Permanent Mission of Iceland - Geneva

Avenue Blanc 49, 6th floor, CP 86, CH-1211 Geneva 20, Tel: +41 (0) 22 716 1700


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Welcome

This is the official website of the Permanent Mission of Iceland to the International Organizations in Geneva

GenevaHere you should find basic information on the Organizations that the mission is representing Iceland to, as well as links to their homepages.

We are also the Embassy of Iceland to Liechtenstein.

Should you have any questions or comments please feel free to contact us.

 

News

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28.2.2009 : Nordic commitment to green growth

"The Nordic countries have every opportunity to be world leaders in innovative and climate-friendly energy. Investments in environmental technology and the sustainable use of energy resources will also create positive opportunities for growth," the Icelandic Prime Minister, Johanna Sigurdardottir, told a press conference held by the Nordic prime ministers on Thursday. >>>
 
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27.2.2009 : Prime ministers unanimous in support of Iceland

The Nordic prime ministers fully support Iceland and are committed to helping the country out of its economic crisis, they told a press conference at the Blue Lagoon after their meeting on Thursday during the two-day Nordic Globalisation Forum. >>>
 
Gylfi Magnusson, Minister for Business Affairs

26.2.2009 : Iceland will honor its obligations - Interview with Gylfi Magnusson, Minister for Business Affairs

Gylfi Magnússon, Iceland's Minister for Business Affairs, reiterates in an Interview with the German newspaper, die Welt, that the Icelandic Government will honour its legal obligations abroad; the assets of Kaupthing Edge in Germany will almost certainly be sufficient for paying off depositors. >>>
 

2.2.2009 : New Icelandic government formed - policy declaration

A Government of the Social Democratic Alliance and the Left-Green Movement took office on 1 February 2009. The economic policy of the Government will be based on the programme already established by the authorities and the International Monetary Fund, IMF.  The two parties agree on the importance of holding early elections, set for 25 April 2009. MORE ...
 

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Fax:

+41 (0) 22 716 1707


Opening Hours:

Monday-Friday
08:30 - 12:30,
13:30 - 17:00


Languages:

English, Icelandic, French.


 

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