Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
08PORTLOUIS192
2008-06-04 13:29:00
UNCLASSIFIED
Embassy Port Louis
Cable title:
MAURITIUS: SOME POSITIVE INPUT RE SWING ELECTION
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UNCLAS PORT LOUIS 000192
SIPDIS
AF/E FOR MARIA BEYZEROV
PRM/FO FOR BILL FITZGERALD
PRM/MCE FOR MAURA NICHOLSON
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PREF PREL SMIG AORC MP
SUBJECT: MAURITIUS: SOME POSITIVE INPUT RE SWING ELECTION
REF: SECSTATE 54561
UNCLAS PORT LOUIS 000192
SIPDIS
AF/E FOR MARIA BEYZEROV
PRM/FO FOR BILL FITZGERALD
PRM/MCE FOR MAURA NICHOLSON
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PREF PREL SMIG AORC MP
SUBJECT: MAURITIUS: SOME POSITIVE INPUT RE SWING ELECTION
REF: SECSTATE 54561
1. Post delivered demarche to Mrs. Bineshwaree K. Napaul, Second
Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on May 29. Napaul
assured that all points of the demarche were understood and
currently being considered by the Mauritian delegation, and added
that she does not foresee any impediments to prevent Mauritius from
voting in favor of Ambassador Swing. Napaul did admit, however,
that she was the secondary POC on the issue and advised Post to call
back the following week to speak to the primary POC, First
Secretary, Mr. Joker Nayeck.
2. Nayeck, subsequently, contacted Post on his own volition, on June
3, to request another copy of Ambassador Swing's biodata to " have
all of the data when we [Mauritian Foreign Ministry] make a direct
pitch to the decision-maker." Nayeck said he would have an answer
by June 9. Post will pass on any additional updates immediately in
anticipation of the June 18 voting date.
CABRERA
SIPDIS
AF/E FOR MARIA BEYZEROV
PRM/FO FOR BILL FITZGERALD
PRM/MCE FOR MAURA NICHOLSON
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PREF PREL SMIG AORC MP
SUBJECT: MAURITIUS: SOME POSITIVE INPUT RE SWING ELECTION
REF: SECSTATE 54561
1. Post delivered demarche to Mrs. Bineshwaree K. Napaul, Second
Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on May 29. Napaul
assured that all points of the demarche were understood and
currently being considered by the Mauritian delegation, and added
that she does not foresee any impediments to prevent Mauritius from
voting in favor of Ambassador Swing. Napaul did admit, however,
that she was the secondary POC on the issue and advised Post to call
back the following week to speak to the primary POC, First
Secretary, Mr. Joker Nayeck.
2. Nayeck, subsequently, contacted Post on his own volition, on June
3, to request another copy of Ambassador Swing's biodata to " have
all of the data when we [Mauritian Foreign Ministry] make a direct
pitch to the decision-maker." Nayeck said he would have an answer
by June 9. Post will pass on any additional updates immediately in
anticipation of the June 18 voting date.
CABRERA