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ADRIAN MACEY
Ambassador, Permanent Delegation of New Zealand to the OECD
Educational qualifications:
MA Hons (French) (University of Canterbury), Maîtrise de Lettres Tours),
Phd (French) (University of Otago)
Career:
March 2002 to present
Ambassador, France, and Permanent Representative to the OECD.
August 2000 to February 2002
Principal Trade Negotiator, and Director, Trade negotiations Division, MFAT. Responsibilities included New Zealand’s WTO negotiations.
1996-2000
Ambassador, Bangkok, accredited to Thailand, Cambodia, Laos,Myanmar.
1991-1995
Director of Personnel, MFAT (responsibility for all human resources policy and implementation).
1987-1991
Counsellor (economic) and Consul-General, Geneva (New Zealand negotior in the Uruguay Round for dispute settlement, TBT (technical barriers to trade) TRIPs, tropical products; chaired TBT Committee (1991). Responsible for trade and environment. Outside WTO, responbilities for ILO.
1985-1987
Official Secretary for Tokelau, Apia.
1983-1985
Secondment to the State Services Commission (responsibilities included work on public management, especially in the fields of labour and education).
1981-1982
Desk Officer for the US, Americas Division, MFA.
1977-1981
Second Secretary, Paris, and Deputy Permanent Delegate to UNESCO.
1976-77
Secondment to Ecole Nationale d’Administration (ENA), Paris.
1975-1976
European Division, MFA
1971 Assistant Lecturer in French, University of Canterbury.
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