Diplomat Colin Dick will be the new charge d’affaires great Britain for Venezuela. This was reported on Tuesday, August 15 by the country’s embassy in the city of Caracas.
“I am very excited to represent England in Venezuela. “I am grateful and happy for the kindness of the Venezuelan people,” the official said in a message published on the Embassy’s social networks.
Dick will take up his role starting this month, replacing Becks Buckingham, who has served as interim charge d’affaires since August 2021.
The official, who has held diplomatic positions since 1990, was commissioner for Barbados and the Caribbean between 2013 and 2017. He also served as head of department and director in charge of the UK’s Exiting the European Union Department from 2017 to 2019 and served as director in charge of the Cabinet Office that country.
In addition, Dick has served at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) in London, including as private secretary to the FCDO minister. He was stationed in Singapore, Brazil and Barbados, where he served as deputy high commissioner and later chargé d’affaires.
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Although relations between Venezuela and the UK have remained tense since 2018, following the non-recognition of that year’s presidential election, in 2021 Becks Buckingham was accepted to strengthen relations between the two countries, according to the Venezuelan Ministry of Foreign Affairs. at that time.
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