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PRESSE 1
Nieuwe Oostenrijkse permanente vertegenwoordiger bij de Europese Unie
De Raad van de Europese Unie is in kennis gesteld van de benoeming door
de Oostenrijkse regering van ambassadeur Walter GRAHAMMER tot permanent
vertegenwoordiger van Oostenrijk bij de Europese Unie.
De heer GRAHAMMER is op 11 januari 2011 in functie getreden.
(Curriculum vitae in bijlage).
BIJLAGE
Curriculum Vitae
Walter Grahammer
born on 19th August 1953
Married, two children
Positions held in recent years:
2010
Director General for European Integration and Economic Affairs in the
Federal Ministry of European and International Affairs
10/2004 - 2009
Deputy Permanent Representative of Austria to the European Union
2003 - 2004
Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Vienna Deputy Chief of Cabinet of
the Federal Minister Benita Ferrero-Waldner
2001 - 2003
Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Vienna
Head of the Department for European Council and General Affairs/Foreign
Affairs Council, COREPER II, WTO, OECD
1999 - 2001
Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Vienna
Head of the Division of Euro-Mediterranean Partnership, Economic
Relations with the Gulf States and Africa
1996 - 1999
Austrian Embassy in Belgium, Permanent Representation of Austria to the
WEU and NATO
Minister Plenipotentiary, Deputy Head of Mission
1993 - 1996
Austrian Embassy in Luxemburg
Counsellor, Deputy Head of Mission
1992 - 1993
Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Vienna
Integration and Economic Affairs
1991 - 1992
Austrian Embassy in Czechoslovakia
Attaché
1990 - 1991
Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Vienna
Legal and Consular Department
Previous work experience:
1985 - 1989
Austrian Embassy in Algeria, Commercial Department
1984 - 1985
Teacher for German in St. Quentin (France)
1978 - 1984
Teacher for French and Italian in Bad Ischl
Education:
1972 - 1978
University of Salzburg, Institute of Romance Philology, Mag. phil.
1973 - 1974
University of Reims (October 1973 - February 1974)
1975
Università per Stranieri, Perugia (April - June 1975)
1976 - 1977
Assistant for German at the Lycée Toulouse-Lautrec, Toulouse
European Union