The British Embassy's new premises
The British Embassy in Algiers is closed from 11 to 17 June 2009 because we are moving to new premises at 03, Chemin Capitaine Hocine Slimane Algiers. Read more about the new British Embassy in Algiers.
Human Rights in Burma
On 27 May 2009, the day when Aung San Suu Kyi was meant to be released from house arrest, Prime Minister Gordon Brown announced 64 words of support in the lead up to her 64th birthday on 19 June.
Contact us
British Embassy, Algiers, Algeria
Ambassade Britannique,
3 Chemin Capitaine Hocine Slimane (ex Chemin des Glycines),
Hydra,
Algiers
Algiers
Telephone:
+213 (0)21 770 085 040
Fax:
+213 (0)21 770 085 099
Sun-Thur: 0700-1430 GMT
Sun-Thur: 0800-1530 Local Time
UK in Algeria
These are exciting times to be British Ambassador in Algiers. After a number of years when the British presence in Algiers was at best subdued, we are starting to make our presence felt again. The Embassy website offers a lot of information about various aspects of our work in Algeria like:
UK foreign policy
The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office has a new strategic framework to deliver its foreign policy goals.
Help for UK companies
A full range of UKTI services is available for companies who are looking to trade with Algeria.
Registering with us and important notices
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. We are confident that this new service will improve our ability to provide help in crisis situations and reduce delay and worry in times of stress for family and friends at home.
LATEST NEWS
A united message to Burma on human rights abuses
3 July 2009
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon travelled to Burma today calling for the release of pro democracy leader Aung San Su Kyi and to send a united international message to Burma on human rights abuses.
Reports that British Embassy staff in Iran may face trial
3 July 2009
Following news that remarks by Ayatollah Jannati suggest some of our local staff in Iran may face trial, Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, stressed that 'we are urgently seeking clarification from the appropriate Iranian authorities'.
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