Mr. Paul Brummel

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  www.embkazjp.org/additionalpages/news09092009.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/11/2009    Last Visited: 11/7/2009  

  Mr. Paul Brummel, the British Ambassador, noted that "Kazakhstan's Constitution enshrines a person, his life, rights and freedoms as the state's highest values.

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  www.almatycity.com/index.php?do=cat&category=life&PHPSE - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 8/14/2008  

  "I am proud to announce that the cooperation between British and Kazakhstani companies reached USD3,5 billion in 2007," said Paul Brummel, Her Majesty Ambassador.

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  www.bridgettempest.co.uk/culturaldirectory.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/4/2007    Last Visited: 8/4/2007  

  Paul BrummelBritish Ambassador

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  14TH KAZAKHSTAN INTERNATIONAL OIL & GAS EXHIBITION... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/6/2006    Last Visited: 6/21/2007  

  Paul Brummel, Ambassador of Great Britain, hosted a joint UK and USA reception at his residence.KIOGE delegates from the different major oil & gas companies also attended.Guests could freely exchange their opinions on the exhibition as there was no language barrier and was quite "gentlemanly" with good manners, stylish attire and subtle humour. Thank you very much to Paul for hosting this fantastic reception!

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  EIC - Event Report - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/6/2006    Last Visited: 10/24/2009  

  Paul Brummel, Ambassador of Great Britain, hosted a joint UK and USA reception at his residence. KIOGE delegates from the different major oil & gas companies also attended. Guests could freely exchange their opinions on the exhibition for there was no language barrier and the atmosphere was quite "gentlemanly" with good manners, stylish attire and subtle humour. Thank you very much to Paul for hosting this fantastic reception!

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  Kazakhstan Petroleum Technology Conference - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 10/4/2008  

  Paul Brummel, Ambassador of the UK in Kazakhstan kindly agreed to open and chair the plenary session at TUROGE.

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  Paul Soglin: Waxing America: Borat - Sacha Baron Cohen - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 3/30/2009  

  Paul Brummel, new British ambassador to Kazakhstan, has made some comments today, January 31, at a press conference in Almaty, responding to a question on British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen who often performs as a fictional Kazakh journalist, Borat, Kazakhstan Today reports.
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  It is first of all directed against the British themselves, Mr. Brummel said.
  
  "(Borat)... is not to represent Kazakhstan in a bad light through his eccentric antics" Oh? I wonder what he would say if he was trying to portray them in a bad light?
  
  "trying to show...prejudices still existing in British society. If he was trying show British prejudices, wouldn't Borat focus on British dental hygiene or the Queen's pocketbooks ratherthan Kazakhs drinking camels milk? or golfing with goats heads? Ok, polo, not golf.
  
  Mr. Brummel said that "we should think more about how vague are ideas of the British about what is Kazakhstan and how little they know about it. It is our common task: for me as for a diplomat and for you as journalists to show to the British and to the Western community what is Kazakhstan in 2006 and how much it is different from how Borat is presenting it," - he said.

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  Paul Soglin: Waxing America: Borat - Sacha Baron Cohen - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 4/10/2008  

  Paul Brummel, new British ambassador to Kazakhstan, has made some comments today, January 31, at a press conference in Almaty, responding to a question on British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen who often performs as a fictional Kazakh journalist, Borat, Kazakhstan Today reports.
  ...
  It is first of all directed against the British themselves, Mr. Brummel said.
  
  "(Borat) ... is not to represent Kazakhstan in a bad light through his eccentric antics" Oh?I wonder what he would say if he was trying to portray them in a bad light?
  
  "trying to show ... prejudices still existing in British society."If he was trying show British prejudices, wouldn't Borat focus on British dental hygiene or the Queen's pocketbooks rather than Kazakhs drinking camels milk? or golfing with goats heads?Ok, polo, not golf.
  
  Mr. Brummel said that "we should think more about how vague are ideas of the British about what is Kazakhstan and how little they know about it.It is our common task: for me as for a diplomat and for you as journalists to show to the British and to the Western community what is Kazakhstan in 2006 and how much it is different from how Borat is presenting it," - he said.

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  Paul Soglin: Waxing America: British Government... - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 3/30/2009  

  Paul Brummel, new British ambassador to Kazakhstan, has made some comments today, January 31, at a press conference in Almaty, responding to a question on British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen who often performs as a fictional Kazakh journalist, Borat, Kazakhstan Today reports.
  ...
  It is first of all directed against the British themselves, Mr. Brummel said.
  
  "(Borat)... is not to represent Kazakhstan in a bad light through his eccentric antics" Oh? I wonder what he would say if he was trying to portray them in a bad light?
  
  "trying to show...prejudices still existing in British society. If he was trying show British prejudices, wouldn't Borat focus on British dental hygiene or the Queen's pocketbooks ratherthan Kazakhs drinking camels milk? or golfing with goats heads? Ok, polo, not golf.
  
  Mr. Brummel said that "we should think more about how vague are ideas of the British about what is Kazakhstan and how little they know about it. It is our common task: for me as for a diplomat and for you as journalists to show to the British and to the Western community what is Kazakhstan in 2006 and how much it is different from how Borat is presenting it," - he said.

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  Paul Soglin: Waxing America: Film - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/7/2006    Last Visited: 8/3/2006  

  Paul Brummel, new British ambassador to Kazakhstan, has made some comments today, January 31, at a press conference in Almaty, responding to a question on British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen who often performs as a fictional Kazakh journalist, Borat, Kazakhstan Today reports.
  ...
  It is first of all directed against the British themselves, Mr. Brummel said.
  
  "(Borat) ... is not to represent Kazakhstan in a bad light through his eccentric antics" Oh?I wonder what he would say if he was trying to portray them in a bad light?
  
  "trying to show ... prejudices still existing in British society."If he was trying show British prejudices, wouldn't Borat focus on British dental hygiene or the Queen's pocketbooks rather than Kazakhs drinking camels milk? or golfing with goats heads?Ok, polo, not golf.
  
  Mr. Brummel said that "we should think more about how vague are ideas of the British about what is Kazakhstan and how little they know about it.It is our common task: for me as for a diplomat and for you as journalists to show to the British and to the Western community what is Kazakhstan in 2006 and how much it is different from how Borat is presenting it," - he said.

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