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UK diplomatic appointment in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Overview
Dawn McKen has arrived in Sarajevo to assume her role as the new British Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, succeeding Julian Reilly.
Following her arrival, McKen officially presented her credentials to Denis Bećirović, the Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina. During the meeting, McKen reaffirmed the United Kingdom’s commitment to the nation, stating that the bilateral relationship is based on “mutual respect, practical support, and constructive advice.” She pledged to support the country’s sovereignty, stability, security, and its “Euro-Atlantic path” through cooperation with all levels of government.
Expanding on her diplomatic objectives, McKen expressed her intention to collaborate with political leaders, government institutions, and civil society. Her focus includes efforts to strengthen economic security, trade, and investment within the country.
Entities
United Kingdom · Dawn McKen · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office · Julian Reilly
Timeline
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11 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 8 sourcesUK Ambassador Dawn McKen presents credentials in Bosnia and HerzegovinaUK Ambassador Dawn McKen presented her credentials in Bosnia and Herzegovina, pledging support for its sovereignty and Euro-Atlantic path. Meanwhile, Serbian PM Đuro Macut addressed upcoming election timelines.
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15 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 3 sourcesDawn McKen arrives in Sarajevo as new UK Ambassador to Bosnia and HerzegovinaDawn McKen has arrived in Sarajevo to begin her tenure as the new British Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, succeeding Julian Reilly.
Sources
banjaluka.net · depo.ba · face.ba · impulsportal.net · kurir.rs · magyarszo.rs · oslobodjenje.ba · sarajevotimes.com · tuzlanski.ba · vijesti.ba · vojvodinauzivo.rs
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