HM Diplomatic Service. Former British High Commissioner to the Republic of Namibia 🇬🇧🇳🇦 Wannabe photographer of birds and wildlife
England, United Kingdom
Joined October 2014
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Charles Moore retweeted
Africa still has no permanent seat on the Security Council.
A 21st century Security Council without permanent African representation is unjust & indefensible.
We must reform the Council so that it reflects today’s world with the legitimacy and effectiveness that today’s challenges demand.
Great to be back in Botswana 🇧🇼 for a short spell as Chargé d’Affaires. I say “back” as I was posted here 1987-1991. The change in 34 years is incredible - a really vibrant city with a whole new CBD.
Lots of nostalgia and happy memories. Pula!
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@UKinBotswana @FCDOGovUK
Charles Moore retweeted
I’m delighted to attend Namibia’s belated independence celebrations in London. I look forward to seeing the 🇬🇧 and 🇳🇦 partnership go from strength to strength under Namibia’s first female President @SWAPOPRESIDENT. @UKinNamibia
ALT Lord Collins attends Namibia’s independence celebration in London.
ALT Lord Collins attends Namibia’s independence celebration in London.
Charles Moore retweeted
It was an absolute pleasure to work with @CharlesMooreUK . Wishing you all the best for the future.
Today we bid a final farewell to High Commissioner
@CharlesMooreUK, as his 4-year tenure comes to an end.
During his time in the #Landofthebrave, bilateral trade between the two countries tripled.
Thank you for your dedication and service! #GoFarGoTogether
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Charles Moore retweeted
Diplomatic ties… The British High Commission in Namibia bid farewell to Charles Moore today as he completed his four-year tenure as High Commissioner.
Photo: Contributed
Charles Moore retweeted
The Mission noted that relations between the two nations have significantly strengthened, with bilateral trade impressively tripling - a testament to his dedication, vision, and tireless service.
Thank you so much, dear Honourable, for your warmth and engagement over the past four years.
(And indeed for alerting me to the arrival of @TheRealLukevans in the Land of the Brave!)
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Charles Moore retweeted
GOODBYE … The British High Commission in Namibia on Thursday bid a final farewell to outgoing high commissioner Charles Moore, as his four-year tenure in Windhoek comes to an end. The high commission said during Moore's time in Namibia, bilateral trade between the United Kingdom and Namibia tripled. “Thank you, for your dedication and service!,” the commission said on its official social media account.
Photo: Contributed
So I get to the immigration desk at #Windhoek airport, and the lady says “Oh, I read that you were leaving today. I hope you enjoyed your stay here?”
How very nice! But that’s #Namibia for you.
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#LandOfTheBrave
@GRN_Namibia
@MHAINamibia
@Tourism_Board
It has been a huge honour and privilege, but also SO much fun working with @UKinNamibia - by some margin the best team I have worked with in 43 years of diplomatic service. Thank you!
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Charles Moore retweeted
What was it about the photo of the big, old wrinkled beast in Africa, that appealed to you, Charles….. 🤭. You’ve been an amazing British High Commissioner and served our country well. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
So here we are. 17 April, and time to leave the Land of the Brave.
Just one today - my favourite photo from the last four years.
It’s been amazing. Thank you for having me, Namibia.
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@FCDOGovUK @GOVUK @GRN_Namibia @NamPresidency
On 17 April, I finish my tour of duty as British High Commissioner to Namibia.
The Land of the Brave. A stunningly beautiful country. So, every day for the next 30 days, it’s a privilege to share my favourite photos from the past 4 years👇
Thank you for having me.
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Charles Moore retweeted
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah expressed her satisfaction with the cooperation from local communities in flood-affected regions as the government works to mitigate the impact of the disaster.
Dr. Nandi-Ndaitwah stated that she has received reports from governors across various regions, confirming the government's commitment to its Disaster Risk Management policies.
She made these remarks during a courtesy visit from the outgoing High Commissioner of the United Kingdom, Charles Moore, highlighting the collaboration between the two countries in the fight against climate change.
Blanche Goreses.
#NBCNews #nbcdigitalnews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcGOtv20 #nbcPlusApp
Charles Moore retweeted
BOTTOMLIE | Namibia’s trade with the United Kingdom (UK) has tripled from N$3 billion in 2021 to N$9 billion in 2025, particularly in agriculture and machinery.
namibian.com.na/namibia-uk-t…
