UNHCR appoints new representative in Pakistan
Most outlets reported the appointment of Noriko Takagi as the new UNHCR representative in Pakistan, succeeding Philippa Candler. One outlet added that Takagi expressed confidence in strengthening partnerships with the Pakistani government for refugee protection.
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UNHCR appoints Noriko Takagi as new representative in Pakistan
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has appointed Noriko Takagi as its new representative in Pakistan, succeeding Philippa Candler. Takagi arrived in Pakistan earlier this month to assume her new responsibilities, the UN refugee agency said in a press release on Monday. She brings nearly three decades of experience in humanitarian and protection […]
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UNHCR appoints Noriko as new Representative in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, has appointed Ms. Noriko Takagi, as its new Representative in Pakistan, who arrived here to take up her responsibilities, succeeding Ms. Philippa Candler. Ms. Takagi brings nearly three decades of experience in humanitarian and protection responses, programme management and partnership-building across Asia, Africa and Europe, including at UNHCR Headquart...
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UNHCR’s New Pakistan Chief Noriko Takagi pledges stronger partnerships for Refugee Protection
ISLAMABAD – UNHCR’s newly appointed Representative in Pakistan, Noriko Takagi, is confident of strengthening partnerships with the Government of Pakistan…
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UNHCR appoints Noriko Takagi as new representative in Pakistan
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has appointed Noriko Takagi as its new representative in Pakistan, succeeding Philippa Candler.
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