Embassy of Iceland in Washington D.C.
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US-Nordic Roundtable on Health Registries and Biobanks
/ 15.02.2019
Sigurdur Ingi Jóhannsson, Icelandic Minister for Nordic Cooperation, addressed participants in US-Nordic Roundtable on Health Registries and Biobanks, held...
US Secretary of State visited Iceland
Arctic Affairs / 15.02.2019
Trade, Arctic and security and defense were among the topics discussed at a lunch meeting between Gudlaugur Thór Thórdarson, Foreign Minister of Iceland, and...
US Secretary of State visited Iceland15.02.2019
Iceland in the United States
The Embassy of Iceland in Washington D.C. represents Iceland vis-a-vis the United States, as well as Mexico, Paraguay and Uruguay. The Embassy's mission is to promote political, economic and cultural relations with these countries.
The Embassy opened in 1941 and was among the first Embassies opened by Iceland. The Embassy runs an Overseas Business Service for North-America, located in the Consulate General in New York.
The Embassy opened in 1941 and was among the first Embassies opened by Iceland. The Embassy runs an Overseas Business Service for North-America, located in the Consulate General in New York.
