Addis Ababa: President Taye Atske Selasie has today received the credentials of 12 newly appointed ambassadors from 11 countries and the European Union.According to Ethiopian News Agency, the newly accredited ambassadors represent Venezuela, Algeria, France, Argentina, Germany, Namibia, South Africa, Slovenia, Greece, Colombia, Luxembourg, and the European Union. During the ceremony, President Taye welcomed the ambassadors and emphasized Ethiopia's dedication to enhancing both bilateral and multilateral partnerships.The ambassadors expressed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation with Ethiopia, signaling a shared interest in fostering diplomatic and cooperative ties.
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