Embassy of the United Kingdom, Chișinău
Diplomatic mission
47°01′21″N 28°49′28″E / 47.0226°N 28.8244°E / 47.0226; 28.8244The British Embassy in Chișinău (Romanian: Ambasada Marii Britanii la Chișinău) is the United Kingdom's diplomatic mission to Moldova. It is located on 18 Nicolae Iorga str.[1][2]
History
The United Kingdom, together with EU partners, recognised Moldova on 31 December 1991. A resident British Embassy opened in Chisinau in 2002 (until April 2002, the Ambassador to Moldova was resident in Bucharest, and the position was held concurrently by the Ambassador to Romania). The Embassy moved to its current purpose-built premises, at 18 Nicolae Iorga Street, in 2004.
See also
References
External links
- Embassy of the United Kingdom, Chişinău official website Archived 28 September 2010 at the Wayback Machine
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3 The United Kingdom and His Majesty's Government do not recognise or have formal bilateral intergovernmental, diplomatic or consular relations with the (generally unrecognised) Government of the Republic of China in Taipei. Functions in Taiwan as an accredited informal and unofficial representative post and a semi-official informal consular post.
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3 The United Kingdom and His Majesty's Government do not recognise or have formal bilateral intergovernmental, diplomatic or consular relations with the (generally unrecognised) Government of the Republic of China in Taipei. Functions in Taiwan as an accredited informal and unofficial representative post and a semi-official informal consular post.
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