Johannes Hermann Adrianus Cornelis de Mol (born August 12, 1963) is a Dutch diplomat. He is the current Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Ukraine.[1]
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| Born | 12 August 1963 |
| Occupation | Diplomat |
Education edit
Jennes de Mol finished his studies at the Radboud University in 1989, Greek and Latin Language and Culture, Classical Archaeology; 1994 Radboud University, Dutch Law and International Private Law. Language skills: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish.
Diplomatic career edit
After an extended military service he started in 1992 at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and worked at the department for Africa, at the Embassy in Moscow and the Permanent Representation to the UN and other international organizations in Geneva. He was Personnel and Management Advisor at the MFA (2003–05); Head department for Personnel and Management Advice (2005–08); He was Deputy Head of Mission Netherlands Embassy in Prague (2008-2010); Civilian Representative NATO Task Force VIII Uruzgan Afghanistan; Director of Provincial reconstruction Teams 8 and 9. He was Consul General in Saint Petersburg (2011–14); Assignment MH17 Kyiv (2014); He was Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates (2014–15);[2][3] He was Director Human Resources Management at the MFA (2015–19);[4] Since 2019 Ambassador to Ukraine.[5][6]
References edit
- ^ Zelenskyi receives credentials from ambassadors of European states.
- ^ Mohammed receives 9 envoys' credentials
- ^ Ambassador of Netherlands, His Excellency Jennes de Mol visits AUE
- ^ Jennes de Mol, Ambassador in Ukraine
- ^ Cooperation between Ukraine and the Netherlands to investigate downing of MH17 is an illustration of good and fruitful relations between the two countries
- ^ Zelensky accepts credentials from ambassadors of Estonia, France, Austria, Netherlands, United Kingdom