Watanabe named envoy to Argentina, Ihara to Ethiopia

Watanabe named envoy to Argentina, Ihara to Ethiopia

TOKYO, Japan - Former Japanese Ambassador to Madagascar Toshio Watanabe (L) was named top envoy to Argentina on June 29, while Japan International Cooperation Agency official Hiroyoshi Ihara (R) was appointed ambassador to Ethiopia. Both appointments will take effect July 2.

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