Posted by: africanpressorganization | 26 January 2012

Singapore / Presentation of Credentials Ceremony, 26 January 2012


 

 

Singapore / Presentation of Credentials Ceremony, 26 January 2012

 

SINGAPORE, Singapore, January 26, 2012/African Press Organization (APO)/ — Presentation of Credentials Ceremony, 26 January 2012

 

The High Commissioner of the Republic of Seychelles

His Excellency Philippe Le Gall

 

PHILIPPE LE GALL

 

HIGH COMMISSIONER TO SINGAPORE

 

REPUBLIC OF SEYCHELLES

 

BORN:    8 August 1954, France

 

AGE:    57

 

NATIONALITY:    Seychellois and French

 

MARITAL STATUS:    Single

 

EDUCATION:    Law and Political Science

 

CAREER:    

 

1977 – 1978    Journalist, Oeust – France (a French regional newspaper)

 

1979 – 1983    Freelance reporter and press correspondent in South-East Asia

 

Lecturer, French language and history, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok

 

1984 – 1991    Senior administrative positions in several Paris-based business schools

(the Center for Studies and Training) and cultural institutions (Paris Boys

Choir, Bernard Thomas Chamber Orchestra)

 

1992 – 2001    Adviser to the Minister of Culture

 

2001 – 2006    Special Adviser to the Minister of Foreign Affairs

 

11 May 2007 Ambassador of Seychelles to the People’s Republic of China,

concurrently accredited to Japan, Korea, Cambodia, Laos, Viet Nam,

Malaysia, Philippines and Thailand

 

28 Nov 2011    High Commissioner -designate to Singapore

 

26 Jan 2012    High Commissioner to Singapore, resident in Beijing

 

 

OTHER APPOINTMENTS:    Vice President of the Permanent Committee of French-

speaking Ambassadors posted in Beijing

 

 

AWARDS :    Chevalier des Arts et Lettres (Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters),

France (1998)

 

Indian Ocean Literary Award for ‘The King’s Garden’ a collection of short

stories (2003)

 

 

Officier des Arts et Lettres (Officer of the Order of Arts and Letters), France

(2008)

 

 

LANGUAGE :    English, French and Creole

 

SOURCE 

Singapore – Ministry of Foreign Affairs


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