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Minister for Europe Caroline Flint visited Ukraine

The UK’s Minister for Europe Rt Hon Caroline Flint MP visited Ukraine on 2 –3 December 2008. In Simferopol the Minister met representatives of the Crimean authorities. In Kyiv she met the President of Ukraine, the Vice Prime Minister, and Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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"It is obvious that Ukraine is a European country.  And the UK believes that the door to EU membership for Ukraine should be open," said Leigh Turner in his interview to Kievskiy Telegraph.
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Minister for Europe Caroline Flint visited Ukraine

The UK’s Minister for Europe Rt Hon Caroline Flint MP visited Ukraine on 2 –3 December 2008. In Simferopol the Minister met representatives of the Crimean authorities. In Kyiv she met the President of Ukraine, the Vice Prime Minister, and Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Read more.

About the UK

Are you planning your trip to the UK? Start here if you’re interested in working or studying in the UK, British culture and heritage, people and politics.  This is your essential guide where you’ll find a full picture of life in the UK.

Ambassador's Interviews

"It is obvious that Ukraine is a European country.  And the UK believes that the door to EU membership for Ukraine should be open," said Leigh Turner in his interview to Kievskiy Telegraph.
Read more.

UK in Ukraine

The British Embassy promotes the United Kingdom's interests in Ukraine and closer relations between our two countries. This includes building extensive and mutually beneficial ties between our governments and peoples in such areas as trade and investment, education, culture, development and defence. The Embassy also facilitates the legitimate movement of people between our countries and offers assistance to British citizens in need.

Visa Announcement

Due to the high number of public holidays in late December and early January, any customers intending to travel to the UK prior to the New Year, 31st December, are advised to apply as early as possible, preferably before Monday 15th December. The United Kingdom visa application website advises all applicants to apply at least eight weeks before the intended date of travel. Applications may be submitted up to three months prior to the intended travel date. It is unlikely that requests for earlier appointments, outside those available through the online appointment booking system, will be agreed.

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'Ceasefire in Gaza needs to be immediate'
7 January 2009
Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, is in New York attending the United Nations Security Council debate on the Middle East.

Foreign Secretary interview with Sky News on situation in Gaza
7 January 2009
Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, was interviewed for Sky News in New York during a break in the Security Council meeting on 7 January.

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