In a ceremony held at the Palace of Peace on Tuesday, on behalf of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, also the Prime Minister, received the credentials of ambassadors appointed to the Kingdom from several sisterly and friendly nations.
Ambassadors from a range of countries had the honor of presenting their credentials, including representatives from Mali, Mongolia, South Africa, Zambia, Finland, Nepal, Brazil, Ukraine, Sweden, Denmark, Malaysia, Slovakia, Lithuania, Venezuela, Cambodia, South Sudan, Chad, Switzerland, India, Chile, Poland, and Malawi, among others.
During the ceremony, the Crown Prince extended a warm welcome to the ambassadors, conveying the greetings of King Salman and himself to the leaders of their respective nations. He expressed his hopes for their success in strengthening and developing relations between their countries and the Kingdom.
In response, the ambassadors conveyed greetings from their leaders to King Salman and the Crown Prince, expressing gratitude for the warm hospitality they received.
The customary protocols for such occasions were observed during the presentation of credentials.
The ceremony was attended by Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Fahd bin Mohammed Al-Essa, Head of the Royal Court.
This event underscores the Kingdom’s commitment to fostering diplomatic relations and enhancing cooperation with nations across the globe.
