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This is a list of international prime ministerial trips made by Gordon Brown, who served as the 52nd Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 27 June 2007 until 11 May 2010. Gordon Brown made 64 trips to 27 countries (in addition to visiting the West Bank) during his premiership.
Summary
editThe number of visits per country where Gordon Brown travelled are:
- One: Brazil, Chile, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Japan, Poland, Romania, Trinidad and Tobago, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, Qatar (12)
- Two: China, India, Israel, Italy, Pakistan, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland (8)
- Four: Iraq, Oman (2)
- Five: Germany (1)
- Seven: Afghanistan, United States (2)
- Thirteen: France (1)
- Sixteen: Belgium (1)
United Kingdom
7 or more visits
6 visits
5 visits
4 visits
3 visits
2 visits
1 visit
2007
edit# | Country | Areas visited | Dates | Details | Image |
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1 | Germany | Berlin | 16 July | Brown met with Chancellor Angela Merkel.[1] | |
2 | France | Paris | 20 July | Brown met with President Nicolas Sarkozy.[2] | |
3 | United States | Camp David, New York City | 29–31 July | Met with President George W. Bush at Camp David. Speech at the United Nations.[3] | |
4 | Iraq | Baghdad, Basra | 1–2 October | Met with Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki. Visited British troops. | |
5 | Portugal | Lisbon | 18–19 October | Attended Special European Council. | |
6 | France | Paris | 20 October | Attended Rugby World Cup Final. | |
7 | Uganda | Kampala | 22–25 November | Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting | |
8 | Iraq | Basra | 9–10 December | Met with Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki. Visited British troops at the Shaibah Logistics Base. | |
Afghanistan | 9–10 December | Met with President Hamid Karzi. | |||
9 | Portugal | Lisbon | 13 December | Attended signing of Reform Treaty in Lisbon. | |
Belgium | Brussels | 14 December | Attended meeting of the European Council. |
2008
edit# | Country | Areas visited | Dates | Details | Image |
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1 | China | Beijing, Shanghai | 17–21 January | [4] | |
India | 17–21 January | ||||
2 | Switzerland | Davos | 25 January | ||
3 | Belgium | Brussels | 21 February | ||
4 | Belgium | Brussels | 13–14 March | ||
5 | Romania | Bucharest | 2–4 April | Attended NATO summit. | |
6 | United States | New York, Washington DC, Boston | 16–18 April | ||
7 | France | Paris | 19–20 June | ||
8 | Belgium | Brussels | 19–20 June | ||
9 | Saudi Arabia | Jeddah | 21–22 June | ||
10 | Japan | Tōyako | 7–9 July | ||
11 | France | Paris | 13 July | ||
12 | Iraq | 18–21 July | |||
Israel | |||||
Palestinian Authority | |||||
13 | Oman | Muscat | 20–25 August | ||
Afghanistan | |||||
China | Beijing | ||||
14 | Belgium | Brussels | 1 September | ||
15 | United States | New York, Washington D.C. | 24–27 September | ||
16 | France | Paris | 4 October | ||
17 | France | Paris | 12 October | ||
18 | Belgium | Brussels | 15–16 October | ||
19 | France | Paris | 28 October | ||
20 | Saudi Arabia | Riyadh | 1–4 November | ||
Qatar | Doha | ||||
United Arab Emirates | Dubai | ||||
21 | Belgium | Brussels | 7 November | ||
22 | United States | New York, Washington D.C. | 13–15 November | ||
23 | Belgium | Brussels | 11–12 December | ||
24 | Afghanistan | 12–14 December | |||
India | Delhi | ||||
Pakistan | Islamabad | ||||
25 | Kuwait | 16–18 December | |||
Iraq |
2009
edit# | Country | Areas visited | Dates | Details | Image |
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1 | France | Paris | 14-16 January | ||
Germany | Berlin | 14-16 January | |||
2 | Egypt | Sharm El Sheik | 18 January | ||
Israel | 18 January | ||||
3 | Switzerland | Davos | 29-31 January | ||
4 | Italy | Rome | 19 February | ||
5 | Germany | Berlin | 22 February | ||
6 | Belgium | Brussels | 1 March | ||
7 | United States | Washington D.C. | 2-4 March | ||
8 | France | Paris | 19-20 March | ||
Belgium | Brussels | 19-20 March | |||
9 | France | Strasbourg | 24-28 March | ||
United States | New York City | 24-28 March | |||
Brazil | Brasília | 24-28 March | |||
Chile | Santiago, Vina del Mar | 24-28 March | |||
10 | France | 2-4 April | |||
11 | Czech Republic | 5 April | |||
12 | Afghanistan | 26-28 April | |||
Pakistan | |||||
Poland | |||||
13 | France | Colleville-sur-Mer | 6 June | ||
14 | Belgium | Brussels | 18-19 June | ||
15 | France | Évian-les-Bains | 6 July | ||
16 | Italy | L’Aquila | 8-10 July | ||
17 | Oman | 29-30 August | |||
Afghanistan | |||||
18 | Germany | Berlin | 6 September | ||
19 | France | Paris | 15 September | ||
20 | Belgium | Brussels | 17 September | ||
21 | United States | New York City, Pittsburgh | 22-24 September | ||
22 | Germany | Berlin | 9 November | ||
23 | Belgium | Brussels | 19 November | ||
24 | Trinidad and Tobago | Port of Spain | 26-28 November | ||
25 | Belgium | Brussels | 10-11 December | ||
26 | Oman | 15-18 December | |||
Afghanistan | |||||
27 | Denmark | Copenhagen | 12-13 December |
2010
edit# | Country | Areas visited | Dates | Details | Image |
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1 | Belgium | Brussels | 11 February | ||
2 | Oman | ||||
Afghanistan | |||||
3 | Belgium | Brussels | 25 March |
Multilateral meetings
editGroup | Year | |||
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2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | |
CHOGM | 22–25 November Kampala |
none | 27–29 November Port of Spain |
none |
EU Council | 18–19 October, 13 December, Lisbon |
13–14 March, 19–20 June, 1 September, 7 November, 11–12 December, Brussels |
1 March, 19–20 March, 18-19 June, 17 September, 19 November, 10-11 December, Brussels |
11 February, 25 March, Brussels |
14 December, Brussels | ||||
5 April Prague | ||||
G8 | 7–9 July Tōyako |
8–10 July L'Aquila |
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G20 | none | 14–15 July Washington D.C. |
2 April London |
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24–25 September Pittsburgh | ||||
NATO | none | 2–4 April Bucharest |
3–4 April Strasbourg Kehl |
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UNCCC | 3–15 December Nusa Dua |
1–12 December Poznań |
15–18 December Copenhagen |
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██ = Did not attend / participate. |
- ^ Borger, Sebastian (2007-07-17). "Moscow Spat Clouds Berlin Love-In". Der Spiegel. Retrieved 2024-07-13.
- ^ Oliver, Mark (2007-07-20). "Brown and Sarkozy make Darfur pledge". The Guardian. Retrieved 2024-07-13.
- ^ "President Bush to Welcome British Prime Minister Gordon Brown to Camp David". georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov. White House Office of the Press Secretary. 2007-07-26. Retrieved 2023-11-10.
- ^ "British PM visits Shanghai". gb.china-embassy.gov.cn. Retrieved 2023-11-10.