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Special representatives

The Prime Minister and/or Foreign Secretary appoint special representatives in recognition of our top foreign policy priorities.

Special representatives use their expertise to develop a greater coherent effort in making sure that we work closely and effectively with foreign powers.

A special representative based in the Foreign Office will work closely with colleagues across Whitehall, including Number 10, the Cabinet Office, MoD, DfID and the Home Office.

Sir Andrew Burns: United Kingdom Envoy for post-Holocaust issues

Sir Andrew Burns is the United Kingdom’s first Envoy for post-Holocaust issues.

John Ashton: Special Representative for Climate Change

John Ashton is the Foreign Secretary's Special Representative for Climate Change

Michael Ryder: Special Representative for Sudan

Michael Ryder is the UK's Special Representative for Sudan working jointly with FCO and DFID

Karen Pierce: Special Representative on Afghanistan and Pakistan

Karen Pierce is the Foreign Secretary's Special Representative on Afghanistan and Pakistan

Sir Brian Fall: Special Representative for South Caucasus

Sir Brian Fall is the UK's Special Representative for South Caucasus.

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