Marie Imbrova, Ph.D. - Official Website

Czech Republic
December 21, 2016

The Letter of Thanks by Pavla Gomba,
Executive Director of UNICEF Czech Republic
to Dr. Marie Imbrova for her significant participation
on a number of educational and charity UNICEF events
during the year 2016

Czech Republic
November 03, 2014

The Letter of Thanks by Dana Femiova,
Director of the Centre Narovinu, Public Service Company,
Prague, Czech Republic,
to Dr. Marie Imbrova for her donation of a sculpture
by Zimbabwean sculptor Lovemore Bonjisi,
which was auctioned at a Charity Auction
on October 29, 2014

Czech Republic
November 23, 2012

The Thank-You Note by Dr. Danuse Lhotkova,
Principal of the The Anglo-Czech High School
in Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic,
to Dr. Marie Imbrova for her lecture
"Zimbabwe at the Times of Hyperinflation and Today"
that she had at the high school on November 16, 2012

On Friday, November 16, 2012, the students of the 6th year and of the 2nd year had a unique opportunity to insight into the daily life of the population of Zimbabwe. Dr. Marie Imbrova, an African studies expert, a former diplomat and currently an independent consultant in the areas of politics, education and culture, visited the Anglo-Czech High School. We learned how, five years ago, a daily struggle to obtain a basic food looked like for Zimbabweans, what it means a life without drinking water and electricity, what hardships Kenyan women are facing. We admired prefect jewels and bowls of the indigenous tribes and the life in the world's largest sculpture workshop in Zimbabwean Tengenenge, to which community Mrs. Imbrova is helping. We supported the construction of the school canteen for a smart boy, named Tamasha and his classmates. Dr. Imbrova, thank you very much for the exhaustive explanation and the great experience.

Republic of South Africa and Czech Republic
February 02, 2012

The Letter of Thanks by H.E. Ms. Celia Sandra Botha,
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the Republic of South Africa in the Czech Republic,
to Dr. Marie Imbrova for her help to organize the interview
in the Czech TV, held on February 2, 2012.

United States of America and United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
December 07, 2011

The Letter of Thanks by Ms. Krista Krieger, Chair of the
Board of Trustees, Africa Foundation (USA) and Ms.
Susannah Friend, Director, Art for Africa and CEO,
Africa Foundation (UK) to Dr. Marie Imbrova for her
generous support and donation of Lovemore Kambudzi's
painting "Last Warning" to the charity Art for Africa
Auction ™, held in New York on November 17, 2011
in the Sotheby's Auction Hall.

Republic of Zimbabwe
October 27, 2011

The Reference Letter by Prof. Brian Jones and Ms. Jane Morris,
Directors, 'amaBooks Publishers, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe,
on the support and contribution of Dr. Marie Imbrova
to the development of Zimbabwean art during her work
at the Czech Embassy in Harare in the period 2005 - 2008
and in the following years 2009 - 2011.

Republic of Zimbabwe
September 08, 2010

The Letter of Thanks by Mr. Thomas Merkelbach,
Head of Regional Delegation of the International
Committee of the Red Cross for Southern Africa,
Harare, Zimbabwe, for Dr. Marie Imbrova's personal
involvement in the organization of an exhibition and
charity auction of Zimbabwean sculptures in favour
of the Zimbabwe Red Cross Society.

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
July 29, 2009

The Letter of Thanks by Her Majesty the Queen
of the United Kingdom of Great Britan
and Northern Ireland Elisabeth II
for Dr. Marie Imbrova's personal contribution
to the documentation of the arts
and artists of Zimbabwe.

Republic of Zimbabwe
May 16, 2009

The Letter by Mr. David Coltart, Senator and Minister of Education,
Sport, Arts and Culture of Zimbabwe is confirming
Dr. Marie Imbrova's special interest in Zimbabwean art and
culture, particularly Shona sculpture, in development of the
network of sculptors, artists and dealers in Zimbabwean art
and her recent organization of an exhibition of Shona sculpture
for European Union in Brussels.

Ending, he is commending Dr. Marie Imbrova as an "Ambassador"
for Zimbabwean art and culture.