King Felipe Receiving Ambassadors Credentials - Madrid

King Felipe Receiving Ambassadors Credentials - Madrid

King Felipe VI (1l) greets members of the embassy of the Kingdom of Thailand, at the Royal Palace, January 12, 2024, in Madrid (Spain). Felipe VI resumes today the traditional ceremony of presentation of credentials by new ambassadors accredited in Spain, after a hiatus of almost eight months following the electoral advance. The monarch has received the letters accrediting six ambassadors as representatives in Spain, in the first ceremony of this type since May 17. Then there were also six diplomats who complied with this protocol act. The new ambassadors of El Salvador, North Macedonia, Iran, Peru, Thailand and Angola paraded through the Royal Palace of Madrid today. Photo by A. Perez Meca/Europa Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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