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President Ramaphosa to receive Letters of Credence

President Ramaphosa to receive Letters of Credence

President Cyril Ramaphosa will on Tuesday receive Letters of Credence from Heads of Mission-designate at a Credentials Ceremony to be held in Pretoria.

Letters of Credence are official diplomatic documents presented to the President by Heads of Mission-designate, who have been nominated by their respective governments to serve as ambassadors to South Africa.

President Ramaphosa will receive Heads of Mission-designate from the following countries:

1. The Republic of Rwanda

2. The Swiss Confederation

3. The Federation of Malaysia

4. The Republic of Italy

5. Mongolia

6. The United Republic of Tanzania

7. The State of Kuwait

8. The Republic of Belarus

9. The Dominican Republic

10. The Republic of Korea

11. The Republic of Kenya

12. New Zealand

13. The Islamic Republic of Iran

14. The Republic of Suriname

– SAnews.gov.za

 

Edwin
Sun, 04/07/2024 – 09:12

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Sunday, April 7, 2024

President Cyril Ramaphosa will on Tuesday receive Letters of Credence from Heads of Mission-designate at a Credentials Ceremony to be held in Pretoria.

Letters of Credence are official diplomatic documents presented to the President by Heads of Mission-designate, who have been nominated by their respective governments to serve as ambassadors to South Africa.

President Ramaphosa will receive Heads of Mission-designate from the following countries:

1. The Republic of Rwanda

2. The Swiss Confederation

3. The Federation of Malaysia

4. The Republic of Italy

5. Mongolia

6. The United Republic of Tanzania

7. The State of Kuwait

8. The Republic of Belarus

9. The Dominican Republic

10. The Republic of Korea

11. The Republic of Kenya

12. New Zealand

13. The Islamic Republic of Iran

14. The Republic of Suriname

– SAnews.gov.za

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