Hubert Hake of Verdière

Hubert Colin of Verdière , (born the October 31st 1941) (Ambassador of France) is a French diplomat, who was ambassador of France in Algérie twice. He was replaced in November 2006 by Mr. Bernard Bajolet.

Raise ENA of 1968 has 1970, Colin of Verdière is established in the capacity as Secrétaire of the Foreign affairs on June 1st 1970, but is placed at the disposal of the ministry for the Public health and the Social security until in 1971, year when it integrates the direction of the economic affairs and financial of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, station which it will preserve until in 1973.

He exerts then the following functions:

1973-1975 : First secretary with Canberra,
1975-1977: First secretary with Algiers,
1977-1979: Second adviser at the same station,
1980-1983: Delegated in the functions of sub-manager for North Africa and the Middle East,
1983-1984: Second adviser with Madrid,
1984-1987: First adviser at the same station,
1987-1991: Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary with Abou Dabi,
1991-1994: Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary with Teheran,
1994-1995: Director of the United Nations and the international organizations,
1995-1996: Director of the cabinet of the Foreign Minister,
September 1996: Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary with Moscow,
February 1997: Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary with Douchanbé (in residence in Moscow),
2000-2002: Ambassador, High representative in Algeria,
2002-2004: General secretary of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs,
2004-2006: Ambassador, High representative in Algeria.

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