JK Tripathi

21 November, 2024

Foreign Affairs, Geopolitics & National Security

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JK Tripathi

Ambassador J.K. Tripathi is a retired officer of Indian Foreign Service with 33 years of experience in diplomacy. Starting his career in 1981, Ambassador Tripathi has vast experience of Africa, Europe, Middle East and Latin America. He had served in Indian missions in Zambia, Maldives & Hungary as Second Secretary/ First Secretary looking after the political, cultural, information and administrative wings. He had also served as the Deputy Chief of the Mission in Indian missions (embassies) in Sweden, Venezuela and Oman before taking up the important post of Consul General of India in Sao Paulo, Brazil, India’s only trade office in entire central and South America. Ambassador Tripathi retired in June 2014 after serving as Ambassador of India to Zimbabwe.

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