Funny advice from Peruvians to the new UK ambassador to Peru after announcing his trip to Lima

Social networks, especially Twitter, have become a trend with the announcement of the new ambassador of the United Kingdom to Peru, his trip to the capital (Lima). it’s about Gavin Cookwho showed in his official account about the blue bird a picture with his bags ready to fly to the country, replacing his predecessor Kate Harrisonwho served a few weeks ago.

The new ambassador expressed his happiness at his arrival in the capital, in the face of new challenges in international relations between Peru and the United Kingdom. “Bags packed. Farewell. Tears spilled but very happy. Next stop is #Lima. I’m looking forward to getting started.”Gavin Cook Books.

The answers were immediate, and between expectations for the new administration, the Peruvians responded with funny advice. Between the welcome – in Spanish and English – users reminded him of the political situation in Peru, tips for citizen security and, above all, the formidable gastronomy of the state.

The news that was published in the early hours of the morning has already exceeded 5 thousand likes. Nevertheless, the positive messages and discussions regarding the current situation in Peru are noteworthy. In that sense, these are the best tips Peruvians give Gavin Cook.

Who is GAVIN COOK?

The new UK ambassador to Peru has experience in foreign affairs in Africa, when he was appointed Deputy High Commissioner to Ghana in June 2015. He joined the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in 2002, worked in Ukraine (2005) and Ethiopia (2006-10) and also held positions Various UK, including Policy Officer for Turkey, Head of European Security and Civil Defense Policy and Press Officer.

He also held the position of Vice President of Advisory Assistance in London, responsible for the Middle East and North Africa region. According to his registered biography On the British government pageGavian studied modern history at Oxford and played rugby for the England Under-21 team.

She has an interest in the environment, history, creative writing, and cooking. He mentioned the latter in his Twitter bio, citing being a gastronomy enthusiast, something well-received in Peru due to the cultural richness in typical dishes.

Farewell from Kate Harrison

Gavin Cook’s predecessor announced it Twitter accountHe thanked him via a video clip on the balance of what was achieved during his administration and what he learned, as well as with the songs that marked the four years he spent at the head of the United Kingdom’s embassy in the country.

“It’s time to say goodbye to Peru and to do so, I want to share with you some songs that marked the defining and unforgettable moments of these four wonderful years. Thank you very much, Peru”books.

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