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Vladimir Putin accepted the letters of credential from the ambassadors of 10 countries

April 22, 2008
13:30
The Kremlin, Moscow
The Ambassador of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta, Gianfranco Facco-Bonetti, presents his credentials to the President of Russia.
The Ambassador of the Republic of Yemen, Mohammed Saleh Ahmed al-Hilali, presents his credentials to the President of Russia.
The Ambassador of Nepal, Surya Kiran Gurung, presents his credentials to the President of Russia.
The Ambassador of the Republic of Tunisia, Khemaies Jinaoui, presents his credentials to the President of Russia.
The Ambassador of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan, Raimkul Arzimamatovich Attakurov, presents his credentials to the President of Russia.
The Ambassador of the Republic of the Philippines, Victor Garcia, presents his credentials to the President of Russia.
The Ambassador of the Kingdom of Spain, Juan Antonio March Pujol, presents his credentials to the President of Russia.
The Ambassador of the Federative Republic of Brazil, Carlos Antonio da Rocha Paranho, presents his credentials to the President of Russia.
The Ambassador of Romania, Constantin Mihail Grigorie, presents his credentials to the President of Russia.
The Ambassador of Saudi Arabia, Ali Hassan Jaafar, presents his credentials to the President of Russia.

The head of state congratulated the new ambassadors on the beginning of their diplomatic work in Russia and expressed his confidence that the practical results of this work will render it possible to reach a new, higher level of political and business cooperation.

The following ambassadors presented their letters of credential to the President:

Gianfranco Facco-Bonetti – Sovereign Military Order of Malta,

Mohammed Saleh Ahmed al-Hilali – Republic of Yemen,

Surya Kiran Gurung – Nepal,

Khemaies Jinaoui – Republic of Tunisia,

Raimkul Arzimamatovich Attakurov – Republic of Kyrgyzstan,

Victor Garcia – Republic of the Philippines,

Juan Antonio March Pujol – Kingdom of Spain,

Carlos Antonio da Rocha Paranho – Federative Republic of Brazil,

Constantin Mihail Grigorie – Romania,

Ali Hassan Jaafar – Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

See also

Speech at the Ceremony to Mark the Presentation of Letters of Credential by Foreign Ambassadors
April 22, 2008

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Publication date: April 22, 2008, 13:30

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