Brendan Ward Patron to Indo Ireland Cultural Forum

Brendan Ward Patron to Indo Ireland Cultural Forum

• July 18, 2022
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Noida: “8^th International Yoga Day has brought much more for us today. We are rich by another very important cultural organisation- Indo Ireland Film and Cultural Forum. The credit goes to the Ambassador of Ireland to India H.E. Brendan Ward for creating history as there was no forum of this nature in the country before. We are totally enthusiastic about this forum and would love to present Patronship to H.E. Brendan Ward,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah President of ICMEI while presenting Patronship to Ambassador.

“Who can be the best guide and mentor to this powerful association other than H.E. Brendan Ward. A man with the vision and deep knowledge about international affairs, a well-travelled and seasoned diplomat added Dr. Marwah.

“I accept this responsibility with great pleasure and honor. Together we can create a wonderful and a beautiful relationship between the two countries for all times to come,” said H.E. Brendan Ward accepting the memento.

Ambassador Brendan Ward is the product of Trinity College Dublin. He entered the Department of Foreign Affairs as a Third Secretary  Headquarters (Political Division)      on 13 May 1985,  As Third Secretary he was posted to Embassy of Ireland Beijing. Headquarters (Economic Division) and then Third Secretary Embassy of Ireland Buenos Aires. As First Secretary he was handling  EUMM Zagreb then posted as First Secretary Embassy of Ireland  Cairo. He was  First Secretary Headquarters (Political Division),  & First Secretary OSCE Vienna and then First Secretary Headquarters (EU Division).

Brendan was appointed Counsellor Headquarters (Strategy & Performance Unit), then Counsellor OSCE Vienna. And again Counsellor Headquarters (Development Cooperation Directorate). He was made Counsellor, Headquarters (Political Division) before he was appointed by the President the  Ambassador of Embassy of Ireland to Ankara. Now  he is Ambassador  Embassy of Ireland India and with additional charge of Maldives, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.