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Change of Her Majesty’s Ambassador to Haiti

Sharon Campbell has been appointed Her Majesty's Non-Resident Ambassador to the Republic of Haiti

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Sharon Campbell

Mrs Sharon Campbell has been appointed Her Majesty’s Non-Resident Ambassador to the Republic of Haiti. She will succeed Mr Steven Fisher, who will be transferring to another Diplomatic Service appointment. She will take up her appointment during October 2015.

Mrs Campbell joined the FCO in 1983 and has held a range of positions in bilateral missions around the world. Her work has covered a wide range of issues including political, consular and financial policy along with commercial diplomacy and corporate services. Her most recent position has been as Ambassador to Costa Rica. She has also previously worked in Ministerial private offices in London.

On her appointment as Her Majesty’s Non-Resident Ambassador to the Republic of Haiti, Mrs Campbell said:

I am delighted and honoured to be appointed to this position in a country with such a long and distinguished history. I look forward to further developing our already strong political and cooperation links with the Republic of Haiti. Building on our existing links, I am looking forward to working closely with the government in Port-au-Prince on a wider range of issues of mutual interest and benefit.

CURRICULUM VITAE

| Full name | Sharon Isabel Campbell | |——-|——–|

2011 - present San Jose, Her Majesty’s Ambassador to Costa Rica
2008 - 2011 FCO, Deputy Head, Consular Resources Group
2003 - 2007 Brussels, Deputy Head, Joint Management Office
2000 - 2003 Caracas, Senior Management Officer / HM Consul
1996 - 1999 FCO, Assistant Private Secretary to Minister of State
1992 - 1995 Jakarta, Vice Consul
1988 - 1992 Dhaka, Third Secretary Management
1986 - 1988 FCO, Desk Officer, Finance Department
1985 - 1985 Warsaw, Third Secretary
1984 - 1985 FCO, Minister of State’s Office
1983 - 1984 FCO, Trade Relations & Exports Department
1983 Joined FCO

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Published 21 April 2015