Putin Welcomes Credentials from Ambassadors of 34 Countries, Including Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and France

Russian President Vladimir Putin received the credentials of ambassadors from 34 countries today, including representatives from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Algeria, Iraq, and Afghanistan, as well as ambassadors from 11 nations classified as unfriendly, such as France, Norway, and Sweden.

Attendance of Diplomatic Heads

The ceremony featured the heads of diplomatic missions from several countries, including:
Slovakia: Peter Krištof
Slovenia: Alenka Suhadolnik
France: Nicolas Louis Marie Olivier de Rivière
Somalia: Mohamed Abubakar Zubair

Location and Setting

The event took place in the "Alexander" Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace, continuing the tradition of welcoming new ambassadors and exchanging official credentials, reflecting Russia's ongoing diplomatic relations with various countries, both friendly and unfriendly.