Launch of the British Hajj Delegation 2009
The FCO hosted a reception to mark the launch of the British Hajj delegation, which travels to Mecca as part of our support for British nationals abroad.
British Hajj Delegation accompanies around 25,000 British Muslims.
British Embassy Mali to re-open
During his visit to Mali, Foreign Office Minister Ivan Lewis announced that the UK will be re-opening its Embassy in Mali.
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UK in Senegal
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Act on Copenhagen
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Chevening scholarships
Chevening programme provides scholarships for young international postgraduates to study in the UK.
The British Embassy in Senegal
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LATEST NEWS
Warmest wishes to Muslim communities at Ramadan
21 August 2009
Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, has sent his warmest wishes to Muslim communities around the world for the holy month of Ramadan.
Joint Canada, Japan, U.K., and U.S. press statement regarding first-round presidential election in Guinea-Bissau
9 July 2009
The Chiefs of Mission of the Embassies of Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States accredited to Guinea-Bissau congratulate Guinea-Bissau on a successful first-round presidential election on June 28, 2009.
