Neil Bradley has been appointed as the British High Commissioner to Namibia, succeeding Charles Moore, effective April 2025. His notable career includes roles in Monrovia and significant contributions to human rights policy and UK-EU relations.
Mr. Neil Bradley has been appointed as the new British High Commissioner to the Republic of Namibia, succeeding Mr. Charles Moore, who will be taking on another role within the Diplomatic Service. Mr. Bradley is scheduled to assume his responsibilities in April 2025.
Mr. Neil Andrew Bradley has an extensive diplomatic career. His professional history includes serving as His Majesty’s Ambassador in Monrovia from 2020 to 2025 and leading the Human Rights Policy Unit at the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) from 2017 to 2020. His previous roles also include Head of the UK-EU Funding Unit in Brussels and Political Counsellor in both Pretoria and the EU Delegation to South Africa.
In summary, Mr. Neil Bradley’s appointment as the British High Commissioner to Namibia marks a significant step in his diplomatic career. With his extensive experience across various roles, including his current position in Monrovia and work in human rights policy, he is well-prepared to undertake his new duties beginning in April 2025.
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