New RAMSI Special Coordinator named by Aussie government to replace Tim George
Australia’s government has announced the new special co-ordinator of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI).
Graeme Wilson is expected to replace fellow Australian Tim George as Special Co-ordinator in January next year.
The government consulted the Solomon Islands Government and the Pacific Islands Forum Secretary-General on Mr Wilson’s appointment.
Mr Wilson, a senior career officer with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, has been Assistant Secretary of the Pacific Islands Branch since May 2005.
He has also had a stint as Consul-General in Noumea, from 1995-1998, and in the 1980s as Third Secretary in Vanuatu.
Mr George took up the position in November 2006.
Source: RNZI
Graeme Wilson is expected to replace fellow Australian Tim George as Special Co-ordinator in January next year.
The government consulted the Solomon Islands Government and the Pacific Islands Forum Secretary-General on Mr Wilson’s appointment.
Mr Wilson, a senior career officer with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, has been Assistant Secretary of the Pacific Islands Branch since May 2005.
He has also had a stint as Consul-General in Noumea, from 1995-1998, and in the 1980s as Third Secretary in Vanuatu.
Mr George took up the position in November 2006.
Source: RNZI
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