BASSETERRE, St. Kitts - The St. Kitts-Nevis government has named a “distinguished national security and international relations specialist,” Dr. Mutryce Williams, as the twin island Federation’s new Permanent Representative to the United Nations.
Dr. Mutryce Williams, presents her credentials to UN Secretary General Antonio Guterras on Monday (SKNIS Photo)A government statement said that Williams presented her credentials to the UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, during a brief ceremony at the UN Headquarters in New York on Monday.
Williams replaces Nerys Dockery, who was recalled last September with “immediate effect”.
A brief government statement at the time did not provide details for her recall to Basseterre, noting that “the government remains committed to promoting the interests of St. Kitts and Nevis within the international community and advancing its principled foreign policy.”
In the statement announcing the appointment of Williams, the government extended “heartfelt gratitude” Dockery, adding that “her dedication and service have been invaluable to the nation”.
The statement described the new UN diplomat as a “revered professor of politics and a seasoned political strategist” who has served as a senior political advisor to Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew.
The statement added also that the government “and the citizens of St. Kitts and Nevis are eagerly anticipating Dr. Williams’ tenure at the United Nations.
“They are assured of her capabilities to effectively advocate for the nation’s interests and uphold its values in the global arena,” the statement added.
