Nicole Theriot assumes responsibility as the Consul General of U.S Consulate General Karachi
Channel: Mediatrack Pakistan
Date: 2022-08-22

KARACHI: Nicole Theriot took charge as the Consul General of the US Consulate General Karachi on Saturday.

Most recently, he served as Deputy Chief of Mission and Charge d’Affaires at the US Embassy in Port-au-Prince, Haiti from July 2020-July 2022. He served as Director of Immigration and Visa Security at the US National Security Council. Executive Office of the President (2019-2020), State Department Bureau of Consular Affairs (2018-2019), Political Counselor at the U.S. Embassy Kabul (2017-2018), U.S. Consulate Casablanca, Consul General of Morocco (2014-2017), and Supervisory Regional Consular Officer Worldwide Assisting 102 consular departments (2012-2014).

His previous diplomatic assignments include Political Officer in Islamabad, Pakistan, Consular Chief in Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, Deputy Consular Chief in Baghdad, Iraq, Visa Chief in Montreal, Canada, Consular Officer in Paris, France and Information Officer in Lagos, Nigeria. .

Nicole began her career with the US Department of State in 1997 as an intern at the US Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya. She also served as a staff assistant to Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs Maura Harty at the State Department from 2004-2005.

Nicole holds numerous awards from the US State Department, including the Superior Honor Award for her support for peace and reconciliation in Afghanistan (2018) and US citizens in the Eastern Caribbean (2010). Nicole is a career member of the United States Department of State’s Senior Foreign Service, Officer-Counselor Class.

Consul General Theriot looks forward to celebrating the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between our two countries with the people of Pakistan. He will continue to pursue our shared goal of enhancing the US-Pakistan bilateral partnership in trade, investment, clean energy, health, security, education and other priorities of our mutual interest.