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Up to £5 million is available for UK businesses to work with partners in Jiangsu province on industrial challenges and opportunities.
Joint International Policing Hub brings policing partners from across the country to discuss how to progress the UK international police assistance agenda
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UK support will be provided to medical teams in Syria following the appalling chemical attack on Idlib this week, Priti Patel announced today.
Prime Minister Theresa May met with King Salman of Saudi Arabia and discussed security and strengthening business relationships.
Boris Johnson calls for unified humanitarian response and political solution to the crisis in Syria and condemns Idlib chemical weapons attack.
The UK will dramatically increase its support for demining, tripling the amount of UK aid supporting action against landmines.
Secretary of State for International Development Priti Patel's speech at the Landmine Free World 2025 event hosted by Prince Harry at Kensington Palace, London (check against delivery).
Statement by Ambassador Matthew Rycroft, UK Permanent Representative to the United Nations, on Darfur.
A total of 3100 Community Based Facilitators, 60 lay magistrates and 100 Court Clerks and Marshalls will benefit and serve better the most vulnerable members of Malawi.
Prime Minister Theresa May visited Jordan and Saudi Arabia from 3 to 5 April to further strengthen the UK's relationships in the Middle East.
The Prime Minister gives details of £1 billion in aid to go towards education, skills and jobs for Syrian refugees and their host countries.
British troops in South Sudan are continuing to support the UN’s efforts to increase stability in the East African nation.
The Prime Minister will visit Saudi Arabia and Jordan from today, 3 April, to build stronger partnerships on security, defence and trade.
Afghan Connection, a multi-funded organisation to which UK is a donor supported the construction of a school building for nearly 600 girls.
International Development Secretary Priti Patel announced a new partnership to generate business investment in developing countries.
The UK is providing food, tents, mattresses and other essential supplies for families and orphans who have been affected by floods and mudslides in Peru.
Minister for Africa calls for full investigation into the deaths of two UN Group of Experts members in the DRC.
Charles Lipenga received his award during the Commonwealth Week in London where he also had a chance to meet his namesake, Prince Charles.
Statement by Baroness Anelay, United Kingdom Foreign Office Minister for the United Nations, at an event on Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict.
Prime Minister Theresa May gave a speech on how the UK and Qatar are deepening co-operation in trade and investment, and in security.
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