Michel van Ussel

Michel van Ussel (* 1928 ) is a former Belgian diplomat .

Life

In 1962 Michael van Ussel was Secretary of the Representation of the Belgian Government at the UN Headquarters . On December 8, 1966, Sukarno received van Ussel to receive his letter of accreditation.

During his tenure, a Belgian company set up a soil research institute in Bogor . 1971–1972 Michael van Ussel was Deputy Representative of the Belgian Government at the UN headquarters . From 1974 to 1976 Van Ussel represented the Belgian government at UNESCO .

Publications

Georges 923, un agent du Gladio belge parle, La Longue Vue, Bruxelles 1991.
Het woord is aan Belgie: de rol van kleine naties in de internationale politiek, 1992.
with Claude Soulié: Les locomotives polytension Spécial 2/97
trente ans de traction des trains sur le groupe de Liège de la SNCB
les dessous de l'aventure des locomotives polytension sur Liège - Cologne

Individual evidence

↑ Summary of world broadcasts: Far East, Part 3, Monitoring Service of the British Broadcasting Corp, 1966
↑ On 10/3 the Belgian Ambassador, Michel van Ussel explained that the profits for the past five years from the six Belgian enterprises in Indonesia will be re-invested in Indonesia. The Ambassador also signed an agreement between Belgium and Indonesia concerning technical co-operation, (K 12/3) according to: On 15/4 an agreement was signed for Belgian construction of a Soil Physics Laboratory at Bogor Soil Research Institute. after: Review of Indonesian and Malayan affairs: Volumes 3–5, University of Sydney. Dept. of Indonesian and Malayan Studies - 1969

predecessor	Office	successor
	Belgian Ambassador to Bangkok ( Thailand ) 1966–1969	Patrick Nothomb
Constant Schuurmans	Permanent representative of Belgium to NATO in Brussels 1979–1983	Juan Cassiers
Theo De Dobbeleer	Belgian ambassador in Cologne 1982–1988	Georges Vander Espt

personal data
SURNAME	Ussel, Michel van
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Belgian diplomat
DATE OF BIRTH	1928

[1] Summary of world broadcasts: Far East, Part 3, Monitoring Service of the British Broadcasting Corp, 1966

[2] On 10/3 the Belgian Ambassador, Michel van Ussel explained that the profits for the past five years from the six Belgian enterprises in Indonesia will be re-invested in Indonesia. The Ambassador also signed an agreement between Belgium and Indonesia concerning technical co-operation, (K 12/3) according to: On 15/4 an agreement was signed for Belgian construction of a Soil Physics Laboratory at Bogor Soil Research Institute. after: Review of Indonesian and Malayan affairs: Volumes 3–5, University of Sydney. Dept. of Indonesian and Malayan Studies - 1969