By Manal El Warraky
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi received today the credentials of twenty-three new ambassadors to the Arab Republic of Egypt. They are:
– Ms. Esset Caridad Roman Maldonado, Ambassador of the Dominican Republic.
– Mr. Frederick Otieno Ota, Ambassador of the Republic of Kenya.
– Mr. Jürgen Scholz, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany.
– Ms. Rebecca Ella, Ambassador of the Republic of Finland.
– Mr. Bart De Groof, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Belgium.
– Mr. Ulrike Shannon, Ambassador of Canada.
– Mr. Mohamad Tarid bin Sufyan, Ambassador of Malaysia.
– Mr. Guten Shin, Ambassador of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar.
– Mr. Mohamed Sofiane Barrah, Ambassador of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria.
– Ms. Angelina Eichhorst, Ambassador of the European Union.
– Mr. Andreas Baum, Ambassador of the Swiss Confederation.
– Mr. Ricardo Isaza Ramirez… Ambassador of the Republic of Panama.
– Mr. Armen Sarkissian… Ambassador of the Republic of Armenia.
– Mr. Holger Federico Martinsen… Ambassador of the Republic of Argentina.
– Mr. Thanawat Sirikul… Ambassador of the Kingdom of Thailand.
– Mr. G. Rodrigue Jambe… Ambassador of the Central African Republic.
– Mr. Askar Genis… Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
– Mr. Kual Nyok Kual… Ambassador of the Republic of South Sudan.
– Mr. Abuhamijah Sisira Kumara Senaviratna… Ambassador of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka.
– Mr. Mohamed Abdelkarim Hanou… Ambassador of the Republic of Chad.
– Mr. Amadeo Efa Mba Ntchama… Ambassador of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea.
– Mr. Dag Julin-Denfelt… Ambassador of the Kingdom of Sweden.
– Mr. Alexander Beiser Moraga… Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba.
Ambassador Mohamed El-Shenawy, the official spokesperson for the Presidency of the Republic, stated that President Sisi welcomed the new ambassadors, expressing his sincere wishes for their success in carrying out their duties in Egypt. The President emphasized Egypt’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with their countries in various fields, and the importance of continuing communication, coordination, and consultation on various regional and international issues of common concern.
