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This area of the website is dedicated to the Foreign & Commonwealth Office's policies on Africa.

With our 33 diplomatic missions in Africa, we work: These pages contain further information about UK policy on Africa and the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NePAD). They detail how the UK and France work together in delivering their policy on Africa; the UK's attempts to restore peace in Sierra Leone and the UK approach to land reform in Zimbabwe. Follow the links to the left.

Our Africa Mission Statement:
‘The Foreign and Commonwealth Office will promote good governance and economic development throughout Africa, and work to prevent conflict, with the goals of peace, stability and an improved quality of life for Africa's people.’