Ambassador Alan Goultywas appointed as UK Ambassador to Tunisia in November 2004. Between June 2005 and May 2006 the Ambassador, in his quality of UK Special Representative for Darfur, played an important role in facilitating peace talks between Darfur belligerents—a process that culminated in the signing of the Darfur Peace Agreement on 5 May 2006. The Ambassador keeps a weblog where he casts his views on a range of local and international issues. Let him have your feedback and comments on the burning issues of the day.

The Tunisia Finance and Investment Conferencetook place on 8 May in Canary Wharf, London. It was organised by the Middle East Association (MEA) in partnership with the Tunisian Embassy and MEA member, Clifford Chance.

Following on from the Embassy's support to the "Club Sportif des Sourds de Tunis" (Embassy News 10 April), the Embassy football team challenged the Club Sportif des Sourds to a football match on Saturday 10 May at Esperance Football Club's training ground. For further information please visit our News page.

The British Embassy in Tunis donated on 18 April IT equipment including 10 work stations and laser printer to the Ben Arous UGTT training centre. Find out more on our news News page.

 

We have set up a new improved online registration service called LOCATE for British nationals travelling or living abroad to register themselves with the FCO. Please note that previous registrations with the embassy will not automatically be transferred to LOCATE. Those people already registered with the embassy are advised to re-register themselves on LOCATE. To complete the LOCATE online consular registration form, please go to

LOCATE - online consular registation