Newly appointed British High Commissioner Nicholas David Low and Japanese Ambassador Ishigami Rumiko presented their Letters of Credence to President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu at the President's Office. The President held separate discussions with each envoy covering higher education, tourism, climate change, disaster management assistance and renewable energy.
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In a ceremony held at the President's Office, President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu received the Letters of Credence from two newly appointed ambassadors, marking significant strides in the Maldives’ diplomatic engagements.
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Nicholas David Low, the new British High Commissioner to the Maldives, was escorted from Republic Square to the President’s Office in a traditional “Haiykolhu” procession, accompanied by the MNDF Drum and Trumpet Band.
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Similarly, Her Excellency Ishigami Rumiko, the newly appointed Ambassador of Japan to the Maldives, presented her Letters of Credence to President Muizzu. She too was honored with the “Haiykolhu” procession.
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