King Mohammed VI receives new foreign ambassadors in Rabat

King Mohammed VI on Thursday received several foreign ambassadors at the Royal Palace in Rabat, where they presented their credentials as extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassadors to the kingdom.

The envoys include:

• Archbishop Alfred Xuereb, ambassador of the Holy See;

• Eliphas Chinyonga, ambassador of Zambia;

• Lamine Ouattara, ambassador of Côte d’Ivoire;

• Brancley Martial Obolo, ambassador of Gabon;

• Jessica Muthoni Gakinya, ambassador of Kenya;

• Berit Basse, ambassador of Denmark;

• Dirk Jan Nieuwenhuis, ambassador of the Netherlands;

• Arnaldo Tomás Ferrari, ambassador of Argentina;

• Charity Gbedawo, ambassador of Ghana;

• Valentin Zellweger, ambassador of Switzerland;

• Nardos Ayalew Belay, ambassador of Ethiopia;

• Marco Tulio Gustavo Chicas Sosa, ambassador of Guatemala;

• Damian Patrick Donovan, ambassador of Australia;

• Momodou Koroma, ambassador of Sierra Leone;

• Vincent Thom Nundwe, ambassador of Malawi;

• Sanjay Rana, ambassador of India;

• Gilles Heyvaert, ambassador of Belgium;

• Isbeth L. Kiel Murcia, ambassador of Panama;

• Ahmed Nihad Abdel Latif, ambassador of Egypt;

• Joseph F. Johnson, ambassador of Liberia;

• Nakata Masahiro, ambassador of Japan.

The ceremony was attended by Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita.