The initiative, titled "Building the Capacity of Parliamentarians for Economic and Financial Governance", will span 18 months and is backed by an £800,000 FCDO grant disbursed via the World Bank.

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCDO) has updated its travel advice for Jordan and Israel, warning Brits not to travel to the two countries amid the conflict between the latter and Iran ...

News Travel FCDO warns Brits over travelling to popular destination with 19 million visitors last year Brits have been warned amid rising tensions in India, which drew nearly 19 million tourists ...

The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) therefore updated its travel advice on May 22, but still advises against 'all travel to parts of India' - including within 10km of the India ...

FCDO alerts include vital information on entry requirements, crime rates, local laws and customs, and potential strikes or disruptions that may affect holidays, reports Bristol Live.

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) provides regularly updated travel guidance for British citizens planning trips abroad. Before jet-setting, it is imperative to consult the ...

Countries that can invalidate your travel insurance as 'safety not guaranteed' Opting to travel despite FCDO warnings can void your travel insurance, and you might find limited consular assistance ...

FCDO's travel advice page currently flags several countries as 'do not travel' zones. These areas are deemed unsafe due to various factors including security issues, health risks, and legal ...

Travel Holidays Foreign Office 'do not travel' list expanded to 69 countries Using the FCDO website, you can get advice and warnings about travel abroad, including entry requirements, safety and ...

Print Print 2024-12-03 FCDO supports reforms programme: Aurangzeb APP Published December 3, 2024 Photo: APP Follow us ...

The British government should make clear that former president Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) is welcome to visit, a member of the British Parliament said following a report yesterday that the British Foreign, ...