Embassy of Iceland in London
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Ambassador of Iceland presents credentials to President Higgins
Embassy of Iceland in London / Jul 03, 2018
Ambassador Stefán Haukur Jóhannesson presented today his credentials to the President of Ireland, Mr Michael D. Higgins.
Iceland‘s first session as a member of the Human Rights Council
Ministry for Foreign Affairs / Sep 11, 2018
Yesterday was a historic day when Iceland attended the first session of the Human Rights Council since being elected to the Council this summer.
- 10.09.2018 16:10 The Ministry of Industries and Innovation, Ministry of Education Science and Culture, Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs, Ministry of Industries and Innovation, Ministry of Transport and Local Government, Ministry for the Environment and Natural ResourcesIceland launches new Climate Strategy, boosting efforts to reach Paris goals
- 19.07.2018 15:07 Ministry for Foreign AffairsDNA analysis of whale hybrid concluded
- 13.07.2018 11:00 Ministry for Foreign AffairsIceland elected to the Human Rights Council
- 03.07.2018 09:00Ambassador of Iceland presents credentials to President Higgins
Iceland in the UK
The Embassy of Iceland in London was opened in 1940, being the second Icelandic Embassy after the establishment of the Icelandic Foreign Service earlier that year. The Embassy represents Iceland in the United Kingdom and is also accredited to Ireland, Jordan, Malta and Qatar.
There are fourteen Icelandic honorary consulates in these countries, including eleven in the United Kingdom. The Embassy is also a permanent Mission of Iceland to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) in London.
