His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the king of the country, may God protect and preserve him, received in a ceremony in the Sakhir Palace this day, the credentials of five new ambassadors in the Kingdom.
His Majesty received him, may God support the credentials of everyone:
– Mrs. Tattana Garchevich, Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia.
– Dr. Aisha Hilal Sayyan Koettak, Ambassador of the Turkish Republic.
– Ambassador Bad Mit Chulaja, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Thailand.
– Ambassador Mohamed Rice Hassan Sarwer, Ambassador of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh.
– Ambassador Nayef bin Bandar Al -Sudairy, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
His Majesty the Great King, may God bless him with the new ambassadors, exchanged welcoming words on this occasion, praising the distinguished bilateral relations that combine the Kingdom of Bahrain and their sister and friendly countries, and the continuous progress and prosperity it witnesses at all levels, wishing His Majesty to them All the best in their diplomatic duties to enhance cooperation and close friendship with the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Stressing His Majesty, may God protect and preserve him, that the Kingdom is keen to build good relations and extend bridges of cooperation with various countries of the world in a way that benefits and benefits everyone.
The ambassadors conveyed to His Majesty the King, the greetings and appreciation of the kings and heads of their states and their best wishes for his majesty in the time of health and happiness, and to the Kingdom of Bahrain and its people more development and luxury, expressing their pride in the strong relations that link their countries with the Kingdom of Bahrain in various fields.
The ceremony was attended by His Highness the Personal Representative of His Majesty the King, His Highness the representative of His Majesty for Humanitarian Acts and Youth Affairs, His Excellency the Minister of the Royal Court, and the Head of the Royal Protocols.
The new ambassadors had reached the Sakhir Palace separately, where they were received by the head of the royal ceremonies, and the usual ceremonies took place on such occasions..
