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President Murmu Receives Credentials From Six Nations’ Envoys
President Droupadi Murmu met six new foreign representatives in India.
They came from South Sudan, the United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, Moldova, Germany and Sweden.
The representatives formally gave her their credentials.
Credentials are official documents showing that they are authorized to represent their countries.
The ceremony took place at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.
The group included ambassadors and Nigeria’s high commissioner.
Murmu had visited Moldova on July 20.
That visit was part of a three-country European tour.
The tour aimed to strengthen cooperation in areas such as trade, technology and tourism.
President Droupadi Murmu received credentials from envoys of six nations at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Monday.
The envoys represented South Sudan, the United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, Moldova, Germany and Sweden.
The envoys included five ambassadors and Nigeria’s high commissioner to India.
The ceremony was held at the President’s official residence in New Delhi.
Murmu visited Moldova on July 20 during a three-nation European tour focused partly on trade, technology and tourism ties.
- Who
- President Droupadi Murmu and envoys from South Sudan, the United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, Moldova, Germany and Sweden.
- What
- Murmu received the envoys’ diplomatic credentials.
- Where
- Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi, India.
- When
- Monday; the articles also mention that Murmu visited Moldova on July 20.
- Why
- The ceremony formally recognized the envoys, while Murmu’s Moldova visit was aimed at strengthening ties in trade, technology and tourism, among other areas.
Key facts
- Indian president
- Droupadi Murmu
- Number of envoys
- Six
- Represented countries
- South Sudan, United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, Moldova, Germany and Sweden
- Venue
- Rashtrapati Bhavan
- Nigeria’s representative
- Muhammad Saidu Dahiru, High Commissioner
- Moldova’s representative
- Inga Ionesii, Ambassador
- Germany’s representative
- Jasper Wieck, Ambassador
- Sweden’s representative
- Petra Menander, Ambassador










