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Syed Haider Shah has presented his credentials to António Guterres as Pakistan’s new UN representative. He is also Pakistan’s ambassador to the Netherlands and its representative to the OPCW.
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Syed Haider Shah has presented his credentials to UN Secretary-General António Guterres as Pakistan’s new Permanent Representative to the United Nations, while continuing to serve as Pakistan’s ambassador to the Netherlands and its representative to the chemical weapons watchdog in The Hague.
The UN announcement, dated 3 November, says Shah has been ambassador to the Netherlands since March 2025. His career has included earlier diplomatic postings in Nepal and New Delhi, as well as work at Pakistan’s UN mission in New York and the UN Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate. The biographical details were provided by Pakistan’s Permanent Mission.
Shah is also serving as a vice-president of the bureau of the UN climate convention’s Conference of the Parties for the 2024–26 term, and as chair of the Asia-Pacific Group, according to the biography.
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