President Lee Jae-myung received credentials from eight new ambassadors to South Korea on the afternoon of October 12.
Among those presenting their credentials were Ahmad Erfanian, the ambassador from Iran; Fatih Yıldız, the ambassador from Turkey; and Melis Mamadaliyeva, the ambassador from Kyrgyzstan. This marks the sixth such ceremony since the current administration took office.
Also in attendance were Vivian de Pierrefeu Midenese, the ambassador from Honduras; Miriam Teresa Možgan, the ambassador from Slovenia; Espen Fredrik Larsen, the ambassador from Norway; Patu Gai Ngom, the ambassador from Senegal; and Donatas Tamulaitis, the ambassador from Lithuania.
The presentation of credentials is a formal procedure in which ambassadors submit their credentials to the head of state of the host country, confirming their appointment and authority as representatives of their respective nations.
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