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CERCLE DIPLOMATIQUE - issue 04/2015

CD is an independent and impartial magazine and is the medium of communication between foreign representatives of international and UN-organisations based in Vienna and the Austrian political classes, business, culture and tourism. CD features up-to-date information about and for the diplomatic corps, international organisations, society, politics, business, tourism, fashion and culture. Furthermore CD introduces the new ambassadors in Austria and informs about designations, awards and top-events. Interviews with leading personalities, country reports from all over the world and the presentation of Austria as a host country complement the wide range oft he magazine.

CD is an independent and impartial magazine and is the medium of communication between foreign representatives of international and UN-organisations based in Vienna and the Austrian political classes, business, culture and tourism. CD features up-to-date information about and for the diplomatic corps, international organisations, society, politics, business, tourism, fashion and culture. Furthermore CD introduces the new ambassadors in Austria and informs about designations, awards and top-events. Interviews with leading personalities, country reports from all over the world and the presentation of Austria as a host country complement the wide range oft he magazine.

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LE BULLETIN CREDENTIALS<br />

H. E.<br />

San Lwin<br />

Ambassador of the Republic<br />

of the Union of Myanmar<br />

Ambassador of the Parliamentary<br />

Monarchy of the Netherlands<br />

Ambassador of the<br />

Republic of Panama<br />

Credentials: 14th September <strong>2015</strong> Credentials: 7th October <strong>2015</strong> Credentials: 13th November <strong>2015</strong><br />

H. E.<br />

Marco Hennis<br />

H. E.<br />

Paulina Franceschi<br />

Navarro<br />

Ambassador of the<br />

Republic of Romania<br />

H. E. H. E. H. E.<br />

Bogdan Mazuru Dmitry E.<br />

Lyubinskiy<br />

Ambassador Extraordinary and<br />

Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation<br />

Helen Eduards<br />

Ambassador of the Parliamentary<br />

Hereditary Monarchy of Sweden<br />

Credentials: 14th September <strong>2015</strong> Credentials: 7th October <strong>2015</strong> Credentials: 7th October <strong>2015</strong><br />

Born on December 20, 1955, Yangon, Myanmar<br />

Married, 2 children<br />

Education<br />

Bachelor of Science, Rangoon Arts and Science University,<br />

Myanmar<br />

Professional Career<br />

2013: Director–General, Department of Political Affairs, MFA<br />

2011: Deputy Director–General, Department of Political<br />

Affairs, MFA, Director, International Organizations and<br />

Economic Department, MFA<br />

2008: Deputy Permanent Representative and Minister–<br />

Counsellor, Myanmar Permanent Mission to the United<br />

Nations, New York<br />

2007: Director, Department of Political Affairs, MFA<br />

2005: Deputy Director, Department of Political Affairs, MFA<br />

2000: First Secretary and Counsellor, Myanmar Embassy,<br />

Singapore<br />

1998: Assistant Director, Department of Training, Research<br />

and Foreign Language, MFA<br />

1997: Head of Branch, Department of Political Affairs, MFA<br />

1993: Consul, Myanmar Consulate–General, Kunming,<br />

People’s Republic of China<br />

1991: Head of Branch, Department of Political Affairs, MFA<br />

1987: Third Secretary, Myanmar Embassy, Beijing<br />

1983: Deputy Assistant Director, International Organizations<br />

and Economic Department, MFA<br />

1979: joined Ministry of Foreign Affairs<br />

Born on February 1, 1955, Haarlem, The Netherlands<br />

Education<br />

1981: Graduated in Social and Organisational Psychology<br />

from Leiden University<br />

Professional Career<br />

<strong>2015</strong>: Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the<br />

