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Home Diplomatic Relations

Ambassadors present credentials

byMichel Cousins
March 22, 2012
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Tripoli, March 20: A number of foreign ambassadors formally presented their credentials today to Mustafa Abdul Jalil as chairman of the . . .[restrict]NTC.  They were Antoine Sivan (France), Giuseppe Maria Buccino Grimaldi (Italy), Jo Dae-sik (Korea), Michel Gottret (Switzerland) and Ali Kemal Aydin (Turkey).

All five ambassadors have been in post for some time.

The ceremony was attended by the Foreign Minister Ashour Ben Khayal, Director of the Foreign Ministry’s European Department Mabrouk Milad and Director of Protocol and Security. Salem Kanu.

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