Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
09MAPUTO341
2009-03-06 10:27:00
UNCLASSIFIED
Embassy Maputo
Cable title:
MOZAMBIQUE FSN NOMINATIONS FOR THE
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UNCLAS MAPUTO 000341
C O R R E C T E D C O P Y (FSI ADDED ON DISTRIBUTION)
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: SENV AFSI KSCA AFSN TSPL ECON MZ
SUBJECT: MOZAMBIQUE FSN NOMINATIONS FOR THE
2009 ENVIRONMENT, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND
HEALTH (ESTH) COURSE
UNCLAS MAPUTO 000341
C O R R E C T E D C O P Y (FSI ADDED ON DISTRIBUTION)
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: SENV AFSI KSCA AFSN TSPL ECON MZ
SUBJECT: MOZAMBIQUE FSN NOMINATIONS FOR THE
2009 ENVIRONMENT, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND
HEALTH (ESTH) COURSE
1. Summary: Embassy Maputo submits the following
FSN nomination to be considered for the Environment,
Science, Technology, and Health course (PE 221) to be
Offered April 27 Q May 8, 2009 at the NFATC campus in
Arlington. End summary.
2.
a. Elizabeth Filipe
b. May, 10, 1967
c. Portuguese
d. G933579
e. Department of State
f. Economic Assistant
g. Robert Doughten / doughtenrf@state.gov
h. Grade 12.
Candidate has been working in this current position for the last 13
years. The candidate is the sole Commercial, Agricultural and Economic
specialist at AmEmbassy Maputo. She is instrumental in providing
support to Post as well as Washington and regional visitors on a variet
of ESTH issues. Significant foreign direct investment is expected to
continue in the tourism field, and large scale plantation farming shoul
provide Mozambique with broad- based economic growth. Mozambique has
significant natural resources which are only beginning to be explored.
i. With expectations of increased tourism in Mozambique, particularly
eco-tourism, and the ongoing development of conservation areas such
as Gorongosa National Park, MaputoQs candidate would benefit from a
better understanding of tourism-related issues, to include environmenta
policy and regulation. The candidate currently interacts with the
Ministry of Science and Technology, the Ministry for Coordination
and Environment Action, and the Ministry of Fisheries, but would benefi
from FSI training on ESTH in order to invigorate her current
relationship with these ministries.
j. Post requests course content to include agricultural
and SPS issues, biotechnology, tourism, and trade-related science
issues.
k. PE:220 - Economics for Foreign Service Nationals, April/May 2000
PE:222 - Trade Agreement Implementation, May 2004
AMANI
C O R R E C T E D C O P Y (FSI ADDED ON DISTRIBUTION)
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: SENV AFSI KSCA AFSN TSPL ECON MZ
SUBJECT: MOZAMBIQUE FSN NOMINATIONS FOR THE
2009 ENVIRONMENT, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND
HEALTH (ESTH) COURSE
1. Summary: Embassy Maputo submits the following
FSN nomination to be considered for the Environment,
Science, Technology, and Health course (PE 221) to be
Offered April 27 Q May 8, 2009 at the NFATC campus in
Arlington. End summary.
2.
a. Elizabeth Filipe
b. May, 10, 1967
c. Portuguese
d. G933579
e. Department of State
f. Economic Assistant
g. Robert Doughten / doughtenrf@state.gov
h. Grade 12.
Candidate has been working in this current position for the last 13
years. The candidate is the sole Commercial, Agricultural and Economic
specialist at AmEmbassy Maputo. She is instrumental in providing
support to Post as well as Washington and regional visitors on a variet
of ESTH issues. Significant foreign direct investment is expected to
continue in the tourism field, and large scale plantation farming shoul
provide Mozambique with broad- based economic growth. Mozambique has
significant natural resources which are only beginning to be explored.
i. With expectations of increased tourism in Mozambique, particularly
eco-tourism, and the ongoing development of conservation areas such
as Gorongosa National Park, MaputoQs candidate would benefit from a
better understanding of tourism-related issues, to include environmenta
policy and regulation. The candidate currently interacts with the
Ministry of Science and Technology, the Ministry for Coordination
and Environment Action, and the Ministry of Fisheries, but would benefi
from FSI training on ESTH in order to invigorate her current
relationship with these ministries.
j. Post requests course content to include agricultural
and SPS issues, biotechnology, tourism, and trade-related science
issues.
k. PE:220 - Economics for Foreign Service Nationals, April/May 2000
PE:222 - Trade Agreement Implementation, May 2004
AMANI