Climate Change high on Commonwealth agenda 24 November 2009
Baroness Kinnock is visiting Jamaica on 23-24 November for high level ministerial meetings and to discuss many issues including climate change
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Recent news and events
Above the Water 24 November 2009
12 Leading UK companies in the water realm visited Israel in November 2009
UK and Kazakh Co-Operation in the Energy Sector 24 November 2009
UK Government’s support for the development of the energy sector in Kazakhstan
Social services open day in Alicante 24 November 2009
The British Consulate in Alicante hosted an open day to facilitate collaboration between charity groups and improve service provision for vulnerable British residents in Spain
A Special Presentation by ADB on “The Economics of Climate Change in Southeast Asia: A Regional Review” 24 November 2009
High Commissioner, Boyd McCleary speaks at a presentation by the Asian Development Bank at Bursa Malaysia
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- British High Commission Sri Lanka takes part in Global Entrepreneurship Week 2009
- What the UK papers say on China - Media Brief Tuesday 24 November 2009
