Erdogan Accepts Letters of Credentials from New Ambassadors
(MENAFN) On Tuesday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan formally accepted letters of credentials from a group of newly appointed ambassadors, marking the official start of their diplomatic missions in Türkiye. The ceremony underscored Türkiye’s ongoing commitment to strengthening international relations across multiple regions.
President Erdogan personally welcomed four new envoys: Paraguayan Ambassador Cirilo Guillermo Sosa Flores, Moldovan Ambassador Oleg Serebrian, Australian Ambassador Sally-Anne Vincent, and Luxembourg Ambassador Daniel Da Cruz. Each ambassador presented their official credentials in a formal session, a key diplomatic protocol symbolizing mutual recognition and cooperation between Turkey and their respective countries.
In addition to delivering their credentials, the ambassadors introduced their embassy staff and family members to President Erdogan, highlighting the personal and professional ties they bring to their new roles. The gathering concluded with souvenir photographs, capturing the moment of diplomatic camaraderie.
Following the group presentation, President Erdogan held individual meetings with each ambassador, providing an opportunity to discuss bilateral relations and future cooperation. These separate discussions signal Türkiye’s proactive approach to fostering closer ties with Paraguay, Moldova, Australia, and Luxembourg.
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