Last Updated on October 10, 2022, 4:38 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Newly appointed Permanent Representative of St Kitts and Nevis to the United Nations (UN), Nerys Chiverton, has officially relocated and settled in at her new offices at the Permanent Mission in New York.
The Permanent Representative of the twin Island federation to the global platform of the United Nations, Chuverton, shared an update regarding her relocation through her social media account.
In the update, she shared, “After relocating with my family this past Sunday, my first week in the office has been a whirlwind of activity.
Further, she talked about her work responsibilities as the Permanent Representative after her relocation. She stated I have had the pleasure of conducting one-on-one meetings with staff, conveying the new thrust and direction that would govern the strategic objectives of our Permanent Mission.
Additionally, she held bilateral courtesy calls concerning upcoming elections on major UN councils.
Nerys attended the grand reception in honour of Taiwan’s 111th National Day celebrations and participated in the high-level talks commemorating the fifth anniversary of the establishment of the India-United Nations Development Partnership Fund.
Further, she began conversations with some in the leadership of our core diaspora groups here in New York.
In the update shared by Nerys, she said that she was looking forward with excitement to the ceremony to present my credentials to the UN Secretary-General next week.
Following this, she plans to begin a series of outreach to get to know my fellow PR colleagues. She will also be introduced to some key personalities and agency heads within the UN system.
According to the UN Permanent Representative of St Kitts and Nevis, the United Nations is where the world meets. As such, she says that I intend to do my utmost to ensure that St Kitts and Nevis fully maximizes its presence and participation by pursuing ambitious initiatives to strengthen international solidarity and multilateralism.
According to her, such participation is vital if St Kitts and Nevis seeks to effectively pursue its transformative agenda, address its development challenges and enhance prosperity at home and across human endeavour.”
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