UN in Vienna<br />

2008–<strong>2015</strong>: Grand Master of the Royal Household of Her<br />

Majesty the Queen (until May 2013), then Grand Master of<br />

the Royal Household of His Majesty the King<br />

20<strong>04</strong>–2008: Consul–General, Istanbul<br />

2003–20<strong>04</strong>: Chargé d‘affaires ad interim, Kabul<br />

2000–2003: Project coordinator for the European<br />

Integration Department’s Enlargement Task Force<br />

1997–2000: Deputy Head of Mission, Sarajevo<br />

1995–1997: Seconded to the World Bank in Paris<br />

1994–1995: Private secretary to the Minister of Foreign<br />

Affairs<br />

1983–1994: Joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and<br />

occupied a number of junior positions in Islamabad,<br />

Belgrade and Brussels (Permanent Delegation to NATO)<br />

and in The Hague (Recruitment, Selection and Training<br />

Section)<br />

Born on September 24, 1957<br />

2 children<br />

Education<br />

1983: Doctorate (Ph.D). Microbiology, University of Notre<br />

Dame, USA<br />

1980 Master’s Degree (M.Sc.). Microbiology, University of<br />

Notre Dame, USA<br />

1978 Pre–Med. University of Panama, Panama.<br />

Professional Career<br />

September 2014: Mission of Panama to the United Nations.<br />

Ambassador. Deputy Permanent Representative, New York.<br />

2012–2014: Senior Advisor for the National Human<br />

Development Report of Panama 2013; University of Santa<br />

Maria La Antigua Rectory’s Advisor; University of Santa<br />

Maria La Antigua. Academic Vice–Rector<br />

January 2001–2012: National Coordinator of the National<br />

Human Development Report of Panama.<br />

1997–2000: University of Santa Maria La Antigua.<br />

Vice–Rector of Postgraduate Program and Research.<br />

1994–1997: University of Santa Maria La Antigua.<br />

Director of Institutional Research.<br />

1986–1993: University of Panama, Parasitic Disease<br />

Research and Diagnostic Center.<br />

Professor and Researcher<br />

PHOTOS: CARINA KARLOVITS UND DANIEL TRIPPOLT /HBF<br />

Born on March 26, 1962, Bucharest, Romania<br />

Married<br />

Education<br />

Technical University of Bucharest, Faculty of Automatic<br />

Control Systems and Computer Science (completion 1986)<br />

Professional Career<br />

Since 5.8.<strong>2015</strong>: Ambassador of Romania in the Republic of<br />

Austria<br />

2010–<strong>2015</strong>: Ambassador of Romania in the Republic of France<br />

2009–2010: State Secretary for European Affairs, Ministry<br />

of Foreign Affairs of Romania<br />

2006–2009: Ambassador of Romania in the Federal<br />

Republic of Germany<br />

20<strong>04</strong>–2006: Ambassador, Permanent Representative of<br />

Romania to NATO, Brussels<br />

2001–20<strong>04</strong>: Ambassador, Mission of Romania to NATO,<br />

Brussels<br />

2000–2001: Ambassador, Chargé d‘Affaires ai later,<br />

Embassy of Romania, Washington DC<br />

1999–2000: Director General for Bilateral and Regional<br />

Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Romania<br />

1998–1999: Ambassador, Mission of Romania to NATO<br />

and to the WEU, Brussels<br />

1996–1998: First Secretary (Political Department),<br />

Embassy of Romania, Washington DC<br />

1995–1996: Deputy Director, EU Department, Ministry<br />

of Foreign Affairs of Romania<br />

1991–1995: III. Secretary, later II. Secretary, Policy Planning<br />

Staff, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Romania<br />

1992 training program for diplomats from Central and<br />

Eastern Europe, organized by the Foreign Office of the<br />

Federal Republic of Germany; Berlin and Bonn<br />

1990–1991: Computer Engineering, Romanian Writers‘<br />

Union, Bucharest<br />

1989–1990: Computer Engineering, Institute of Transport<br />

Research, Bucharest<br />

1987–1989: Computer Engineering, Institute of Meteorology<br />

and Hydrology, Bucharest<br />

Born on December 1, 1967, Italy<br />

Married, 2 daughters<br />

Education<br />

Graduated from the Moscow State Institute for<br />

International Relations (MGIMO)<br />

Department of International Economics<br />

Professional Career<br />

Since August <strong>2015</strong>: Ambassador Extraordinary and<br />

Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to the Republic<br />

of Austria<br />

2010–<strong>2015</strong>: Director of the 3rd European Department of<br />

MFA Russia (Moscow)<br />

2008–2010: Deputy Director of the 3rd European<br />

Department of MFA Russia (Moscow)<br />

2005–2008: Minister–Counsellor at the Russian Embassy<br />

in Austria<br />

2000–2005: Deputy Department Director of MFA Russia,<br />

responsible for Russian–German relations (Moscow)<br />

1996–2000: Counsellor at the Russian Embassy in<br />

Germany (Bonn, Berlin)<br />

1989–1996: Various positions at the Ministry of Foreign<br />

Affairs in Moscow<br />

Entered diplomatic service in 1989<br />

Born on February 4, 1969<br />

2 children<br />

Education<br />

1994: University Degree in Political Science, Social<br />

Anthropology and History of Economies, University of<br />

Stockholm, Sweden<br />

Professional Career<br />

2010: Deputy Dircector–General, Head of Department for<br />

Aid Management, MFA<br />

2007–2010: Deputy Dircector–General, Deputy Head of the<br />

Africa Department, MFA<br />

2006–2007: Special assignment at the Department for<br />

Eastern Europe and Central Asia, MFA<br />

20<strong>04</strong>–2006: Director, Head of the Unit for International and<br />

EU–Affairs, Prime Minister‘s Office<br />

2003–20<strong>04</strong>: Deputy Director, Advisor on International and<br />

EU Affairs, Prime Minister‘s Office<br />

2002–2003: Desk Officer, Department for EU–Affairs, MFA<br />

1999–2002: Second Secretary, Swedish Mission to the<br />

United Nations, New York<br />

1997–1999: Desk Officer, Department for Africa, MFA<br />

1996: Diplomatic Training Programme<br />

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