Seychelles’ new HC to South Africa accredited |07 February 2017
Marie-Antoinette Rose-Quatre is Seychelles’ new high commissioner (HC) to South Africa.
She presented her credentials on Tuesday January 24, 2017, as High Commissioner Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the
Republic of Seychelles to the Republic of South Africa, to Jacob G. Zuma, President of the Republic of South Africa.
In extending warm salutations from President Danny Faure to his counterpart, HC Rose-Quatre went on to recount the well-grounded, mutually enriching and fraternal ties which the two countries have nurtured over the years and continue to enjoy.
The Seychelles government’s interest to further consolidate this bilateral cooperation with the government of South Africa in diverse sectors was also shared with President Zuma.
“As we enter the eve of celebrating the silver jubilee of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our two countries, I am confident that Seychelles and South Africa can together reach even greater milestones towards the betterment of the lives of our peoples and respective governments, at the bilateral level as well as within the diverse multilateral platforms through which we interact,” noted HC Rose-Quatre.
In his speech to the newly accredited heads of missions, President Zuma noted that “your presence here today is confirmation of our resolve to continue strengthening relations that exist between our respective countries and people… I would like to encourage you to explore more areas of cooperation for mutual benefit, between South Africa and your respective countries”.
HC Rose-Quatre is the fifth high commissioner to be accredited to the Republic of South Africa, with residence in Pretoria.
HC Rose-Quatre, who formed part of a cohort of fifteen new heads of missions who presented their credentials to President Zuma, was accompanied at the ceremony by her spouse Ronny Quatre and Third Secretary Terry Rose.
Seychelles and South Africa established diplomatic relations on November 4, 1993, even if cooperation between the two countries dates back before this time.
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Seychelles’ new HC to South Africa accredited Marie-Antoinette Rose-Quatre is Seychelles’ new high commissioner (HC) to South Africa. She presented her credentials on Tuesday January 24, 2017, as High Commissioner Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Seychelles to the Republic of South Africa, to Jacob G. Zuma, President of the Republic of South Africa. In extending warm salutations from President Danny Faure to his counterpart, HC Rose-Quatre went on to recount the well-grounded, mutually enriching and fraternal ties which the two countries have nurtured over the years and continue to enjoy. The Seychelles government’s interest to further consolidate this bilateral cooperation with the government of South Africa in diverse sectors was also shared with President Zuma. “As we enter the eve of celebrating the silver jubilee of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our two countries, I am confident that Seychelles and South Africa can together reach even greater milestones towards the betterment of the lives of our peoples and respective governments, at the bilateral level as well as within the diverse multilateral platforms through which we interact,” noted HC Rose-Quatre. In his speech to the newly accredited heads of missions, President Zuma noted that “your presence here today is confirmation of our resolve to continue strengthening relations that exist between our respective countries and people… I would like to encourage you to explore more areas of cooperation for mutual benefit, between South Africa and your respective countries”. HC Rose-Quatre is the fifth high commissioner to be accredited to the Republic of South Africa, with residence in Pretoria. HC Rose-Quatre, who formed part of a cohort of fifteen new heads of missions who presented their credentials to President Zuma, was accompanied at the ceremony by her spouse Ronny Quatre and Third Secretary Terry Rose. Seychelles and South Africa established diplomatic relations on November 4, 1993, even if cooperation between the two countries dates back before this time.
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Marie-Antoinette Rose-Quatre is Seychelles’ new high commissioner to South Africa
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