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11. Mar 2025Statements, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Embassy of Iceland in London, Other

Aurora Forum - UK and Nordic-Baltic Eight Ministerial Roundtable: Joint Statement

11 March 2025 / Statements Ministry for Foreign Affairs Embassy of Iceland in London Aurora Forum - UK and Nordic-Baltic Eight Ministerial Roundtable: Joint Statement On Tuesday 11 March, Ministers, State Secretaries and senior representatives from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom met in the margins of the Aurora Forum at Goodwood House, Chichester. UK Minister for Europe, North America and Overseas Territories, Stephen Doughty, chaired a roundtable with Nordic Baltic counterparts to discuss support for Ukraine, security in Northern Europe, and tackling hybrid threats.

11. Mar 2025Statements, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Embassy of Iceland in London, Other

Aurora Forum - UK and Nordic-Baltic Eight Ministerial Roundtable: Joint Statement

11 March 2025 / Ministry for Foreign Affairs Aurora Forum - UK and Nordic-Baltic Eight Ministerial Roundtable: Joint Statement On Tuesday 11 March, Ministers, State Secretaries and senior representatives from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom met in the margins of the Aurora Forum at Goodwood House, Chichester. UK Minister for Europe, North America and Overseas Territories, Stephen Doughty, chaired a roundtable with Nordic Baltic counterparts to discuss support for Ukraine, security in Northern Europe, and tackling hybrid threats.

26. Mar 2018Mission, Embassy of Iceland in London, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Foreign Affairs

Facts about Down's syndrome and pre-natal screening in Iceland

NOTE: This article is more than 5 years old. 26 March 2018 / Embassy of Iceland in London Ministry for Foreign Affairs Facts about Down's syndrome and pre-natal screening in Iceland The Icelandic Ministry of Welfare has issued the following press release, correcting misleading information concerning the birth of children in Iceland with Down's syndrome: The Icelandic Ministry of Welfare considers it urgent to present the following facts due to incorrect and misleading information which has repeatedly been spread abroad concerning the birth of children in Iceland with Down's syndrome. Among the misconceptions which have been promoted is the claim that the policy has been adopted by the Icelandic authorities of preventing mothers from giving birth to children with Down's syndrome