Botswana�s Ambassador designate to Sweden, Ms Juliana Dube-Gobotswang has been described as a versatile individual who will be able to catapult the country�s foreign policy to greater heights. President Dr Mokgweetsi Masisi made the remarks during Ms Dube-Gobotswang�s courtesy call on Monday at the Office of the President. Dr Masisi said he was proud to have appointed her as the country�s envoy, as she had accumulated the requisite knowledge during her career in the judiciary. Dr Masisi said Ms Dube-Gobotswang served in the public and private sector as a legal practitioner. At the time of her appointment as a foreign envoy, Ms Dube-Gobotswang served as the first female Chief Registrar of the Judiciary. He said the domestic policy was reflected in the foreign policy and therefore given her vast experience as a public servant, Ms Dube-Gobotswang would serve diligently in her assignment more so that she would represent the nation in a well-developed country that has done a lot of good for Botswana. Therefore, he encouraged her to work hard in extending the friendship of the two nations. Dr Masisi said Sweden was an advanced nation in terms of technology, innovation as well as in the mining sector. �Do your best. I wish you to be a very successful ambassador,� said President Masisi. In her remarks, Ms Dube-Gobotswang said she was warmly and graciously received by the minister and staff at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and assured Dr Masisi that she would work hard. Ms Dube-Gobotswang has also served as Registrar of the High Court. On the international platform, she has served as the vice chairperson of the Southern and East African Judicial Administrators Association and represented Botswana as the focal person for the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) on Judicial Courts and Ethics and the Commonwealth Judicial Education Institute. She takes over from High Commissioner, Ms Chandapiwa Nteta, who was recently appointed Botswana�s Envoy to Mozambique.