UK ambassador meet Aung San Suu Kyi on behalf of EU
The Burmese regime has granted permission for Andy Heyn to meet with Aung San Suu Kyi. Heyn delivered a message from the Prime Minister. More
British Ambassador spoke to BBC world TV
British Ambassador, Andrew Heyn, spoke to BBC world TV about Aung San Suu Kyi's appeal
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UK in Burma - the British Embassy in Rangoon
This site is designed to give you instant access to a range of information about the services we provide. Read welcome message from HE Mr Andrew Heyn, the British Ambassador.
The British Embassy in Rangoon is committed to working for a better future for the people of Burma. The UK Department for International Development (DFID), based at the Embassy, is working to help alleviate the humanitarian challenges the people of this country face, with a particular emphasis on health and primary education. We work closely with our colleagues in the British Council, who offer English language training, promote educational opportunities and encourage cultural exchange. See also Our Offices in Burma.
Working with Burma
Burma (also known as Myanmar) is one of the least aided poor countries in the world. In 2002, Burma received only £1 per person in aid. Public investment and health care is amongst the lowest in the world. Despite Burma’s rich natural resource base, the people are generally poor as a result of many years of bad governance and conflict. Human Rights abuses are a continuing concern. Read more on Working with Burma.
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