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Nicușor Dan to Receive 17 Foreign Ambassadors at Cotroceni Palace

From Adevărul · () Romanian

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  • President Nicușor Dan will receive 17 ambassadors at Cotroceni Palace on Friday for the presentation of their credentials.
  • The diplomats include the designated ambassadors of Canada, Serbia and Denmark, as well as representatives from countries across Asia, Africa and Latin America.
  • The ceremony will begin at 10 a.m., with meetings scheduled throughout the day.

President Nicușor Dan will receive 17 foreign ambassadors at Cotroceni Palace on Friday as they formally present their letters of credence.

The diplomats include Kevin Rex of Canada, Dragan Simeunovic of Serbia and Stig Paolo Piras of Denmark. Their presentations will formally begin their diplomatic missions in Romania.

The ceremony is scheduled to start at 10 a.m. and will continue throughout the day. The other ambassadors listed are Le Vinh Thang of Vietnam, Khalid bin Eid Al-Shammari of Saudi Arabia, Seyed Mohsen Emadi of Iran, Hur Seung-chul of South Korea, and Chaouki Chemmam of Algeria.

The list also includes Alex Wetzig Abdale of Chile, Amangeldy Sainov of Kazakhstan, Phuchphop Mongkolnavin of Thailand, Yacouba Cisse of Côte d'Ivoire, Javier Enrique Caraballo Salazar of Panama, Chea Chanboribo of Cambodia, Gabriel Orellana Zabalza of Guatemala, Kennedy Obed Reyes Lazo of El Salvador and Theresa Adjei-Mensah of Ghana. All meetings will take place at Cotroceni Palace as part of the official accreditation procedure.

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