Prime Minister's tribute to five British soldiers killed
The Prime Minister has expressed his condolences to the families of the five British soldiers killed in Afghanistan, on 3 November
PM congratulates President Karzai on re-election
The Prime Minister has spoken to President Karzai to congratulate him on his re-election as President of Afghanistan
Asia Foundation Poll on Afghanistan
The Asia Foundation have published their 2009 Afghan Public Opinion Poll
UK in Afghanistan
Welcome to the official website of the British Embassy in Kabul. Mark Sedwill is the Ambassador.
All of Britain's missions in Afghanistan work closely with the Government of Afghanistan to support its efforts to build an effective, democratic and capable nation. Find out more about our news, our work in Helmand and our projects.
H1N1 Influenza Guidance
UK nationals should be aware of the Foreign Office's updated guidance on H1N1 influenza (or swine flu).
Working With Us
If you are interested in working at the British Embassy Kabul, you can check here for opportunities.
British Government on Afghanistan
On 30 July in Washington DC, the British Secretary of State for International Development, Douglas Alexander, gave a speech to the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace on ‘Weakening the Taliban and Strengthening the Afghan State’
On 21 May, Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, spoke on the issue of reconciliation when he delivered a key speech at the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies
LATEST NEWS
Britain will not walk away from Afghanistan
6 November 2009
The Prime Minister reaffirmed the UK’s commitment to the campaign in Afghanistan during a speech on Friday 6 November.
Prime Minister’s tribute to five British soldiers killed
4 November 2009
The Prime Minister has expressed his condolences to the families of the five British soldiers killed in Afghanistan, on 3 November
Contact us
Find out contact details of British Embassy in Kabul.
British Embassy
15th Street, Roundabout Wazir Akbar Khan
PO Box 334
Kabul
Afghanistan
Kabul
Telephone:
+93 (0) 700 102 000
Fax:+93 (0) 700 102 250 (Management)
+93 (0) 700 102 274 (Political Section)
0830-1630 (Sunday to Thursday)
