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Ahmad Naji hands over his credentials to Hungarian FM ashead of mission

[16/09/2019 02:32]

BUDAPEST-SABA
The Charge D'Affairs of Yemen's Embassy here Ahmad Naji handed over a copy of his credentials to the Head of Protocol Department at Hungarian Foreign Ministry Adina Pasture as head of Yemen's mission to Hungary.

For her part, the Hungarian official welcomed Ambassador Naji, expressing readiness for providing all facilitations for making his duties successful.

She reviewed duties of the department and its relations with all diplomatic missions and provided also a copy of measures and rules organizing the missions' activities with Hungarian foreign ministry.