His Serene Highness Prince Albert II received five new ambassadors at the Prince’s Palace on Tuesday, April 7, as part of the official presentation of their letters of credence, marking their formal accreditation to the Principality…
The diplomats accredited to Monaco are H.E. Mr Suzuki Hideo of Japan, H.E. Ms Mafelile Christina Molala of Lesotho, H.E. Mr Irakli Kurashvili of Georgia, H.E. Ms Dubravka Lalović of Montenegro and H.E. Ms Joanna Villarreal Rodriguez of Panama. The ceremony reflects Monaco’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its international diplomatic ties across multiple regions.
Earlier in the day, the ambassadors were welcomed by Isabelle Berro-Amadeï, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, during a luncheon held at the Hôtel Hermitage. The meeting provided an opportunity for open dialogue on bilateral relations, with discussions focusing on cooperation, economic ties and shared interests between Monaco and each of the represented countries.
The gathering also brought together key figures from the Principality’s diplomatic and economic network, including honorary consuls and representatives from Monaco’s attractiveness and economic development bodies. This broader exchange underlined Monaco’s strategic approach to fostering international partnerships beyond traditional diplomacy.
These accreditations mark another step in reinforcing Monaco’s global presence, highlighting its role as an active and engaged player on the international stage while continuing to build meaningful relationships with partners worldwide.
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