Difference between revisions of "Frances Guy"
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*2006-2008 Ambassador to the Lebanese Republic | *2006-2008 Ambassador to the Lebanese Republic | ||
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*2001-2004 Sana'a: Ambassador | *2001-2004 Sana'a: Ambassador | ||
*1997-2001 Addis Ababa: Deputy Head of Mission | *1997-2001 Addis Ababa: Deputy Head of Mission | ||
*1995-1996 Bangkok: First Secretary | *1995-1996 Bangkok: First Secretary | ||
| − | *1993-1995 FCO: [[Middle East Department]] | + | *1993-1995 [[FCO]]: [[Middle East Department]] |
*1991-1993 FCO: Finance Department | *1991-1993 FCO: Finance Department | ||
*1988-1991 Khartoum: Second Secretary | *1988-1991 Khartoum: Second Secretary | ||
| − | *1986-1988 FCO: Middle East Department | + | *1986-1988 FCO: [[Middle East Department]] |
| − | *1985-1985 European Parliament: Researcher | + | *1985-1985 [[European Parliament]]: Researcher |
| − | *1984-1985 British Council in Damascus | + | *1984-1985 [[British Council]] in Damascus |
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==Connections== | ==Connections== | ||
Revision as of 19:04, 15 April 2008
Full Name: Frances Mary Guy
- Date of Birth: 1 Feb 1959
- Married to: G. Hugo Raybaudo
- Children: Two daughters (1991, 1996) and one son (1993)
- 2006-2008 Ambassador to the Lebanese Republic
- 2004-2006 Engaging with the Islamic World
- 2001-2004 Sana'a: Ambassador
- 1997-2001 Addis Ababa: Deputy Head of Mission
- 1995-1996 Bangkok: First Secretary
- 1993-1995 FCO: Middle East Department
- 1991-1993 FCO: Finance Department
- 1988-1991 Khartoum: Second Secretary
- 1986-1988 FCO: Middle East Department
- 1985-1985 European Parliament: Researcher
- 1984-1985 British Council in Damascus
Source
Connections
- Engaging with the Islamic World Group
- Foreign & Commonwealth Office
- Strategic Programme Fund - formerly the Global Opportunities Fund
