United Nations Members

The United Nations (UN) is an intergovernmental organization established on 24 October 1945 to promote international co-operation.  There are 193 members:

Afghanistan	Dominican Republic	Lithuania	Senegal
Albania	East Timor	Luxembourg	Serbia
Algeria	Ecuador	Macedonia	Seychelles
Andorra	Egypt	Madagascar	Sierra Leone
Angola	El Salvador	Malawi	Singapore
Antigua & Barbuda	Equatorial Guinea	Malaysia	Slovakia
Argentina	Eritrea	Maldives	Slovenia
Armenia	Estonia	Mali	Solomon Islands
Australia	Ethiopia	Malta	Somalia
Austria	Fiji	Marshall Islands	South Africa
Azerbaijan	Finland	Mauritania	South Korea
Bahamas	France	Mauritius	South Sudan
Bahrain	Gabon	Mexico	Spain
Bangladesh	Gambia	Micronesia	Sri Lanka
Barbados	Georgia	Moldova	St Kitts and Nevis
Belarus	Germany	Monaco	St Lucia
Belgium	Ghana	Mongolia	St Vincent & Grenadines
Belize	Greece	Montenegro	Sudan
Benin	Grenada	Morocco	Suriname
Bhutan	Guatemala	Mozambique	Swaziland
Bolivia	Guinea	Myanmar	Sweden
Bosnia & Herzegovina	Guinea-Bissau	Namibia	Switzerland
Botswana	Guyana	Nauru	Syria
Brazil	Haiti	Nepal	Tajikistan
Brunei	Honduras	Netherlands	Tanzania
Bulgaria	Hungary	New Zealand	Thailand
Burkina Faso	Iceland	Nicaragua	Togo
Burundi	India	Niger	Tonga
Cambodia	Indonesia	Nigeria	Trinidad and Tobago
Cameroon	Iran	North Korea	Tunisia
Canada	Iraq	Norway	Turkey
Cape Verde	Ireland	Oman	Turkmenistan
Central African Republic	Israel	Pakistan	Tuvalu
Chad	Italy	Palau	Uganda
Chile	Jamaica	Panama	Ukraine
China	Japan	Papua New Guinea	United Arab Emirates
Colombia	Jordan	Paraguay	United Kingdom
Comoros	Kazakhstan	Peru	United States of America
Congo	Kenya	Philippines	Uruguay
Congo (Democratic Republic of)	Kiribati	Poland	Uzbekistan
Costa Rica	Kuwait	Portugal	Vanuatu
Côte d'Ivoire	Kyrgyzstan	Qatar	Venezuela
Croatia	Laos	Romania	Vietnam
Cuba	Latvia	Russia	Yemen
Cyprus	Lebanon	Rwanda	Zambia
Czech Republic	Lesotho	Samoa	Zimbabwe
Denmark	Liberia	San Marino
Djibouti	Libya	Sao Tome & Principe
Dominica	Liechtenstein	Saudi Arabia