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Britain on Sunday called Blaise Metreweli, a career intelligence officer, as the very first female head of the Secret Intelligence Service, the foreign spy service known as MI6, Reuters reported.Metreweli, 47, who is currently MI6’& rsquo; s head of technology, known as “& ldquo; Q & rdquo;, joined the Secret Intelligence Service in 1999, and has actually invested most of her profession in operational functions in the Middle East and Europe, the government said in a statement.Richard Moore, the present chief of MI6, will step down in the autumn after a five-year period.“& ldquo; I am proud and honoured to be asked to lead my service,” & rdquo; stated Metreweli, who takes on among the most effective jobs in Western intelligence and will be understood by the code word “& ldquo; C & rdquo;.
MI6, established in 1909, joins the other main British spy companies, the domestic spy service MI5, and the intelligence interactions agency GCHQ, in having actually designated a female head.Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who is currently in Canada for the G7 top, stated Metreweli’& rsquo; s appointment comes “when Britain is & ldquo; facing hazards on an extraordinary scale”& rdquo;.
& ldquo; I understand Blaise will continue to provide the outstanding leadership required to protect our country,” & rdquo; he said.Metreweli & rsquo; s greatest challenges are most likely to be dealing with Russia, China and Iran, read the report.Britain’& rsquo; s spy firms have implicated Russia of waging a project of sabotage across Europe to terrify other nations off from backing Ukraine in its fight versus a Russian invasion.Moore in 2021 said China was the single greatest concern for his spy company, while MI5 stated in 2015 that Iran had lagged 20 plots to kill, kidnap or target dissidents or political opponents in Britain because 2022.
MI6, illustrated by authors as the employer of a few of the most unforgettable imaginary spies, from John le Carré’& rsquo; s George Smiley to Ian Fleming’& rsquo; s James Bond, operates overseas and is tasked with safeguarding Britain and its interests.Metreweli formerly held a director-level role in MI5, and studied sociology at the University of Cambridge, the federal government said.MI5 has actually had 2 female managers, beginning with Stella Rimington in 1992.
Eliza Manningham-Buller ran MI5 between 2002 and 2007, Reuters reported.In 2023, Britain called its very first female director of GCHQ.Metreweli’& rsquo; s visit comes three years after the starlet Judi Dench initially played a female employer of MI6 in the James Bond film “& ldquo; GoldenEye & rdquo;.
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