Raimund Jehle, a national of Germany, has a PhD in agricultural economics.
Jehle has more than 30 years’ experience in the agriculture sector. Prior to joining FAO, he was a farmer, held several positions in academia and worked as a consultant for the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs in Brussels.
Since joining FAO in 1999, he has served in various positions at FAO headquarters in Rome and, as of 2007, in the Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia in Hungary.
Prior to his appointment as Regional Programme Leader, Jehle held the positions of Deputy Regional Representative for Europe and Central Asia and Regional Initiative Coordinator.
Parallel to his current position, since 2016 he is serving as multi-accredited FAO Representative in Albania, Armenia, Georgia and Republic of Moldova.
Jehle has more than 30 years’ experience in the agriculture sector. Prior to joining FAO, he was a farmer, held several positions in academia and worked as a consultant for the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs in Brussels.
Since joining FAO in 1999, he has served in various positions at FAO headquarters in Rome and, as of 2007, in the Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia in Hungary.
Prior to his appointment as Regional Programme Leader, Jehle held the positions of Deputy Regional Representative for Europe and Central Asia and Regional Initiative Coordinator.
Parallel to his current position, since 2016 he is serving as multi-accredited FAO Representative in Albania, Armenia, Georgia and Republic of Moldova.