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New ambassadors from 7 countries present credentials to Turkish president

Recep Tayyip Erdogan welcomes envoys of Honduras, Namibia, Iceland, Mauritius, Nepal, Laos and Mozambique at presidential complex in Ankara

New ambassadors from 7 countries present credentials to Turkish president
2024-04-25 18:04:32

ISTANBUL

Türkiye's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday received letters of credentials from the newly appointed ambassadors of seven countries.

At the presidential complex in the capital Ankara, Erdogan welcomed Mauricio Arturo Bueso Chinchilla of Honduras, Martin Andjaba of Namibia, Arni Thor Sigurdsson of Iceland, Christelle Sohun of Mauritius, Santos Alvaro of Mozambique, Tapas Adhikari of Nepal, and Latsamy Keomany of Laos.

After the new envoys' credentials were presented, souvenir photos were taken.