Ministry for Foreign Affairs
End of Iceland’s Presidency of the Council of Europe
23 May 2023The Reykjavík Summit of the Council of Europe last week marked the end of Iceland’s Presidency of...
27 countries have come together and issued the following ministerial statement.
We look forward to WELCOMING
you in Iceland!
31st Roundtable of the European LGBTI Governmental Focal Points Network
3rd Meeting of the CDADI working group on SOGIESC (GT-ADI-SOGI)
Harpa is a cultural and social centre in the very heart of Reykjavík where guests can enjoy a variety of events, restaurants, and more.
The IDAHOT+ Forum will be held in conference room Norðurljós.
Iceland became a member of the Council of Europe on 7th March 1950. The Council of Europe has 46 member states reaching from Iceland in the west to Azerbaijan in the east. In addition, six observer states participate in various aspects of the work of the Council.
Each of the Member States is a party to the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) – guaranteeing all citizens of the Council the same human rights – and the Organization is host to over 200 treaties strengthening democratic principles and the rule of law in Europe.
The Council of Europe has its headquarters in Strasbourg, France and employs 2 200 people. The Council maintains external and liaison offices to other international organisations around the world. The European Youth Centres in Strasbourg and Budapest offer training for young people in democracy and human rights.
Ministry for Foreign Affairs
The Reykjavík Summit of the Council of Europe last week marked the end of Iceland’s Presidency of...
Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Prime Ministers Office
Today, the Reykjavík Summit, the 4th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Council of...
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