President Erdogan receives credentials from new ambassadors
Envoys from Maldives, Denmark, Switzerland, Ghana, Germany, and Latvia with the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. (Photo via Presidency Of The Republic Of Türkiye)
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan officially received the letters of credentials from the newly appointed ambassadors of Maldives, Denmark, Switzerland, Ghana, Germany, and Latvia on Thursday.
During the ceremony, President Erdogan welcomed the new envoys: Abdul Raheem Abdul Latheef from the Maldives, Ole Toft from Denmark, Guillaume Bertrand Scheurer from Switzerland, Nicholas Peter Andoh from Ghana, Sibylle Katharina Sorg from Germany, and Bahtijor Hasans from Latvia.
The ceremony concluded with the exchange of souvenir photographs with the newly arrived ambassadors, marking the beginning of their diplomatic missions in Türkiye.
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