Appointment of a Civil Servant as Chancellor at the Spanish Embassy in Ethiopia
21 Sep 2026Effective: 21 Sep 2026109 views
Who is affected:
Appointed civil servant and non-selected applicants in the free appointment call
Summary
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs appoints Carlos Molero Mena as Chancellor at the Spanish Embassy in Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) by free appointment.
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The Under-Secretariat of Foreign Affairs partially resolves the free appointment call announced on 22 January 2026, awarding the position of Chancellor (level 22) at the Spanish Embassy in Addis Ababa to Carlos Molero Mena, a civil servant of group A2 belonging to body A1122, who was on voluntary leave for services in …
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