President Lee Jae-myung received credentials from ambassadors of eight countries, including Brazil, on July 22. This marks the fourth credential ceremony since the current administration took office.
The ceremony took place at the Blue House and included the ambassadors of Brazil, Fernando Meirelles de Azevedo Pimentel; El Salvador, Federico Guerrero Avendaño; Colombia, Yovani Velasquez Quintero; Laos, Kaimani Orabun; Kazakhstan, Asset Isenali; Tanzania, Noel Emmanuel Kaganda; Kuwait, Azam Al Asfour; and Nigeria, Nora Radi Dadut.
The credential ceremony is an event where newly appointed ambassadors present their credentials from their home country's head of state to the head of state of the host country.
The ceremony took place at the Blue House and included the ambassadors of Brazil, Fernando Meirelles de Azevedo Pimentel; El Salvador, Federico Guerrero Avendaño; Colombia, Yovani Velasquez Quintero; Laos, Kaimani Orabun; Kazakhstan, Asset Isenali; Tanzania, Noel Emmanuel Kaganda; Kuwait, Azam Al Asfour; and Nigeria, Nora Radi Dadut.
The credential ceremony is an event where newly appointed ambassadors present their credentials from their home country's head of state to the head of state of the host country.
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