Funny advice from Peru to the new British ambassador in Peru after announcing his trip to Lima

Posted On: April 9, 2022

Funny advice from Peruvians to the new British ambassador to Peru. Composition.

Social networks, particularly Twitter, are trending with the announcement of the UK’s new ambassador in Peru, his trip to the capital (Lima). Is about Gavin Cookwho in his official account about the blue bird, shows a photo with his suitcase ready to travel to the country, replacing his predecessor Kate Harrisonwho took office a few weeks ago.

The new ambassador was overjoyed at his arrival in the capital, in the face of new challenges in international relations between Peru and the UK. “Bags packed. Farewell done. tears spilled But very very excited. Next stop #Five. I can’t wait to get started”wrote Gavin Cook.

Gavin Cook announced via Twitter his trip to Peru as the new UK ambassador. Catch: Twitter.

The answer was immediate, and among hopes for the new management, Peru responded with a humorous suggestion. Between greetings—in Spanish and English—, users remind him of the political situation in Peru, tips for the safety of citizens, and, above all, the extraordinary gastronomy that the country has.

The news that was uploaded this morning has already more than 5 thousand likes. However, the positive messages and speeches for the current situation in Peru are noteworthy. In that sense, this is the best tip Peruvians have ever given Gavin Cook.

An important message in the face of so many gastronomic recommendations, crimes.

Positive thoughts, forward thoughts (even in a political crisis).

Of course not, and I’m sure you already know what’s going on around here.

So don’t tell him.

No, stop, Bilardo was excited.

Buzz Lightyear with Akuma’s (Gouki) hairstyle is very clear. Latma is here.

This is my Peru.

No one is bored, good or bad.

The ambulance has a dual role. No doubt.

And it turned around, because Peru and its rulers went round and round. Impossible.

Lima and its climate is the most beautiful thing ever. No complaints.

That’s right, pick 27.

Less if the selection is rotated. Lapadula is gone.

The idea is to eat without complaining, but you have to know how to balance it.

Politics and its swings, nothing lasts forever. May the ambassador be patient.

The belt is tight so the landing will be strong.

WHO COOKS GAVIN?

The new British Ambassador to Peru has experience in foreign affairs in Africa, when he was appointed Deputy High Commissioner to Ghana in June 2015. Joined the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in 2002, serving in Ukraine (2005) and Ethiopia (2006 -10) and has also held various positions in the UK, including Policy Officer for Turkey, Head of European Security and Defense Policy and Press Officer.

He has also been Deputy Head of Consulting Assistance in London, and officer for the Middle East and North Africa. According to his registered biography on the UK government pageGavien studied modern history at Oxford and played rugby for the England Under-21 student team.

She has interests in the environment, history, creative writing, and cooking. He mentions the latter in his Twitter biography, mentioning being a fan of gastronomy, something that is well received in Peru because of the rich culture in signature dishes.

Farewell from KATE HARRISSON

Gavin Cook’s predecessor announced in himself Twitter accounthis thanks via video balances what was achieved during his reign, what he learned and also with the songs marking the four years he has led the British embassy in the country.

“It’s time to say goodbye to Peru and to do so, I want to share with you some of the songs that have marked important and unforgettable moments of these four wonderful years. Thank you very much, Peru”write.

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