Politicsתמר שם-אש
Tamar Sam-Ash
Tamar Sam-Ash is an Israeli diplomat who served as Israel's ambassador to Belgium and later to Romania.
Israeli ambassador to RomaniaIsraeli ambassador to BelgiumConsul General in Marseille
- Occupation
- diplomat, spokesperson, reporter
- Education
- Hebrew University of Jerusalem
The story of Tamar Sam-Ash's life
Tamar Sam-Ash studied French culture at the Sorbonne in Paris in 1969. She then earned a BA in Bible studies and French literature at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, followed by an MA in French literature and civilization in 1977.
In the Israeli foreign service, she was Consul General of Israel in Marseille from 1999 to 2003. From 2007 to 2011 she was ambassador to Belgium, and at the same time non-resident ambassador to Luxembourg.
In 2012 she worked on a doctorate at the University of Paris. From 2015 to 2018 she served as Israel's ambassador to Romania.
Milestones in Tamar Sam-Ash's life
- 1969
Studied French culture at the Sorbonne in Paris.
- 1977
Earned an MA from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
- 1999
Became Consul General of Israel in Marseille.
- 2007
Became ambassador to Belgium and Luxembourg.
- 2012
Worked on a doctorate at the University of Paris.
- 2015
Became Israel's ambassador to Romania.
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