The President of the Republic, Nicolas Maduro, received on Monday credentials from eight ambassadors at a ceremony which took place at Miraflores Palace in Caracas.
In the Sol del Peru Hall, the Head of State received the credentials of diplomats of the State of Kuwait, the Kingdom of the Netherlands and Malaysia, Naser Bareh Shaher El- Enezi; Norbertus Wilhelmus Maria Braakhuis and Muzafar Sha Bin Mustafa, respectively, which will be as resident ambassadors.
They also presented their papers with President Maduro, representatives of the Republic of Burundi, Gaudence Sindayigaya; the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Malek Twal; of Belize, Lou Anne Burns Martinez; the Kingdom of Belgium, Jeroen Cooreman and the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal, Durga Prasad Bhattarai, these latter will exercise functions as a matter of competition.
During this visit 3 resident and 5 concurrent ambassadors presented their credentials to the National President to consolidate development among countries on energy, economic, financial, commercial, technological infrastructure, tourism, health, education and other issues.
Were welcoming the ambassadors the Chancellor of the Republic, Delcy Rodríguez, the Minister for the Office of the Presidency, Jesús Salazar, and for Communication and Information, José Luis Marcano.
With all these nations Venezuela maintains not only friendly relations but also of cooperation, which is the reason why this activity strengthens binational approaches and strengthens the peace diplomacy that characterizes the Bolivarian Government.
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