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| − | + | Jim Malcolm has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Republic of Panama in succession to Glyn Davies who will be retiring from the Diplomatic Service. Mr Malcolm will take up his new appointment in March 2002. | |
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*1997-2001 KINGSTON (Deputy High Commissioner) | *1997-2001 KINGSTON (Deputy High Commissioner) | ||
*1995-1997 FCO ([[Information Department]]) | *1995-1997 FCO ([[Information Department]]) | ||
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 Jim Malcolm  (diplomat) | |
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Jim Malcolm has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Republic of Panama in succession to Glyn Davies who will be retiring from the Diplomatic Service. Mr Malcolm will take up his new appointment in March 2002.
Career
- 1997-2001 KINGSTON (Deputy High Commissioner)
- 1995-1997 FCO (Information Department)
- 1994-1995 FCO (Far Eastern/Pacific Department)
- 1987-1994 JAKARTA (First Secretary)
- 1984-1987 FCO (Security Co-ordination Department)
- 1983-1984 LUANDA (Second Secretary)
- 1980-1982 DAMASCUS (Third, later Second Secretary)
- 1977-1980 NAIROBI (Third Secretary)
- 1974-1977 FCO (Welfare Officer, Personnel Operations Department)
- 1972-1974 RANGOON (Registry/Communications)
- 1969-1972 BRUSSELS UKDEL NATO (Registry/Communications)
- 1969-1969 FCO (Migration and Visa Division)
- 1966-1969 FCO (Archives Department)
- 1966 Entered FCO[1]
References
- ↑ Hermes Database November 8, 2001 Foreign And Commonwealth Office - Change Of Ambassador To Panama City - Ministerial Engagements Change Of Ambassador To Panama City
