A seminar on novel sustainable energies is held on behalf of the British Embassy, Innovation Center Iceland, Ministry of Industries and Reykjavik Energy on Thursday 17 April from 08.20 – 10.00.

Read the full program here

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Participants came from all over the world or twelve countries all active as operators in the whale watching industry or researchers in that field. The organisers were IFAW, Icewhale and the embassy.

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A joint statement was produced at the seminar and can be read here

STATEMENT OF THE WW CONFERENCE  (PDF, 11,3KB)

After the seminar the participants were invited to Ambassador Alp Mehmet’s residence more

 

 

 

The British Embassy only accepts visa applications that are submitted online. Applicants must also select an appointment to submit visa application(s) in person via the eAppointments website.

 

After completing and submitting your on line Visa Application Form, you will receive an email response confirming both the visa fee and the supporting documents you should bring to your appointment at the Embassy. Please do remember to print a copy of your completed Visa Application Form and bring it with you to this appointment.

 

All visa applicants, with the exception of children under the age of 5 years, have to submit their applications in person and have finger scans taken.

How to apply on-line for a visa

Mr Bjorn Bjarnason Minister of Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs more

Seed Forum Iceland will be held in Reykjavik at Kaupthing Bank 4 April

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The Reverend conducted the annual service of Remembrance Day in Reykjavik for over 30 years more

On Tuesday 29 January HMA Alp Mehmet addressed students at the University of Bifrost as one of the university's guest speakers, among whom will be the Foreign Minister and former Mayor of Reykjavik. Further information at the web of Bifrost University

His topic was UK AND ICELAND AND FUTURE RELATIONS AND PROSPECTS more