Background
INSANALLY, SAMUEL RUDOLPH was born on January 23, 1936 in Georgetown, Guyana.
Foreign Ministers Insanally and Guimarães sign agreed minutes on the political consultation between Guyana and Brazil.
The 27th Rio Group Foreign Ministers meeting on June 20 at Le Meridien, Pegasus.
Handshake between H.E. Ambassador Samuel Rudolph Insanally, Head of the Mission of the French Guiana to the EC, on the right, and Roy Jenkins.
H.E. Ambassador Samuel Rudolph Insanally, Head of the Mission of the French Guiana to the EC, on the right, presents his credentials to Roy Jenkins.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Rudy Insanally making a presentation.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Rudy Insanally (second from right) and Brazil’s Minister of External Relations, Celso Amorim sign an agreement to improve information technology exchange and capacity building, while President Jagdeo and President Lula Da Silva look on.
H.E. Dr. Samuel Rudolph Insanally
Samuel Rudolph Insanally (left), the new Permanent Representative of Guyana to the United Nations, presented his credentials today to Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar.
INSANALLY, SAMUEL RUDOLPH was born on January 23, 1936 in Georgetown, Guyana.
L.L.M – Master of Laws at Brussels Free University
Samuel Rudolph Insanally has had an extensive diplomatic career, spanning 46 years, during which time he has contributed to the increased participation of his country in various regional and international forums.
Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Guyana to the United Nations, New York, Permanent Mission of Guyana since 1986. Head, Pol Division I, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Guyana, 1982-1986. Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Guyana to European Economic Community, Brussels, 1978-1981.
Ambassador to Peru, Ecuador & Venezuela, 1972-1978. Deputy Permanent Representative of Guyana to United Nations, New York, 1970-1972. Charge d'Affaires, Guyana Embassy, Venezuela, 1970.
Counsil, Guyana Embassy, Washington, District of Columbia, 1966-1969. Lecturer, Modern Language(s), University of Guyana, 1964-1966.
Board of Governors Institute of Institute Relations, Trinidad and Tobago 1982-1986.