British Ambassador Danielle Dunne presented her credentials to President Santiago Peña in a formal ceremony at the Government Palace. Dunne laid a floral tribute at the Panteón de los Héroes and emphasized the UK’s commitment to enhancing bilateral relations through trade and sustainability initiatives. She succeeded Mr. Ramin Navai after serving in Nigeria as an anti-terrorism director.
Her Majesty’s Ambassador to Paraguay, Danielle Dunne, officially presented her credentials to President Santiago Peña in a ceremony held at the Government Palace. This event, attended by Foreign Minister Rubén Ramírez Lezcano and other national and diplomatic representatives, marked her formal introduction as the British Ambassador to Paraguay. Additionally, President Peña received the credential letters from the ambassador of the United Arab Emirates, Arsaghira Wabran Hamad Mubarak al-Ahbabi.
Following the credential presentation, Ambassador Dunne laid a floral tribute at the Panteón de los Héroes in Asuncion in honor of upcoming Heroes Day, a significant commemoration for Paraguay. In her remarks, she reaffirmed the United Kingdom’s dedication to enhancing bilateral relations with Paraguay, focusing on trade development, climate change initiatives, and sustainable development objectives.
Dunne was appointed as Ambassador of His Majesty King Charles III, succeeding Mr. Ramin Navai, who was transferred to a different post within the British diplomatic service. Prior to her current position, Ambassador Dunne operated as the director of the Western African anti-terrorism network and Sahel in Abuja, Nigeria, and arrived in Paraguay in early 2025.
In summary, the presentation of credentials by Ambassador Danielle Dunne underscores the United Kingdom’s commitment to strengthening diplomatic ties with Paraguay. Her engagement in commemorating local heroes highlights her respect for Paraguayan culture, while her emphasis on trade and sustainable development reflects a forward-looking bilateral partnership.
Original Source: www.gov.uk
