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Home Jordan News King receives ambassadors’ credentials 29-11-2018 02:48 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - His Majesty King Abdullah on Thursday received the credentials of a number of newly-appointed ambassadors to the Kingdom during a ceremony at the Basman Palace. The ambassadors are Sherif Kamel of Egypt, Joseph Kotski of the Czech Republic, Andreas Kouzoupis of Cyprus, Zaza Kandelaki of Georgia, Fabio Cassese of Italy, Mato Zeko of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Oscar Wustinger of Austria, and non-resident Zambian ambassador, Joseph Chalengi. The diplomats laid wreaths on the tombs of King Hussein, King Abdullah I and King Talal. Chief of the Royal Court and Foreign Minister attended the swearing-in ceremony.

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King receives ambassadors’ credentials

29-11-2018 02:48 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - His Majesty King Abdullah on Thursday received the credentials of a number of newly-appointed ambassadors to the Kingdom during a ceremony at the Basman Palace.

The ambassadors are Sherif Kamel of Egypt, Joseph Kotski of the Czech Republic, Andreas Kouzoupis of Cyprus, Zaza Kandelaki of Georgia, Fabio Cassese of Italy, Mato Zeko of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Oscar Wustinger of Austria, and non-resident Zambian ambassador, Joseph Chalengi.

The diplomats laid wreaths on the tombs of King Hussein, King Abdullah I and King Talal.

Chief of the Royal Court and Foreign Minister attended the swearing-in ceremony.

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