New ambassadors & High Commissioners hand over credentials

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New four Ambassadors and two High Commissioners to Sri Lanka handed over the credentials to President Maithripala Sirisena yesterday at the President’s House.

Following is the list of the new Ambassadors and High Commissioners;

Mr.Igor Polikha – Ambassador – Designate of Ukraine

Ms. Robina P. Marks – High Commissioner – Designate of the Republic of South Africa
Mr. Sonam Tobden Rabgye – Ambassador – Designate of the kingdom of Bhutan
Mr. Asfaw Dingamo Kame – Ambassador – Designate of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
Mr. JONONOV Sherali – Ambassador – Designate of Republic of Tajikistan
Mr. David Claude Pierre – High Commissioner – Designate of the Republic of Seychelles

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