President Droupadi Murmu Receives Diplomatic Credentials From New Ambassadors Of Mali, Myanmar, Madagascar & Equatorial Guinea At Rashtrapati Bhavan | Video
New Delhi: President Droupadi Murmu accepted diplomatic credentials from the newly appointed ambassadors of four nations—Mali, Myanmar, Madagascar, and Equatorial Guinea—during an official ceremony held at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Friday. According to a press release by the President's Secretariat, the envoys formally presented their letters of credence to the President, marking the official…
President Droupadi Murmu received diplomatic credentials from the newly appointed ambassadors of Mali, Myanmar, Madagascar, and Equatorial Guinea at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Friday. The envoys formally presented their letters of credence to the President, officially commencing their diplomatic missions to India. The ambassadors presenting their credentials were H.E.
Fatoma Thera of Mali, H.E. U Aye Min Htwe of Myanmar, H.E. Mandehatsara Georget of Madagascar, and H.E. Miguel Edjang Angue of Equatorial Guinea. The presentation of credentials is a formal diplomatic procedure that accredits ambassadors as official representatives of their respective heads of state to India.
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