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Rabat — King Mohammed VI received on Wednesday a group of foreign ambassadors at the Royal Palace in Rabat.
The ambassadors presented their letters of credence, officially commencing their roles as representatives of their countries in Morocco.
The list of ambassadors included Turkiye’s ambassador Mustafa Ilker Kiliç, Canada’s ambassador Isabelle Valois, as well as Chadian ambassador Hassan Adoum Bakhit Haggar.
The king also received letters of credence from Rwanda Republic’s ambassador Shakilla Umutoni Kazimbaya, Oman’s ambassador Khalid Ben Salem Ben Ahmed Bamakhalif, and Alberto Alejandro Rodriguez Aspillaga, Chilean ambassador.
In addition, Malaysian ambassador Shahabudeen Bin Adam Shah, Saudi Arabian ambassador Sami Bin Abdullah Bin Othman Al-Saleh, Spanish ambassador Enrique Ojeda Vila, Cuban ambassador Roberto Victorio Fernández were in the list of ambassadors who presented their letters of credence to officially represent their countries in Morocco.
Mali’s ambassador Fafré Camara was on the list, along with Hellenic ambassador Tessa Katapodis, as well as Omar Sherif Abdoelrahman, representing the Suriname Republic.
The monarch also welcomed ambassador Le Kim Quy, representing Vietnam, and ambassador Yoon Yeonjean, representing South Korea.
The reception saw the presence of the Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs Nacer Bourita and the King’s Chamberlain Sidi Mohamed El Alaoui.
