The Presidential Council (PC) Chairman, Mohamed Menfi, has approved the credentials of 11 newly appointed foreign ambassadors during an official ceremony in the capital, Tripoli.
According to a statement from the PC’s media office, the ambassadors represent the United Arab Emirates, Vietnam, Niger, Sri Lanka, Canada, Greece, Chad, India, Singapore, Guinea (Conakry) and Venezuela.
Menfi welcomed the diplomats and wished them success in their missions, reaffirming Libya’s intention to strengthen cooperation and expand partnerships with their countries in various fields, in line with mutual interests and regional and international stability.
The ambassadors expressed their countries’ commitment to developing bilateral relations with Libya and enhancing political, economic and cultural cooperation, the statement said.
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