David Miliband answers questions on Afghanistan
Foreign Secretary David Miliband, and Defence Secretary Bob Ainsworth, are answering some of your most popular questions around the topic of UK policy on Afghanistan. Vote for online questions or post your own.
Afghanistan: the London Conference
Afghanistan: the London Conference sets out a plan towards a more stable and secure Afghanistan.
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Find out contact details of British Embassy in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
British Embassy
67, Gulymov Street
Tashkent 100 000
Tashkent
Telephone:
(99871) 1201500 (Switchboard)
Fax:(99871) 1201520 (Switchboard)
(99871) 1201506 (Consular/Visa)
GMT:
Mon-Fri: 0400-0730 / 0830-1200
Local Time:
Mon-Fri: 0900-1230 / 1330-1700
UK in Uzbekistan
The aim of the British Embassy in Tashkent is to represent the British Government and people in their relationship with Uzbekistan in all areas. It is our aim to have a constructive dialogue with Uzbekistan in the delivery of the FCO's Departmental Strategic Objectives.
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Travel advice
The FCO Travel Advice aims to ensure that British travellers are well prepared before departure.
Cessation of Courier Arrangements
The British Embassy wishes to inform its customers that with affect from 10 February their contract with TNT/Bekk Courier, which provides for the return of documents back to applicants, will terminate. The British Embassy is in the process of considering other alternatives. In the meantime customers should make arrangements to collect their documents from the British Embassy themselves.
Customers will be contacted by telephone or email once a decision on their application has been made and invited to collect documents from the British Embassy between 1530-1600 Monday-Friday.
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