Natasha Halfhuid
Natasha Halfhuid is a Surinamese diplomat. She became Suriname's first ambassador to Ghana in 2019.
Biography[edit]
Until 2010 Natasha Halfhuid worked for the Ministry of Planning and Development Cooperation as Office Coordinator for the United Nations.[1] In the 2010s she worked at the Embassy of Suriname] Brasilia.[2]
In mid-2018, efforts were made to establish a Surinamese embassy in Ghana. On July 24, she was sworn in by President Bouterse as Suriname's first ambassador there.[3] On September 17, 2019, she presented her credentials in the capital Accra to the Ghanaian president Nana Akufo-Addo.[4]
References[edit]
- ^ Latin American and Caribbean Economic System (LACE/SELA), XXXVI Reunión Ordinaria del Consejo Latinoamericano, 2010
- ^ Marlon Winston Koendjbiharie, Control system design for exoskeleton of the right lower limb, University of Brazil, 2017
- ^ Starnieuws, Natasha Halfhuid Ambassador of Suriname in Ghana, July 24, 2019
- ^ Suriname Herald , Ambassador Half-skin presents credentials to Ghanaian president, September 19, 2019