Melis Mamadaliev appointed Kyrgyzstan’s ambassador to South Korea
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- President Sadyr Japarov appointed Melis Mamadaliev as Kyrgyzstan’s extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador to South Korea.
- Mamadaliev previously directed the Foreign Ministry’s Department of International Organizations and Security.
- Aida Ismailova, who had led the diplomatic mission since February 2022, was dismissed from the post.
Melis Mamadaliev has been appointed Kyrgyzstan’s new ambassador to South Korea under a decree signed by President Sadyr Japarov, the presidential administration said.
Mamadaliev previously served as director of the Foreign Ministry’s Department of International Organizations and Security. His appointment moves him from a senior ministry role to the leadership of Kyrgyzstan’s diplomatic mission in Seoul.
A separate presidential decree relieved Aida Ismailova of her duties as ambassador to the Republic of Korea. Ismailova had headed the mission since February 2022.
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