π’ New Zealand Consulate-General, Geneva
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[0] => The New Zealand Consulate-General, Geneva, was responsible for supporting and protecting New Zealand citizens travelling or residing in Switzerland. It also promoted New Zealand exports and commercial activities, and supported the political and economic responsibilities of the New Zealand Embassy in Berlin, Germany, which was accredited to Switzerland..
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- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade website, http://www.mfat.govt.nz/ (accessed 7 March 2011).
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - Diplomatic Missions, http://www.nzembassy.com/ (accessed 7 March 2011).
- Report of the Department of External Affairs for the Year Ended 31 March 1962, A.1, Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives 1962, Volume I, Government Printer, 1963.
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[history] => In April 1961 the New Zealand Government announced its intention to establish a Consulate-General in Geneva.1 Mr B. D. Zohrab was appointed the first Consul-General to Switzerland later that year, as well as the Permanent Representative of New Zealand to the European Office of the United Nations.2
The Consulate-General in Geneva was responsible for supporting and protecting New Zealand citizens travelling or residing in Switzerland. It was also charged with performing other administrative duties such as issuing visas (where necessary) to host Swiss nationals wishing to travel to the New Zealand. The Consulate-General also undertook a role in connection with the promotion of New Zealand exports and other commercial activities in Switzerland.3
A Consul-General headed the New Zealand Consulate-General in Geneva, who was responsible to the New Zealand Embassy in Berlin, Germany. The New Zealand Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany was accredited to represent the New Zealand Government in Switzerland.4
- p.12, A.1, AJHR 1962, Volume I.
- ibid., p.62.
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade website, http://www.mfat.govt.nz/Glossary/0-glossary.php#c (accessed 7 March 2011).
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade website, http://www.mfat.govt.nz/Embassies/1-NZ-representatives-overseas/0-embassies-list.php (accessed 7 March 2011).
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In April 1961 the New Zealand Government announced its intention to establish a Consulate-General in Geneva.1 Mr B. D. Zohrab was appointed the first Consul-General to Switzerland later that year, as well as the Permanent Representative of New Zealand to the European Office of the United Nations.2
The Consulate-General in Geneva was responsible for supporting and protecting New Zealand citizens travelling or residing in Switzerland. It was also charged with performing other administrative duties such as issuing visas (where necessary) to host Swiss nationals wishing to travel to the New Zealand. The Consulate-General also undertook a role in connection with the promotion of New Zealand exports and other commercial activities in Switzerland.3
A Consul-General headed the New Zealand Consulate-General in Geneva, who was responsible to the New Zealand Embassy in Berlin, Germany. The New Zealand Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany was accredited to represent the New Zealand Government in Switzerland.4
- p.12, A.1, AJHR 1962, Volume I.
- ibid., p.62.
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade website, http://www.mfat.govt.nz/Glossary/0-glossary.php#c (accessed 7 March 2011).
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade website, http://www.mfat.govt.nz/Embassies/1-NZ-representatives-overseas/0-embassies-list.php (accessed 7 March 2011).
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade website, http://www.mfat.govt.nz/ (accessed 7 March 2011).
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - Diplomatic Missions, http://www.nzembassy.com/ (accessed 7 March 2011).
- Report of the Department of External Affairs for the Year Ended 31 March 1962, A.1, Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives 1962, Volume I, Government Printer, 1963.
- πΌ Consular services (1871 ‑ )
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- π Realm of New Zealand (1961 ‑ )