Other African Non-members and Observers
- Algeria:
- Ecology and Liberty Party
- Angola:
- National Ecological Party of Angola
- Burkina Faso:
- Ecologist Party for the Development of Burkina
- Ecologist Party for Progress
- Union of Greens for the Development of Burkina Faso
- Cameroon:
- Green Party for Democracy in Cameroon
- Rally of Ecologic Forces for the Stimulation of the Economy
- Union of Ecologists of Cameroon
- Central African Republic:
- Movement of Greens of Centrafrique
- Republic of the Congo:
- Movement of Greens of Congo
- Democratic Republic of the Congo:
- Rally of Congolese Ecologists - The Greens
- Party of Congolese Ecologists
- Côte d'Ivoire:
- Ecologic Party of Greens of Côte d'Ivoire
- Egypt:
- Green Party of Egypt
- Gabon:
- Gabonese Ecologist Front
- Mauritius:
- Green Brothers
- The Greens
- Madagascar:
- Rassemblement des Verts de Madagascar/Madagasikara Tany Maitso
- Union nationale pour la démocratie et le développement
- Morocco:
- Izigzawen
- Écologie et développement
- Parti de l'environnement et du développement
- Mozambique
- Partido dos Verdes de Moçambique
- Niger:
- Rassemblement des Verts-Ni'ima
- Rwanda:
- Democratic Green Party of Rwanda
- Senegal:
- Parti africain écologiste du Sénégal
- Sudan:
- Sudan Green Party
- South Africa
- ECOPEACE Party
- Togo:
- Pan-African Ecologist Party
- Tunisia
- Parti des verts pour le progrès
- Tunisie verte
- Uganda
- Uganda Green Party
- Zambia
- Liberal Green Party of Zambia
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