Danielle Dunne presented her credentials as the new British Ambassador to Paraguay to President Santiago Peña. The ceremony, attended by key national officials, emphasizes the UK’s commitment to strengthening bilateral ties. Dunne also honored Paraguayan heroes at a memorial site and brings extensive diplomatic experience to her new role.
Her Majesty’s Ambassador to Paraguay, Danielle Dunne, officially presented her credentials to Paraguayan President Santiago Peña in a formal ceremony at the Government Palace. The event was attended by Foreign Minister Rubén Ramírez Lezcano, alongside various national authorities and representatives from both Paraguay and the United Kingdom. This event marked Dunne’s official start as the British Ambassador after succeeding Mr. Ramin Navai.
Following the credentials presentation, Ambassador Dunne visited the Panteón de los Héroes in Asuncion to pay tribute to Paraguayan heroes, coinciding with the upcoming Heroes Day celebration. This gesture reflects her commitment to honoring Paraguayan culture and history.
Ambassador Dunne emphasized the UK’s dedication to strengthening bilateral relations with Paraguay, focusing on enhancing trade, combating climate change, and promoting sustainable development. Her background includes significant experience in counter-terrorism efforts in West Africa, contributing to her understanding of international relations.
Mrs. Dunne’s appointment signals an ongoing commitment from the United Kingdom to engage with Paraguay on various fronts, including economic and environmental initiatives. She arrived in Paraguay in early 2025, bringing a wealth of diplomatic experience to her new role.
Danielle Dunne’s presentation of credentials to President Peña marks the formal beginning of her role as the British Ambassador to Paraguay. Her commitment to developing bilateral relations through trade, sustainability, and honoring national heritage highlights the UK’s ongoing diplomatic interests in the region.
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