AMMAN - Secretary-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Yousef Bataineh, received on Thursday, a copy of the credentials of Rwandan ambassador Fidelis Ntambaka Mironko as an accredited and non-resident ambassador to Jordan, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
He also received a copy of the credentials of Moldovan ambassador Dmitrii Croitor as accredited and non-resident ambassador to Jordan.
Bataineh received copies of the credentials of the ambassadors of Lithuania and Mauritania as accredited and non-resident ambassadors to Jordan.
He met with the new ambassadors to wish them well in their missions and success in promoting bilateral r
elations between Jordan and their countries.
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AMMAN - Secretary-General of
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Yousef Bataineh, received on Thursday, a copy of the credentials of Rwandan ambassador Fidelis Ntambaka Mironko as an accredited and non-resident ambassador to Jordan, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
He also received a copy of the credentials of Moldovan ambassador Dmitrii Croitor as accredited and non-resident ambassador to Jordan.
Bataineh received copies of the credentials of the ambassadors of Lithuania and Mauritania as accredited and non-resident ambassadors to Jordan.
He met with the new ambassadors to wish them well in their missions and success in promoting bilateral r
elations between Jordan and their countries.
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