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New ambassadors of seven countries presented credentials to President Vladimir Putin

April 16, 2003
13:45
The Grand Kremlin Palace, Moscow
Sri Lanka\'s Ambassador Wijekoon Mudiyanselage Ukkubanda Wijekoon presenting credentials to President Putin.
Israeli Ambassador Arkadi Milman presenting credentials to President Putin.
President Putin meeting with new ambassadors of seven countries after a ceremony of presenting credentials.

The Ambassadors of Sri-Lanka, Guatemala, Cuba, Eritrea, Madagascar, Venezuela and Israel presented credentials to the Russian President. The ceremony took place at St Alexander Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace.

Addressing the participants in the ceremony, President Putin said that Russia was a reliable partner in establishing a truly democratic model of a new world order, and was prepared for broad cooperation in this sphere, including with the countries whose ambassadors were starting their diplomatic work in Russia.

The recent events proved that universal rules of behaviour that had been established for centuries needed to be regularly adapted to the changing world, the President stressed. The most important task in the present-day international situation is to maintain the priority of international law and the unique role of global security institutions, primarily the UN, in providing strategic stability.

See also

Speech at Ceremony for the Presentation of Foreign Ambassadors’ Letters of Credentials
April 16, 2003

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Publication date: April 16, 2003, 13:45

Direct link: en.kremlin.ru/d/28481

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