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american flag   U.S. Consulate General in Istanbul

Consul General, David L. Arnett

İstinye Mahallesi, Kaplıcalar Mevkii No.2
İstinye 34460 - Istanbul / TÜRKİYE
Phone: (90) 212-335 90 00

Turkish and U.S. Holidays 2004

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Latest Policy Issues
dart.gifRomania a Strategic Partner, Ally Against Terror, Rumsfeld Says
     Defense secretary's statement with Romanian President Ion Iliescu
dart.gifUnited States Urges International Commitment to Rebuilding Iraq
     U.S., Iraqi officials seek funds for electrical and water sectors
dart.gifReconfiguration of U.S. forces aimed at achieving more mobility
     Reconfiguration of U.S. forces aimed at achieving more mobility
dart.gifWarming Arctic Might Accelerate Climate Change, Scientists Say
     Results affect Arctic tundra, possibly other global ecosystems

.. more from the Washington File: Official U.S. texts and policy statements.

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issues in focus

bullet.gif U.S. Elections 2004
bullet.gifOct. 13, 2004: The Third Bush-Kerry Presidential Debate new gif bullet.gifLatest E-Journal: Elections Guide 2004 new gif
bullet.gifHope and Rebuilding: Three Years After 9/11
bullet.gifUN Security Council Endorses Formation of Sovereign Interim Government in Iraq - Resolution 1546 (2004)
bullet.gifIraq Update
bullet.gifResponse to Terrorism
bullet.gifThe Middle East: A Vision for the Future
bullet.gifTrafficking in Persons Report 2004 - Turkey | Türkiye Kısmı - 2004
bullet.gifSupporting Human Rights and Democracy: The U.S. Record - Turkey Part | Türkiye Kısmı
bullet.gifInternational Religious Freedom Report for 2003 - Turkey | Türkiye Kısmı
bullet.gifLatest Atlantic Council Policy Paper: Turkey on the Threshold - Europe's Decision and U.S. Interests, August 2004
bullet.gifSecuring the Homeland
bullet.gifEducation USA
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bullet.gifWarden Message, September 9, 2004
bullet.gifPublic Announcement - Middle East and North Africa, August 21, 2004
bullet.gif Visa Waiver Program:
    grey arrowMachine-Readable Passports Required for Visa Waiver Program       countries by October 26, 2004
    grey arrowNews Release: Extension for Biometric Passport Requirement until       October 26, 2005
    grey arrowUS-VISIT Fact Sheet
    grey arrowElectronic visa applications are now available.
bullet.gifPublic Announcement - Worldwide Caution, September 10, 2004
bullet.gifIraq Travel Warning, September 17, 2004
bullet.gifUpdated Consular Information Sheet for Turkey - September 14, 2004
bullet.gifThe US Department of Homeland Security raised the threat level for the
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