King Mohammed receives new foreign ambassadors, bids farewell to French, German ambassadors

Morocco's King Mohammed VI received this Thursday in the royal palace of Agadir a group of new ambassadors who handed him their credentials as ambassadors to the sovereign.

The new ambassadors are:

- Sia Bi Sei, Ambassador of Cote d'Ivoire,

- Nimaga Ismaila, Ambassador of the Central African Republic

- Soekamto Winardi, Ambassador of Indonesia

- Ibou Ndiaye, Ambassador of Senegal

- Ramiah Raiagopalan, Ambassador of India.

The sovereign then received the ambassadors of France and Germany, Michel de Bonnecorse and Hans Dieter Scheel, who came to bid the sovereign farewell at the end of their mission in the Kingdom.

The sovereign decorated the French ambassador with the grand cordon of the Alawit wissam distinction and the German diplomat with the Alawit wissam grand officer order distinction.

Foreign and cooperation minister, Mohamed Benaissa, head of the royal office, Mohamed Rochdi Chraibi, secretary of state for foreign affairs and cooperation, Taieb Fassi Fihri attended the audience. The sovereign's chamberlain, Brahim Frej, and charge de mission at the royal office, Fadel Benyaich were also present.