Ambassadors 1961–1964: Martin Le Quesne 1964–1965: John Waterfield 1965–1969: Diplomatic relations severed 1969–2012: Combined with Senegal, see List of ambassadors of the United Kingdom to Senegal 2012–2014: Philip Boyle 2014–2016: Joanne AdamsonChange of Her Majesty's Ambassador to Mali, Foreign & Commonwealth Office, 3 April 2014 2016–2018: Alice Walpole 2018–2020: Catherine "Cat" Evans 2020–2021: Guy Warrington 2021–2023: Barry Lowen 2023–2025: Katy Ransome 2025–present: Angus McKee
References
External links UK and Mali, gov.uk