High Commission of Guyana, London

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High Commission of Guyana in London
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High Commission of Guyana, London
Location Bayswater, London
Address3 Palace Court, Bayswater Road, London, W2 4LP
Coordinates 51°30′36.2″N0°11′30.8″W / 51.510056°N 0.191889°W / 51.510056; -0.191889 Coordinates: 51°30′36.2″N0°11′30.8″W / 51.510056°N 0.191889°W / 51.510056; -0.191889
High Commissioner Laleshwar Singh

The High Commission of Guyana in London is the diplomatic mission of Guyana in the United Kingdom. [1]

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References

  1. "The London Diplomatic List" (PDF). 8 December 2013. Archived from the original (PDF) on 11 December 2013.