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British Safety Council

Thursday 10 August 1995 19:02 EDT
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British Safety Council

Mr James Tye, Director-General, , was the host at a reception held yesterday by the council at the Royal Society of Arts, London SW1, for the International Diploma in Safety Management Awards. Among those present were:

Mr Babooram Mahadoo, High Commissioner of Mauritius; Mrs Alice Nyazika, Minister-Counsellor, High Commission for the Republic of Zimbabwe; Mr Gehad Reefat Madi, Charge d'Affaires, Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt.

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