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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 edit

The 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)

Map of international trips made by Gordon Brown as prime minister

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
1	Germany	Berlin	16 July	Met with Chancellor Angela Merkel.
2	France	Paris	20 July	Met with President Nicolas Sarkozy.
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.^[1]
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.
8	Afghanistan		9–10 December	Met with President Hamid Karzi.
9	Portugal	Lisbon	13 December	Attended signing of Reform Treaty in Lisbon.
9	Belgium	Brussels	14 December	Attended meeting of the European Council.

2008 edit

#	Country	Areas visited	Dates	Details
1	China	Beijing, Shanghai	17–21 January	^[2]
1	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
25	Iraq

2009 edit

#	Country	Areas visited	Dates
1	France	Paris	14-16 January
1	Germany	Berlin	14-16 January
2	Egypt	Sharm El Sheik	18 January
2	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
8	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
17	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
26	Afghanistan
27	Denmark	Copenhagen	12-13 December

2010 edit

#	Country	Areas visited	Dates
1	Belgium	Brussels	11 February
2	Oman
2	Afghanistan
3	Belgium	Brussels	25 March

Multilateral meetings edit

Group	Year
Group	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
	14 December, Brussels		5 April Prague
G8		7–9 July Tōyako	8–10 July L'Aquila
G20	none	14–15 July Washington D.C.	2 April London
G20	none	14–15 July Washington D.C.	24–25 September Pittsburgh
NATO	none	2–4 April Bucharest	3–4 April Strasbourg Kehl
UNCCC	3–15 December Nusa Dua	1–12 December Poznań	15–18 December Copenhagen
██ = Did not attend / participate.

^ "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.

[1] "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.

[2] "British PM visits Shanghai". gb.china-embassy.gov.cn. Retrieved 2023-11-10.

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