London – QC is being made.

Britain’s Mi6 Foreign Intelligence Agency is the leading life of technology and innovation Equal to James Bond Gadget-Master Q-Co-Ko is promoted to the country’s top spy job.

And for the first time in the 116-year history of the agency, the Mi6 is the main-Codename C-1 woman.

It is a milestone that has already been on the silver screen, when Judy Dench played the MI6 chief in several bond films. (Although his character was known as M instead of C)

Now, the real life is holding with imagination. One in Sunday late statementThe British Prime Minister Kir Stmper announced that the blisters Metrewiel-female MI 6 will play their new role in the major-Sharad season, making Richard Moore a success, which is retiring.

47 -year -old Metriveli said she was “proud and honored.”

The C Mi6 has a publicly designated position, also known as secret intelligence service. The agency handles the secret foreign intelligence-collision, and is thought to manage the global network of spies. It is almost the British counterpart of the CIA of America.

“I look forward to continuing the work that works with the brave officers and agents and many of our international partners of the Mi6,” Metrly said, according to a statement by Starmer’s office.

This uncontrolled image issued by the Foreign Office of the United Kingdom shows the new Mi6 major Blaise Metrewelli.

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He is a career intelligence officer. Metreweli joined government service in 1999, and first played the director level role in MI6’s domestic sister agency, Mi5. He has spent most of his career in the Middle East and Europe.

While in 2021 on Mi5, He gave an anonymous interview Under the director of Pseudo, in which he warned that the British were out of espionage laws, and Vladimir Putin compared Russia to “unpredictable storm”.

As Q in MI6, the metreweli was coming up with new ways to develop opponents, including China’s biometric monitoring, to keep the identity of British spies secrets worldwide.

She handles at a time when the Mi6 and UK overall faces unprecedented challenges from Russia, China, Iran and North Korea, and from non-state institutions such as Hauthis and Al-Qaeda in Yemen.

“The United Kingdom is facing an unprecedented threats on an unprecedented scale – is it aggressive that sends its detective ships to our water or hackers, whose sophisticated cyber plots want to disrupt our public services,” Star said in his office statement.