British Ambassador to Khartoum
7th December 2015 Khartoum
Roundtable with civil society activists
Discussing with Sudanese civil society members the role of men in addressing violence against women
This blog post was published under the 2015 to 2024 Conservative government
About Michael Aron
Mr Michael Aron has been Her Majesty’s Ambassador to the Republic of Sudan since August 2015. After studying Arabic at Leeds University and before joining the FCO in 1984 Mr…
Mr Michael Aron has been Her Majesty’s Ambassador to the Republic of Sudan since August 2015.
After studying Arabic at Leeds University and before joining the FCO in 1984 Mr Aron worked as an English teacher in El-Damer Secondary School in northern Sudan for two years. Since then his FCO career has been focussed on the Middle East and North Africa, including as Ambassador to Kuwait, Iraq and most recently Libya.
On his appointment as Her Majesty’s Ambassador to the Republic of Sudan, Mr Aron said:
“I am delighted to be returning to Sudan after 30 years. I have very fond memories of the charm, hospitality and generosity of the Sudanese people I met and worked with and I look forward to renewing friendships, developing new relationships and working with all parties to help Sudan overcome the challenges it faces.”