Last Updated on January 17, 2024, 5:49 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Dr Mutryce Williams was appointed as the new Permanent Representative to the United Nations for St Kitts and Nevis on 15 January 2024.
Dr Williams, a National Security and International Relations Specialist, presented her credentials to António Guterres, UN Secretary-General, during a brief and significant ceremony at the UN Headquarters in New York, U.S.A,
Dr Williams’s Past Career
She is a former civil servant. She served across multiple ministries within the Government of the Twins Island.
She started as a Business and Marketing Specialist in the St. Kitts Sugar Manufacturing Transition Management Team. She ended up reaching a milestone as the National Coordinator for the UNESCO Youth Poverty Alleviation through Heritage and Tourism Project.
She also has served as a Senior Political Advisor to Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew.
Dr Williams’sWilliams’s academic history
Dr. Williams has a Doctorate in Public Policy Administration from Walden University, specializing in Terrorism, Mediation and Peace, and Homeland Security Policy and Coordination.
Dr. Williams serves as a
- passionate community advocate,
- women’s rights activist,
- cultural preservationist.
Dr Williams’s volunteer work included the Agnes A.
Dr. Williams’s Aspire and Achieve Scholarship underscores her dedication to empowering the next generation.
The SKN residents and the government of St Kitts and Nevis have left heartfelt messages to Dr Williams for the milestone achievement in her life and career.
Deputy Prime Minister Geoffrey Hanley took to social media and left a congratulatory message on his Facebook page.
Deputy Prime Minister Geoffrey Hanley wrote, “I wish Dr Williams God’s wisdom and grace. On behalf of the Government and People of St. Kitts and Nevis, I wish her every success and thank all serving our nation in their respective capa
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