Peter Westmarkot

From 2012 to 2016, Peter Westmacott served as the British Ambassador to the United States. Peter served as ambassador to France in 2007-12 and ambassador to T\u00fcrkiye in 2002-06. In 2003, he handled a suicide bombing attack against the British Embassy in Istanbul, which resulted in 15 deaths; Since then, he has actively participated in the consultation process of T\u00fcrkiye's accession to the EU. Peter served in the diplomatic service of Britain for 40 years. He spent 4 years in Iraq before the revolution and was also temporarily sent to the European Commission in Brussels. From 1997 to 2000, he served as the Minister of American Affairs for the Commonwealth Office of Foreign Affairs in the UK, and later served on the Board of Directors as Deputy Minister. From 1990 to 93, he served as the Deputy Secretary General of the Prince of Wales. Currently, he is a member of the British Physical Society and a senior researcher at the Belfort Center at Kennedy College, Harvard University. Peter Westmachott's speech topics include international relations, the US global, US elections, the European Union, and Brexit. The customer rated Peter as a highly efficient, outstanding, and interesting speaker. He is knowledgeable and talented, with profound thinking. He is good at analysis and macro thinking. He can speak fluent French and beautiful British English, and is adept at using analogies and comparisons. His speech carries a sophisticated sense of humor and self criticism, even after a luncheon or long dinner, the audience remains attentive. I have personally attended Peter's speech and he is my highly recommended guest speaker\u2014\u2014 Few Ambassadors of the International Monetary Fund can match Mr. Peter's broad vision... He is able to take a holistic view - taking into account various aspects such as economy, culture, politics, and security - and solve problems before they escalate - which is his ability\u2014\u2014 US Secretary of State John Kerry Peter was a very outstanding ambassador who built a good bridge for the historical partnership and special relationship between Britain and the United States. As the Ambassador to the United States, his performance at some significant moments has been very satisfactory to us.