Eugeniusz Wyzner

Eugeniusz Wyzner (born October 31, 1931 ) is a Polish diplomat and representative of Poland at the United Nations .

Professional career

Eugeniusz Wyzner studied international law at the University of Warsaw and completed postgraduate studies at the Academy of International Law in The Hague .

Wyzner began his career in 1956 in the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the contract department there. Between 1961 and 1968 he was Poland's deputy representative at the United Nations. From 1968 he was Deputy Director in the Department of Legal and Contractual Affairs of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs until he was also proposed as Director in 1971.

From 1994 to 1995 he held the post of Parliamentary Secretary and was Deputy Foreign Minister of the Republic of Poland. Since 1996 he has been Polish State Secretary and First Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Careers in the United Nations

• 1967–1982 Committee of the Committee for the Peaceful Uses of Space
• 1973–1978 permanent representative at the UN in Geneva
• 1973 Disarmament Commission
• 1978–1982 board member for disarmament
• 1978– Director in the Department of "International Organizations" in the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• 1982 Disarmament Commission
• 1982–1988 board member for public relations
• 1982–1992 Deputy Secretary General for Conference Service and Special Agreements
• 1983–1984 board member for administrative reforms
• 1984–1993 member of the Planning and Budgeting Program
• 1989–1992 Committee for the Status of Women
• 1991–1993 Chairman of the Assessment and Doctoral Committee
• 1992–1993 Deputy Secretary General for Public Relations at the UN
• 1994–1997 Deputy Chairman of the Polish Delegation to the General Assembly of the United Nations
• 1995 Chairman of the Polish delegation at the Conference on the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty