Jean-François Huchet has been appointed the new ambassador of France to Kosovo, with the French diplomatic mission anticipated to transition to him at the start of September. Huchet brings a background that includes serving as the president of the National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations (Inalco) in France, according to Telegrafi. Professionally, he is noted as an economist, university professor, and specialist in Asian economics.
Furthermore, on January 30, 2025, Jean-François Huchet was elected vice-president of France Universités, the body representing universities and higher education institutions across France. In his new role, Jean-François Huchet will succeed Olivier Guérot, who has held the post of French ambassador in Pristina since 2022. Telegrafi reports that Guérot has maintained an active involvement in communications during his tenure.
The appointment marks a change in French representation in Kosovo. Huchet’s extensive academic and institutional experience is expected to guide his diplomatic efforts in the region.
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