Rotations and Appointments of Ambassadors of Seychelles
Wed, 22 March 2017
In line with President Danny Faure’s vision of providing an efficient and professional diplomatic service for the benefit of the people of Seychelles, a rotation plan as well as new appointments of the Heads of Seychelles' missions abroad have been undertaken.
The appointments are as follows:
1. Ambassador Ronny Jumeau will be the Seychelles Permanent Representative to the United Nations. He will also be accredited as Ambassador to the United States of America.
2. Ambassador Beryl Samson will be recalled to headquarters from New York and will head the Seychelles Permanent Mission in Geneva, Switzerland, in January 2018.
3. Seychelles will officially open a mission in Havana, Cuba. Ambassador Joseph Nourrice will head that respective mission as of April 2017.
4. High Commissioner Derick Ally has replaced High Commissioner Marie-Pierre Lloyd following her retirement. He assumed his function in London in February 2017.
5. Ambassador Selby Pillay will continue to head the Seychelles mission in Brussels, Kingdom of Belgium. He assumed that position in March 2015.
6. The High Commission of Seychelles in Pretoria, Republic of South Africa, is headed by High Commissioner Marie-Antoinette Rose who assumed her function in January 2017.
7. The Seychelles Embassy in Beijing, People’s Republic of China, will continue to be lead by Ambassador Vivianne Fock-Tave.
8. The Permanent Mission to the African Union and Embassy in Addis Ababa, Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, is to be headed by Ambassador David Pierre. He will assume office once his agrément is granted by the Ethiopian authorities.
9. High Commissioner Conrad Mederic will head the Seychelles mission in the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka.
10. High Commissioner Philippe Le Gall will head the Seychelles mission in New Delhi, Republic of India.
11. Ambassador Jean-Claude Adrienne will head the Seychelles mission in the United Arab Emirates. He will assume office in May 2017.
12. Ambassador Sylvestre Radegonde has been appointed as Ambassador to France. He will assume office once he has obtained agrément from the French authorities. Ambassador Bernard Shamlaye will be retiring from the diplomatic service in May 2017.
In order to maximize benefits to Seychelles, all of the Nation’s Ambassadors will be concurrently accredited to a small number of targeted jurisdictions in their proximity, defined by the importance of the multifaceted relations with Seychelles. This policy is currently being defined.
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We had been concentrating on sorting that deadline for the Truth Commission Commission Committee when we saw two important news flash the incident in London and the appointment of the new Ambassador -
We want to stress and address publicly our opposition to the appointment of Ambassador Radegon to Paris/France - it is going to caused a great deal of confrontation - we will not put up or tolerate - we urge President Danny R Faure in the interests of National Unity and reconciliation to reconsider his appointment - The old Debacle of we starting a center in Calais when in office in spite of President F Mitterrand personal support for this project -
There are vast strand of EU working we are importantly responsible and involved in - we are not going to tolerate and put up with the same attitude he had when he was ambassador in London - We protested to then President FA Rene he had him Removed.
It is not going to be great or good if we have to address the EU Court and the Council of Europe or the Commission and start protesting to the political parties in France - Ambassador Bernard Shamlaye - We have that Truth Commission and the Anti Corruption Commission we will be addressing them on his person too -
My person had also opposed that he become the new leader of SNP
This is not the era of President F Mitterrand - the last European election and outcome, since those who requested we contribute to Europe workings and Economy, the mega Exile/Refugees bust up in Europe and that SIROP controversial program continuation - We have Britexit mega debacle - in France the real situation - the string of scandal affecting current France do not force/compel my person to say/write things/thematic in public others will find distasteful - the Person of President Holland will have to confirm his appointment - we oppose this appointment. Beside the Government and the President of Seychelles is not being sensitive enough what the last election presidential and National assembly was all about - we have compromise we could have been heavy handed - in our responsibility
There are vast strand of Republic and Northern Ireland involved too not because Mr Martin Mc Guinness is dead the thematic and incidents will vanish - Those from Sinn Fein who let him be know in no uncertain term just because he was our Ambassador in London he could do what he wish and invent and discriminate and the long list.
In USA then White House Officials, its Intelligence were not impressed with development and the incidents and then PM Blair coming to office in 1997 the issues - What about the South African - those who remember that Economic meltdown. There was more to it than we have written and those who have written. Then European Union Commission officials neither.
The super mess with Temple Solair, WAKO David Koresh/Seventh Day Adventist super mess, was on his shift his so call then to be polite great Masonic, Fraternal, Arcadian workings - in then Seychelles those still alive were not amused what ensued.
In USA then White House Officials, its Intelligence were not impressed with development and the incidents and then PM Blair coming to office in 1997 the issues - What about the South African - those who remember that Economic meltdown. There was more to it than we have written and those who have written. Then European Union Commission officials neither.
The super mess with Temple Solair, WAKO David Koresh/Seventh Day Adventist super mess, was on his shift his so call then to be polite great Masonic, Fraternal, Arcadian workings - in then Seychelles those still alive were not amused what ensued.
Martin McGuinness, former IRA commander and deputy first minister of Northern Ireland, dies at 66
